Marines from Marine All Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 224 use their fighter jets to train and maintain foreign relations with the Philippine Armed Forces through Exercise Haribon Tempest. But before the jets can fly, they have to work. Corporal Fareeza Ali picked up a wrench to see how maintainers from VMFA(AW)-224 keep the aircraft up and running.

VMFA (AW)-224 Maintainers Keep Aircraft Running During Haribon Tempest Exercise in the Philippines
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