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Dillan Cunningham, Leiter von Sonderprojekten für

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Dillan Cunningham, Direktor von Sonderprojekten für das National Strategic Research Institute an der University of Nebraska, sammelt am 6. April 2020 eine Oberflächenprobe zur Partikeldisposition aus dem Inneren eines C-17 Militärtransporters, der sich auf dem Luftwaffenstützpunkt der Nebraska National Guard in Lincoln, Nebraska, befindet. Das Air Mobility Command der US-Luftwaffe führte in Zusammenarbeit mit dem University of Nebraska Medical Center und der Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Luftstromtests an mehreren verschiedenen Flugzeugen des 155th Air Refueling Wing durch, um Maßnahmen zu bewerten, die verhindern sollen, dass sich Flugzeugbesatzung und Hilfspersonal während des Transports von COVID-19-Patienten mit dem Virus anstecken oder übertragen. (Foto der US-Luftwaffe von Senior Master Sgt. Shannon Nielsen)

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