Colombian Air Force Multi-Mission Transport Tanker Jupiter 767 crew chief, communicates to pilots while preparing for an air-to-air refueling over Nevada with U.S. Navy EA-18G Growlers during Red Flag 19-2, March 15, 2019. The Colombian MMTT Jupiter 767 is the only aircraft capable of conducting air-to-air refueling missions for the Growler during Red Flag 19-2 due to the availability of different air-to-air refueling systems for the exercise.

Colombian Air Force Multi-Mission Transport Tanker Jupiter 767 crew chief, communicates to pilots while preparing for an air-to-air refueling over Nevada with U.S. Navy EA-18G Growlers during Red Flag 19-2, March 15, 2019. The Colombian MMTT Jupiter 767 is the only aircraft capable of conducting air-to-air refueling missions for the Growler during Red Flag 19-2 due to the availability of different air-to-air refueling systems for the exercise. Stock Photo

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