437 AMXS keeps C-17's in air

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William Rigdon (right) and Senior Airman Charles Barnes, hydraulic technicians from the 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, ride a high reach lift, or Condor, to the tail of a C-17 April 25, on Joint Base Charleston - Air Base. The technicians were thoroughly inspecting the Integrated Flight Control module. Airman Barnes is part of the 437 AMXS team Gold and Mr. Rigdon is part of team Blue. (U.S. Air Force photo by /Airman 1st Class Jared Trimarchi)

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William Rigdon (right) and Senior Airman Charles Barnes, hydraulic technicians from the 437th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, ride a high-reach lift, or Condor, to the tail of a C-17 April 25, on Joint Base Charleston - Air Base. The technicians were inspecting the Integrated Flight Control module. Airman Barnes is part of the 437 AMXS team Gold and Mr. Rigdon is part of team Blue. (U.S. Air Force photo by /Airman 1st Class Jared Trimarchi)