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    OSAN AIR BASE, SOUTH KOREA

    08.27.2014

    Video by Senior Airman Emma Duff 

    AFN Pacific

    Osan Communications Squadron Airmen take training to new heights. Senior Airman Emma Duff explains.
    Suggested Tag:
    In order to become a Cable Dawg you must pass a fear of heights test during technical school.

    Reporter:
    There are many jobs in the Air Force, but today one stands above the rest. SrA Charlie Hegwer, a cable and antenna maintenance member also known as a Cable Dawg, trains Airmen from different career fields to climb and rappel all types of structures.
    SB:
    This is my favorite part of my job. I get to take people up, show them how to descend and how to do it safely and professionally. Cause that’s what we are and we have a good time.
    Reporter:
    One Airman receiving the training, SrA Michael Brantley, explains why this is vital for his job.
    SB:
    So when we have to maintain those, change a light bulb on top, or get a crow’s nest off, or change an antenna. We have to tie in and be certified to do that.
    Reporter:
    Coming form airfield systems, SrA Brantley’s mission differs from SrA Hegwer’s.
    SB:
    I was placed in this career field. I didn’t know anything about it, and as soon as I went to tech school and figured out what it was all about it turned to be really great. We get to go to a lot of different places because where ever comm is that’s where we are.

    Reporter:
    The Cable Dawgs are a select few who take pride in their mission.
    SB:
    To me a Cable Dawg is a guy not afraid to get dirty jump in a manhole, pull some cables, splice, terminate, climb some towers, and get out there and just accomplish the mission.
    Reporter:
    Cable Dawgs conduct rappel and rescue training four times a year to keep their skills grounded with their feet in the air.
    SrAa Emma Duff, Osan Air Base, Korea.

    VIDEO INFO

    Date Taken: 08.27.2014
    Date Posted: 09.03.2014 01:34
    Category: Package
    Video ID: 358477
    VIRIN: 140827-F-QD315-420
    Filename: DOD_101923840
    Length: 00:01:32
    Location: OSAN AIR BASE, KR

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