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    AMS and EMS inspect tail No. 445; Maintenance essential for component [Image 2 of 9]

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    A military technician or maintenance personnel is using a power drill on what appears to be an aircraft panel or fuselage surface. The individual is wearing an olive green flight suit with a German flag patch and an 'Airpower' unit patch on the shoulder, along with a tan/khaki shemagh scarf. The close-up shot captures focused maintenance work being performed in a confined space.

    GEILENKIRCHEN, NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN, GERMANY

    03.11.2013

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Richard Longoria 

    NATO E-3A Component

    German Staff Sgt. Tristan Nehmer removes a panel from E-3A tail number 445 during a phase inspection March 11, 2013, in Hangar I at NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen, Germany.

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    Date Taken: 03.11.2013
    Date Posted: 03.21.2013 04:55
    Photo ID: 891489
    VIRIN: 130311-F-WP626-554
    Resolution: 3000x1847
    Size: 2.67 MB
    Location: GEILENKIRCHEN, NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN, DE
    Web Views: 44
    Downloads: 2

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    A large aircraft maintenance hangar showing a commercial or military aircraft nose section surrounded by a multi-level metal maintenance scaffold/docking structure. The aircraft appears to be undergoing heavy maintenance or overhaul work, with the fuselage nose prominently visible through the scaffolding. The hangar is well-lit with overhead fluorescent and spot lighting, and additional aircraft components are visible in the background.
    A military technician or maintenance personnel is using a power drill on what appears to be an aircraft panel or fuselage surface. The individual is wearing an olive green flight suit with a German flag patch and an 'Airpower' unit patch on the shoulder, along with a tan/khaki shemagh scarf. The close-up shot captures focused maintenance work being performed in a confined space.
    A military personnel member wearing blue camouflage uniform and blue nitrile gloves is reviewing a thick document or technical manual. He is standing near what appears to be the exterior or landing gear bay of a military aircraft, as evidenced by the 'NO STEP' warning placard and a 'Servicing Chart - Main Gear Oleo' diagram visible on the aircraft surface behind him.
    A military technician in camouflage uniform is performing maintenance work on the underside of an aircraft inside a hangar. The person is seated on a stool and reaching upward to inspect or service a component beneath the aircraft's fuselage or wing root area. The image is taken from a low angle, providing an unusual perspective of the maintenance work.
    A maintenance technician in a high-visibility yellow vest is lying prone on the wing of a NATO/OTAN aircraft inside a maintenance hangar, performing an inspection or repair near the engine pylon area. The aircraft bears the NATO star compass rose logo and 'NATO - OTAN' markings on its fuselage, consistent with a Boeing E-3 Sentry AWACS aircraft. The scene depicts routine heavy maintenance operations in a well-lit aircraft hangar.
    A male aircraft mechanic is performing maintenance work on a jet engine in an indoor hangar facility. He is closely inspecting and working with a small tool or component at the junction between the engine nacelle and the aircraft fuselage. The image provides a detailed close-up view of both the technician and the complex engine assembly.
    A technician in a dark blue uniform is inspecting or working on the underside of what appears to be a military or commercial aircraft. The person is looking upward into a complex array of cables, hydraulic lines, and structural components while holding a ruggedized tablet or electronic device. The image is taken from a low angle, providing a close-up view of both the worker and the aircraft's internal infrastructure.
    A large submarine is positioned inside an industrial dry dock facility labeled 'DOCK 1'. The vessel's dark-painted hull dominates the frame, viewed from an elevated angle showing the top and bow section. The surrounding structure includes metal scaffolding, access stairs, and overhead lighting typical of a naval maintenance or construction facility.
    A Canadian Armed Forces technician is performing maintenance or inspection on an aircraft, inserting a probe or tool into an access panel opening on the aircraft's fuselage. The individual is wearing camouflage military uniform with a visible Canadian flag patch on the shoulder and blue latex gloves. The work appears to involve close inspection of an internal aircraft compartment.

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