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[edit]Description130509-A-WF509-007 (8805066640).jpg | Randy Varner (center), a mechanic for hire at Fort Rucker's Auto Skills Center, helps Lancaster, Pa. native WO1 James Kerwin (left), 1st Battalion, 150th Aviation Regiment, Pennsylvania National Guard, troubleshoot mechanical problems with a car. The center is available to Soldiers for $5.50 per hour, plus the cost of tools. Maintenance personnel can assist with simple projects, such as changing oil, to more complicated tasks. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Kosterman/Fort Rucker public affairs) |
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Image title | Randy Varner (center), a mechanic for hire at Fort Rucker's Auto Skills Center, helps Lancaster, Pa. native WO1 James Kerwin (left), 1st Battalion, 150th Aviation Regiment, Pennsylvania National Guard, troubleshoot mechanical problems with a car. The center is available to Soldiers for $5.50 per hour, plus the cost of tools. Maintenance personnel can assist with simple projects, such as changing oil, to more complicated tasks. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Kosterman/Fort Rucker public affairs) |
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Author | Sgt. 1st Class / public affairs , Andrew Kosterman |
Short title | 130509-A-WF509-007 |
JPEG file comment | Randy Varner (center), a mechanic for hire at Fort Rucker's Auto Skills Center, helps Lancaster, Pa. native WO1 James Kerwin (left), 1st Battalion, 150th Aviation Regiment, Pennsylvania National Guard, troubleshoot mechanical problems with a car. The center is available to Soldiers for $5.50 per hour, plus the cost of tools. Maintenance personnel can assist with simple projects, such as changing oil, to more complicated tasks. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Kosterman/Fort Rucker public affairs) |
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Writer | Andrew Kosterman |
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