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    376 EAMXS keep air refuelers flying [Image 2 of 7]

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    A U.S. Air Force female airman in ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) is performing aircraft ground servicing operations, handling a large hose connected to the underside of a military aircraft. She is wearing a green reflective safety belt and working on what appears to be a flight line at a military airbase. In the background, another service member operates ground support equipment near a U.S. Air Force aircraft.

    TRANSIT CENTER AT MANAS, KYRGYZSTAN

    06.07.2013

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Robert Barnett 

    376th Air Expeditionary Wing

    U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Kayla Reeh, 376th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Squadron instrument and flight control specialist, plugs a KC-135 Stratotanker into a generator to power it for inspection on the flightline at Transit Center at Manas, Kyrgyzstan, June 7, 2013. Portable generators are used as temporary sources to power an aircraft for maintenance without starting the engines. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Robert Barnett)

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    Date Taken: 06.07.2013
    Date Posted: 06.10.2013 05:00
    Photo ID: 949449
    VIRIN: 130607-F-LK329-001
    Resolution: 2832x4256
    Size: 620.32 KB
    Location: TRANSIT CENTER AT MANAS, KG
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    Downloads: 2

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    A maintenance technician is working underneath a large aircraft, handling a red-colored tool or component in the landing gear or undercarriage area. The worker is wearing hearing protection (ear muffs) and a tan/beige shirt, suggesting a military or aviation maintenance context. The underside of the aircraft shows extensive hydraulic lines, structural components, and mechanical systems.
    A U.S. Air Force female airman in ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) is performing aircraft ground servicing operations, handling a large hose connected to the underside of a military aircraft. She is wearing a green reflective safety belt and working on what appears to be a flight line at a military airbase. In the background, another service member operates ground support equipment near a U.S. Air Force aircraft.
    Two military maintenance personnel are working on the underside of a military aircraft, likely performing mechanical maintenance or inspection. One technician wearing safety goggles and hearing protection is using a wrench or tool on a component, while a second person wearing sunglasses assists. The image is taken from a low angle beneath the aircraft, revealing internal mechanical components and stenciled placards.
    A person wearing sunglasses, a headset, and a light-colored t-shirt is climbing up a metal ladder through a hatch or access opening inside what appears to be a military or cargo aircraft. The interior shows riveted aluminum panels, structural framing, and a yellow ladder/rack visible on the left side. The photo is taken from above, looking down at the individual ascending toward the camera.
    A female technician or crew member is working inside a military aircraft cockpit, leaning over the instrument panel and manipulating controls. The cockpit contains a dense array of analog gauges, digital displays, and illuminated switches. She is wearing a light-colored t-shirt and has visible tattoos on her right arm.
    A military aircrew member is seated at the boom operator station of what appears to be a KC-135 or similar aerial refueling tanker aircraft. He is wearing a flight headset and holding a control stick while looking through the rear observation window. The station is equipped with multiple gauges, switches, and control panels illuminated by red cockpit lighting.
    A woman in a tan shirt is working inside what appears to be a military aircraft cockpit or crew station, leaning over a laptop computer while operating equipment. She is wearing a headset cord and appears to be conducting maintenance, inspection, or data entry tasks. The environment is densely packed with avionics panels, switches, and instrumentation consistent with a large military transport or patrol aircraft.

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