Keith Custer, 102nd Precision Measurement Equipment

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Keith Custer, 102nd Precision Measurement Equipment

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Keith Custer, 102nd Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory technician, checks parallelism boresight. 102nd PMEL provides precision calibration and measurement for nine different USAF and ANG flying missions, as well as support for District 1 of the United States Coast Guard. The Otis PMEL has seen an increase of 25% for cold room work in part due to the pandemic.

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