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Trey Glenn, an outside machinist, uses an impact wrench

Trey Glenn, an outside machinist, uses an impact wrench

Trey Glenn, an outside machinist, uses an impact wrench to loosen bolts connecting a pitch table to a store separation test cart, March 16, 2020, in the Model Installation Building at Arnold Air Force Base, Ten... More

AEDC Flight Systems Branch provides data critical to weapon systems development

AEDC Flight Systems Branch provides data critical to weapon systems de...

Michael Levan, an ironworker, secures a cable to a pitch table in order to lift it to another location for maintenance, March 16, 2020, in the Model Installation Building at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn. (U.S. A... More

Colby Cox, right, a rigger, directs the crane operator,

Colby Cox, right, a rigger, directs the crane operator,

Colby Cox, right, a rigger, directs the crane operator, as Michael Levan, an ironworker, hooks cables to a pitch table to lift it to another location for maintenance, March 16, 2020, in the Model Installation B... More

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