Airman 1st Class James Rogers, 437th Maintenance Squadron

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Airman 1st Class James Rogers, 437th Maintenance Squadron

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Airman 1st Class James Rogers, 437th Maintenance Squadron Non-Destructive Inspector journeyman from Joint Base Charleston, S.C., removes penetrant off of an aircraft's structural rib during a Liquid Penetrant Inspection. Liquid Penetrant Inspection is an inexpensive and reliable nondestructive inspection method for detecting discontinuities open to the surface of the item being inspected. It can detect a variety of discontinuities, from large, readily visible flaws to microscopic discontinuities.

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