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Bags belonging to U.S. Army flight school students

Bags belonging to U.S. Army flight school students

Bags belonging to U.S. Army flight school students are lined up near the Yano Hall on Fort Rucker, Ala., June 21, 2013. The students line up their bags to reserve a spot on the few busses that taxi students to... More

U.S. Army flight school students at Fort Rucker, Ala.,

U.S. Army flight school students at Fort Rucker, Ala.,

U.S. Army flight school students at Fort Rucker, Ala., load up a bus that will transport them to Cairns Army Airfield during the students’ incipient phase of helicopter training June 21, 2013. Warrant Officer ... More

U.S. Army flight school students at Fort Rucker, Ala.,

U.S. Army flight school students at Fort Rucker, Ala.,

U.S. Army flight school students at Fort Rucker, Ala., load up a bus that will transport them to Cairns Army Airfield during the students’ incipient phase of helicopter training June 21, 2013. Warrant Officer ... More

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