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(propeller whirring)

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- So, the mission of the 75th out here

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is to provide a rapid,
tactical airlift response

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to anybody who needs essential supplies.

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We respond to attacks.

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We bring all sorts of cargo,
from fuel, to drones, to ammo,

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to anybody who needs it
downrange in the Horn of Africa.

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So, as a Loadmaster with the 75th EAS,

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our main duty is
supervising and making sure

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that our plane is ready to go.

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Whether that's restraining
chains down to a Humvee,

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or checking our weight
and balance of the plane

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to make sure we can take enough cargo

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to the place that we're going.

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Our job is critical to make sure

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that we can fly safely and efficiently

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and get our cargo to where it needs to go.

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- [Soldier] Roger, power's
going in and out at the front.

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(Radio Distorts Soldiers Speech)

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Power is set.

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(Radio Distorts Soldiers Speech)

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- As a pilot we are in
charge of flying the plane

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with all of the people
and equipment on board

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to where they need to go.

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We are definitely a service
to all of those out there.

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As pilots we are in charge of the aircraft

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and the mission, and
the timeline for that.

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Day to day life and health is
a good one for the aircrew.

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We work at night.

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So, we're out when it's
much cooler, and we just fly

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to all the outbases taking
people, and their equipment,

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and help support their efforts out there.

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The mission of a 75th EAS is
to provide logistic support

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to all of the deployed
units at the outbases

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out of CBGL.

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My favorite part about the
job is getting away from

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the computer.

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Going out flying someplace it's
always a dynamic environment

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which makes it more
challenging than the normal

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officer lifestyle.

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- Djibouti is a fun assignment
because you never know

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what you're going to get out here.

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I've had every piece
of cargo under the sun.

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Whether that's; trucks,
razors, or that's ammo.

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I've seen so much stuff
out here, it's ridiculous.

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(Plane Engine Whines)

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So just incredible
efficiency from this unit.

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This entire deployment,
it's been really fun

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how well we've worked together.

