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Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

AJ Edwards, the national distress system team leader from Electronic Systems Support Unit Juneau, clears ice and snow from solar panels that power a microwave link site for VFH-FM communications in Western Alas... More

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Senior Chief Petty Officer Henry Yrjana, an electronics technician from Electronic Systems Support Detachment Kodiak, prepares a microwave dish cover to replaced a torn cover on a dish atop Sharatin Mt. on Kodi... More

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Personnel from Electronic Systems Support Detachment Kodiak and Electronic Systems Support Unit Juneau prepare a microwave dish cover to replaced a torn cover on a dish atop Sharatin Mt. on Kodiak Island April ... More

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Petty Officer 3rd Class Josiah Dowdy, an electronics technician from Electronic Systems Support Detachment Kodiak, removes snow and ice from a microwave link tower atop Sharatin Mt. on Kodiak Island April 3, 20... More

Base Kodiak stand up - U.S. Coast guard photo

Base Kodiak stand up - U.S. Coast guard photo

KODIAK, Alaska - Capt. Karl Moore, commanding officer of Coast Guard Base Kodiak (right), salutes Capt. Mark Carmel, deputy director of operational logistics office in Norfolk, Va., requesting permission to off... More

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

AJ Edwards, the national distress system team leader from Electronic Systems Support Unit Juneau, clears ice and snow from solar panels that power a microwave link site for VFH-FM communications in Western Alas... More

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Aj Edwards, the national distress system team leader from Electronic Systems Support Unit Juneau, attaches a winch to a piling at a microwave link site for VFH-FM communications in Western Alaska atop Sharatin ... More

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Microwave dish maintenance on Kodiak Island

Personnel from Electronic Systems Support Detachment Kodiak and Electronic Systems Support Unit Juneau prepare a microwave dish to be removed so its cover can be replaced atop Sharatin Mt. on Kodiak Island Apri... More

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