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US-Luftwaffe MSgt. Bradley Muscik, Boom Operator,

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US-Luftwaffe MSgt. Bradley Muscik, Boom Operator, 155th Air Refueling Wing, Nebraska Air National Guard, wacht aus dem Beobachtungsfenster einer KC-135 auf anfliegende Jets, die während der Übung Ample Strike am 31. August 2017 in der Tschechischen Republik betankt werden. Exercise Ample Strike 17 ist eine von der Tschechischen Republik geleitete, multinationale Live-Übung, die Flugzeugbesatzungen der Joint Terminal Attack Controllers (JTAC) und Close Air Support (CAS) fortgeschrittene Schulungen zur Luft- / Landintegration bietet. (Foto der US Air National Guard von Capt. Dyana Allen)

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