Airman 1st Class Derek Johnson welds a piece of air ground equipment

Airman 1st Class Derek Johnson welds a piece of air ground equipment Stock Photo

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22 June 2010

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Airman 1st Class Derek Johnson welds a piece of air ground equipment, June 22, 2010, at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. The metals technologies shop is responsible for many repair and maintenance jobs on the base. Airman Johnson is assigned to the 3rd Equipment Maintenance Squadron.

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