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1st combat camera squadron

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globemaster iii

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joint base charleston

joint base charleston maintainers work through the night

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Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics specialist, 315th Maintenance Squadron, working with the 437th MXS secures his harness so he can utilize a lift to reach and troubleshoot a flight contro... More

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics specialist, 315th Maintenance Squadron, working with the 437th MXS gathers tools from a consolidated kit to begin work to troubleshoot a flight control s... More

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from the 437th Maintenance Squadron monitors the safety of the maintainers while they work to reach a flight control system malfunction on a transient C-17 Glob... More

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics specialist, 315th Maintenance Squadron, working with the 437th MXS and Senior Airman Skyler Ayers, a crew chief working in the repair and reclamation fli... More

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from the 437th Maintenance Squadron dons a hard hat in accordance with safety requirements prior to moving close to the aircraft to observe maintainers using a ... More

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics specialist, 315th Maintenance Squadron, working with the 437th MXS and Senior Airman Skyler Ayers, a crew chief working in the repair and reclamation fli... More

A hydraulics specialist from the 437th Maintenance

A hydraulics specialist from the 437th Maintenance

A hydraulics specialist from the 437th Maintenance Squadron installs safety devices on flight control systems prior to beginning work to troubleshoot a flight control system fault on a transient C-17 Globemaste... More

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from the 437th Maintenance Squadron and Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics specialist, 315th MXS, working with the 437th MXS read over the... More

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from

Tech. Sgt. Brian Carroll, a hydraulics specialist from the 437th Maintenance Squadron communicates using a cell phone with the maintainers working on the aircraft while he controls the lift used to enable them ... More

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics

Staff Sgt. Mark Rippy, air reserve technician hydraulics specialist, 315th Maintenance Squadron, working with the 437th MXS and Senior Airman Skyler Ayers, a crew chief working in the repair and reclamation fli... More

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