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An F-111D aircraft pilot receives a traditional hosing down as his last mission is completed. The pilot is from the 27th Tactical Fighter Wing, involved in exercise CORONET HAMMER

Airmen of the 50th Component Repair Squadron are in the process of installing an F-16 avionics test station

A US Army (USA) UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter and an USA CH-47 Chinook helicopter are used to test the test new longer slings and transport systems at Fort Campbell, Kentucky (KY)

Sergeant (SGT) Creed Frazier, 1ST Component Repair Squadron, adjusts a roll linear potentiometer in the F-15 Eagle aircraft antenna test station during Exercise CORONET WARRIOR

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Test crew members work at their stations aboard an NKC-135 airborne laser laboratory during flight

An F-117 Nighthawk engages it's target and drops a GBU-28 guided bomb unit during the 'live-fire' weapons testing mission COMBAT HAMMER, at Hill Air Force Base, Utah

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Subject Operation/Series: CORONET HAMMER

Base: Boscombe Down

Country: England / Great Britain (ENG)

Scene Camera Operator: MSGT Tom Jacobus

Release Status: Released to Public

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