Air Force specialist mechanics save service $1 million a year.
“A microwave amp out of a C-130 is small, a rectangular box several inches long. To replace the unit would cost $10,000. In a couple weeks, the repairmen use microscopes and tools similar to ones dentists use to repair the amp for only $190.”
“An APQ-180 circuit card, with a replacement value of more than $11,600, is another common repair. Replacement parts are not available at all across the Air Force, but can be repaired at the shop for about $300.”
http://www.nwfdailynews.com/military/top-story/four-specialized-mechanics-save-air-force-millions-1.145658
Repaired from www.fark.com
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