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A South African Paratrooper converses with a British

A South African Paratrooper converses with a British

A South African Paratrooper converses with a British counterpart during Leapfest 2018 at the University of Rhode Island in West Kingston, R.I., Jul. 31, 2018. Leapfest is the largest, longest-standing, internat... More

Louis Trichardt Air Force Base, South Africa. SSgt Christopher Shaver, Expeditor with 48th FW, Equipment Maintenance Squadron, from Highland, California. Prepares to assemble the guidance system for a GBU-12 for the first ever live bomb drop by F-15's on South African training ranges in the northwest province. US Air Force 48th FW, 494th Fighter Squadron, personnel have been involved in the first ever bilateral aircraft exercise with the South African Air Force

Louis Trichardt Air Force Base, South Africa. SSgt Christopher Shaver,...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Louis Trichardt Air Force Base Country: South Africa (ZAF) Scene Major Command Shown: USAFE Scene Camera Operator: MSGT Cesar Rodriguez, USAF Re... More

A South African Paratrooper converses with a British

A South African Paratrooper converses with a British

A South African Paratrooper converses with a British counterpart during Leapfest 2018 at the University of Rhode Island in West Kingston, R.I., Jul. 31, 2018. Leapfest is the largest, longest-standing, internat... More

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