A Day in the Life of an Armament Dawg

Today I figured I would give you all an inside look at the goings on inside an armament workshop and out on the flight line. So I will cut right to the chase.

Here you can see the armament dawg in his natural habitat. There are some workbenches that also serve as wonderful seats and there are lots of drawers to hold hundreds of screws, bolts, washers and lots of other fun things.

Here is a view of the other side of the shop. This is a prime example of what we have been doing lately since there is not much work to be done.

This is a picture of one of Pfc. Sandridge standing next to the inspection board. This is the board that has the 24 aircraft and all the due dates of the inspections on it.

This is out on the flight line. The Huey you see flying is part of the ROK air force. The helicopters aren't too bad when they fly around, it's the jets sitting on their flight line with full  afterburners, taking off, and landing that are obnoxious.

The Apaches lined up.

This is Pfc. Mackin doing the most common task - a 14 day gun inspection. He is inspecting the gun for anything wrong and making sure everything is clean.

  This is the hanger where I work.

These are the barracks.

Well that's all I have for you today. Have a good day.