Aviation students from the Westfield Technical Academy

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Aviation students from the Westfield Technical Academy

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Aviation students from the Westfield Technical Academy learned about an integrated drive generator and alternating current power systems generators from Tech. Sgt. Bryan McFarlandf, 104th Maintenance Group electric and environmental systems maintenance technician, during a tour March 19, 2019, at Barnes Air National Guard Base, Massachusetts. Thirteen students from the Westfield Technical Academy gained a deeper understanding of the hydraulic systems and electric and environmental systems shops at the 104th Fighter Wing during the tour. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Airman Sara Kolinski)

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