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Air Force Senior Airman Kurtis Steinecke (left) and

Air Force Senior Airman Kurtis Steinecke (left) and

Air Force Senior Airman Kurtis Steinecke (left) and Airman 1st Class Jonathan Torres-Zaya put the final touches on the P-38G Lightning before it can be returned to the Heritage Park at Joint Base Elmendorf-Rich... More

Air Force Senior Airman Kurtis Steinecke paints a P-38G

Air Force Senior Airman Kurtis Steinecke paints a P-38G

Air Force Senior Airman Kurtis Steinecke paints a P-38G Lightning inside Hangar 21 before it can be returned to the Heritage Park at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, July 17, 2017. Steinecke is one of t... More

The P-38G Lightning sits inside Hangar 21 at Joint

The P-38G Lightning sits inside Hangar 21 at Joint

The P-38G Lightning sits inside Hangar 21 at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, July 20, 2017. The Lightning has been under restoration since August 2016. This particular P-38 saw action in World War II w... More

Air Force Senior Airman Kurtis Steinecke dons a Tyvek

Air Force Senior Airman Kurtis Steinecke dons a Tyvek

Air Force Senior Airman Kurtis Steinecke dons a Tyvek suit and full-face respirator before painting the P-38G Lightning inside Hangar 21 at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, July 17, 2017. Airmen are req... More

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