Okay, all through, time to take a break.
This guy would look great driving a blue Air Force Jeep, but I don't know if Tim-Mee / Processed Plastic ever made a Jeep in blue. MPC did for sure and he might go well with one of those.
Ed
Okay, all through, time to take a break.
This guy would look great driving a blue Air Force Jeep, but I don't know if Tim-Mee / Processed Plastic ever made a Jeep in blue. MPC did for sure and he might go well with one of those.
Ed
Okay, I'm going to say that this guy is not actively refueling an aircraft with the nozzle pointed up! Rather, we caught him as he was positioning the hose for the refuel. Or...
...maybe this isn't a refueling hose. Maybe he's at the wash rack hosing the plane down!
Ed
I don't know what flightline procedures were like in the 1950s, but fire extinguishers were always at the ready when I was in. If this guy is handling one, that tells me something's already going down or is expected to!
Ed
Finally, we've got a wrench-turner. The maintenance troop is the backbone of the flightline - without him the planes are just fancy paper weights!
Ed
Finally, someone who's not hanging around the control tower. Here we have a munitions troop with a belt of ammo slung over his shoulder, getting ready to re-arm an aircraft.
Ed