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ASTS litter lift

Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

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ASTS litter lift

Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

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ASTS litter lift

Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

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ASTS litter lift

Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

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ASTS litter lift

Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

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ASTS litter lift

Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

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ASTS litter lift

Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

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ASTS litter lift

Members of the 934th Aeromdical Staging Squadron train to transport medical patients on litters during the August UTA. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

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Tompkins retires

Master Sgt. Jeffrey Tompkins, 934th Maintenance Squadron, accepts his retirement certificate from Lt. Col. Andy Staut, 934th Maintenance Group deputy commander, Aug. 4. (Air Force Photo/Tech. Sgt. Amber E.N. Jacobs)

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Water jet

Master Sgt. Eric Johnson (left) and Tech. Sgt. Tyler Horner take delivery of the OMAX Computer Numerical Control Waterjet Machining Center. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water jet

The display on the machine shows where the cuts will be made and data about the materials used. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water jet

Tech. Sgt. Tyler Horner (left) and Master Sgt. Eric Johnson stand by the new Water Jet Machining Center at the 934th Maintenance Squadron Metal Fabrication shop. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water jet

The bed of the water jet machine is filled with a water/garnet mix used for cutting and also submerging the nozzle and stock while cutting. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water jet

Tech. Sgt. Tyler Horner operates the water jet cutting machine. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water Jet

The water jet nozzle is positioned above the metal from which the part is cut. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water jet

Master Sgt. Eric Johnson points out settings on the water jet machining center. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water jet

The garnet abrasive that is mixed with water to perform the cutting. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water jet

Water is recycled and agitated to keep the garnet mixed with water. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water jet

Tech. Sgt. Tyler Horner observes the water jet as a part is cut from aluminum stock. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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Water jet

The part is ready to be removed immediately after cutting. (Air Force Photo/Paul Zadach)

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