James Thompson, 436th Maintenance Squadron fabrication flight non-destructive inspection technician, attaches the x-ray machine to chords so that it can be hoisted up and hung in the center of the engine inlet for x-ray photos to be taken. The 436th MXS has been x-raying the C-5 Galaxy Turbo Fan-39 engine inlets to check for foreign objects caught between the metal layers. The x-ray will show if there are any pieces of potentially damaging metal inside the inlet, and members of the propulsion flight can then remove the foreign objects, to prevent damage. (U.S. Air Force photo/Brianne Zimny)
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