Securing the mission, Port Dawgs build top-notch pallets for aircrew training

Photo By Tech. Sgt. Jonathan Porter | Tech Sgt. Bradley Gann, Tech Sgt. Hunter Weimann, and Staff Sgt. Cody Blaylock of the 189th Aerial Port Flight build a pallet for an aerial drop for the purpose of C-130 Hercules training on Dec. 15, 2021, at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark. All the pallets the 189th Aerial Port builds is in support of the 154th Training Squadron.  

LITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE, AR, UNITED STATES

12.15.2021

Story by Tech. Sgt. Jonathan Porter 

189th Airlift Wing   

The 189th Aerial Port flight, known as Port Dawgs, build and secure pallets for all the air drops the 154th Training Squadron perform. Each pallet is built with the precision that ensures the safest deployment over the drop zones. The Port Dawgs enable the 154th to do their mission, which is why the 154th is the premiere C-130H training squadron in the world, training all Air National Guard, Active Duty Military, and International Military as well. The 189th Aerial Port build multiple pallets a week in support of all the different type of air-drop training missions. Every Port Dawg helps make sure these bundles of joy land on target.

• Date Taken: 12.15.2021
• Date Posted: 01.09.2022 14:14
• Story ID: 412635
• Location: LITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE, AR, US