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    What Does Tactical Airlift Require? The 103d Airlift Wing Explains

    What Does Tactical Airlift Require? The 103d Airlift Wing Explains

    Video by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    103rd CES applies engineering skills across Alaska

    103rd CES applies engineering skills across Alaska

    Video by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    103rd CES applies engineering skills across Alaska

    103rd CES applies engineering skills across Alaska

    Story by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are working together to assemble or inspect a large cylindrical structure with a pink/mauve fabric exterior and silver top. They appear to be conducting field operations near a building with a green metal roof, surrounded by trees. The setting suggests a field exercise or emergency response deployment.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Two individuals in military camouflage uniforms and white hard hats are engaged in construction work on a wooden-framed structure. One person is elevated on a red fiberglass step ladder working on the upper beam area, while the other stands below observing or assisting. The setting appears to be a military installation based on the uniforms, US flag patches, and surrounding buildings.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms and white hard hats are constructing a wooden-framed structure adjacent to an existing metal building. The work site includes ladders, lumber, and construction equipment in what appears to be a mountainous, forested location with snow-capped peaks visible in the background. The scene suggests a military engineering or construction training exercise or community support mission.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A military service member in camouflage uniform and white hard hat works on a construction or demolition project involving lumber. The setting appears to be a mountainous region, likely Alaska, based on the snow-capped peaks visible in the background. The individual is handling wooden planks or boards at what appears to be a work site.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A U.S. Air Force service member named Pereira, wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform, is standing in or near a excavated pit while handling a bundle of green and white cables or wires. He is wearing black gloves and has sunglasses pushed up on his head. The work appears to involve underground cable installation or retrieval near a temporary structure with a maroon canvas exterior.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A person wearing military camouflage (OCP/MultiCam) uniform and tan tactical gloves is working on a wooden structure while standing on a red Werner step ladder. The individual appears to be installing or securing wooden beams using metal joist hangers/brackets. The construction work involves horizontal lumber framing with visible metal connector hardware.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A group of five military personnel in camouflage uniforms are assembling a metal frame structure attached to the rear of a white utility/kitchen truck. The setting appears to be an outdoor gravel area surrounded by evergreen trees and mountains, suggesting a remote or field location. The team appears to be setting up a mobile field kitchen or operations unit.

    103rd CES applies engineering skills across Alaska

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    Two military personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are operating equipment mounted on a vehicle, specifically handling an orange hose on a large reel mechanism. The setting appears to be a military installation or base, with a building visible in the background. The personnel appear to be conducting maintenance or utility operations involving the hose reel system.

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    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A group of eight Air National Guard personnel pose in front of a Disaster Relief Mobile Kitchen Trailer (DRMKT M-285) in what appears to be a field deployment setting. The service members are wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms and cold-weather fleece layers, suggesting a cool-climate environment surrounded by coniferous trees. The setting indicates an active field operation or training exercise involving mobile food service support.

    103rd CES applies engineering skills across Alaska

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    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Two U.S. Air Force personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are working on or inspecting equipment outdoors near a yellow corrugated metal building. The airman on the left, identified by name tape as 'DESORIC,' is wearing sunglasses and holding a tool or hose, while the airman on the right, identified as 'KARTYNUSKA,' is wearing work gloves. They appear to be performing maintenance or servicing tasks on a large piece of equipment.

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    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A military service member wearing camouflage uniform and a white hard hat works at a construction site, handling lumber. The setting appears to be a mountainous region with snow-capped peaks visible in the background. A Bobcat or similar compact construction vehicle is parked nearby alongside a partially framed building structure.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Two U.S. Air Force personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are posing together in what appears to be a technical training facility. Behind them is a refrigeration/HVAC training board mounted on a wall, featuring copper piping, pressure gauges, valves, and heat exchangers. The setting suggests this is a vocational or technical training environment for HVAC/refrigeration systems.

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    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A large group of military personnel in camouflage uniforms poses for a group photo in front of the 'Seward Military Resort' sign. The setting is in Seward, Alaska, evidenced by the snow-capped mountains, evergreen trees, and characteristic landscape visible in the background. The group includes both standing and seated members arranged in two rows around the facility's entrance sign.

    103rd CES applies engineering skills across Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms and white hard hats are constructing a wooden-framed structure, likely a small building or addition. The work site includes a telehandler/forklift, a red ladder, and lumber framing, set against a backdrop of evergreen trees and snow-capped mountains. The scene suggests a military engineering or community assistance construction project in a mountainous region.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A forklift or heavy equipment vehicle is transporting a large stack of lumber planks in an outdoor setting. The operator, wearing what appears to be military or work attire, is visible through the cab window. The scene is set in a wooded area with conifer trees, utility lines, and parked vehicles visible in the background.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A military service member wearing camouflage uniform and white hard hat is working on a wooden structure construction project. The scene appears to be a community or base construction effort in a mountainous, forested environment with snow-capped peaks visible in the background. Multiple ladders are present and a building with a green metal roof is visible through the wooden frame.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A group of U.S. Air Force personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are engaged in a construction or demolition work detail. Multiple airmen are handling heavy metal structural components within a partially framed wooden structure. One airman in the center is smiling while lifting or maneuvering a large black metal piece.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A construction site in a mountainous, likely Pacific Northwest or Alaskan setting, featuring a Bobcat V623 VersaHandler telehandler in the foreground. Workers are visible near a partially framed wooden structure, with a red ladder leaning against it. Snow-capped mountains and evergreen trees form the backdrop.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are working at a construction site, attaching heavy chains from a forklift to an object on the ground. A wooden frame structure is being erected in the background, with debris and construction materials visible nearby. A third service member is partially visible in the background wearing eye protection.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A person wearing military camouflage uniform and a white hard hat is using a DeWalt 20V XR cordless drill/driver to fasten a wooden beam within a timber-framed structure under construction. The worker is wearing work gloves and appears focused on the task. A red step ladder is visible in the background inside the framed structure.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Military personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are engaged in a construction project, framing a wooden structure adjacent to an existing metal-sided building. Several soldiers are working at height on red ladders while others supervise or assist at ground level. One individual wearing a white hard hat and safety glasses appears to be in a supervisory or safety oversight role.

    103d Civil Engineers complete field training in Alaska

    Photo by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Connecticut Air National Guard strengthens readiness through Major Accident Response Exercise

    Connecticut Air National Guard strengthens readiness through Major Accident Response Exercise

    Story by Capt. Jennifer Kaprielian

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A military service member in camouflage uniform and orange hard hat with ear protection operates a fuel or hydraulic manifold panel with multiple pressure gauges in front of a Connecticut Air National Guard military transport aircraft. The scene takes place on a wet tarmac under overcast, rainy conditions. The aircraft in the background displays a U.S. Air Force star insignia and 'Connecticut Air Guard' markings.

    Connecticut Air National Guard strengthens readiness through Major Accident Response Exercise

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Seana Weerakoon

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A wet airport tarmac scene showing two red emergency fire vehicles flanking a U.S. Air Force C-130 turboprop military transport aircraft. The scene appears to be a ceremonial or precautionary escort on a rainy day at a military airfield. The reflective wet pavement and overcast sky create a moody, low-light atmosphere.

    Connecticut Air National Guard strengthens readiness through Major Accident Response Exercise

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Seana Weerakoon

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A military service member in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is working on a flight line near a military aircraft. The individual is wearing a blue hard hat and an orange high-visibility safety belt, holding what appears to be a fuel hose or ground support cable. A US Air Force aircraft with a visible star-and-bar insignia is visible in the background.

    Connecticut Air National Guard strengthens readiness through Major Accident Response Exercise

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Seana Weerakoon

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    A military personnel member wearing camouflage uniform and an orange hard hat is working on a fuel or hydraulic manifold panel containing multiple pressure gauges and valves on a rain-soaked airfield. A large military turboprop aircraft, consistent with a C-130 Hercules, is visible in the background. The scene suggests active ground support or fueling operations being conducted in adverse weather conditions.

    Connecticut Air National Guard strengthens readiness through Major Accident Response Exercise

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Seana Weerakoon

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms and orange hard hats are working around a large dark blue trailer marked 'CDDAR' on a wet tarmac or airfield surface. CDDAR stands for Crashed, Damaged, or Disabled Aircraft Recovery, indicating this is likely a training exercise or operational deployment of aircraft recovery equipment. The overcast, rainy conditions suggest field operations under adverse weather.

    Connecticut Air National Guard strengthens readiness through Major Accident Response Exercise

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Seana Weerakoon

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

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