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As part of the 52d Civil Engineer Squadrons portion of the "Teacher's Welcome Back" orientation, Technical Sergeant Mitchell Shimmel (not pictured) remotely operates the MK VI robot. Meanwhile MASTER Sergeant Kenneth McClure demonstrates its capabilities to third grade student teacher Michael Beck, from Spangdahlem Elementary School and 9 year-old Aaron Bassuth, a student from Bitburg Middle School. The robot is used to operate against potentially hazardous devices, allowing human operators to remain at a safe distance. As part of the 52d Civil Engineer SquadronÕs portion of the "Teacher's Wel
As part of the 52d Civil Engineer Squadrons portion of the "Teacher's Welcome Back" orientation, Technical Sergeant Mitchell Shimmel (not pictured) remotely operates the MK VI robot. Meanwhile MASTER Sergeant Kenneth McClure demonstrates its capabilities to third grade student teacher Michael Beck, from Spangdahlem Elementary School and 9 year-old Aaron Bassuth, a student from Bitburg Middle School. The robot is used to operate against potentially hazardous devices, allowing human operators to remain at a safe distance. As part of the 52d Civil Engineer SquadronÕs portion of the "Teacher's Welcome Back" orientation, Technical Sergeant Mitchell Shimmel (not pictured) remotely operates the MK VI robot. Meanwhile Master Sergeant Kenneth McClure demonstrates its capabilities to third grade student teacher Michael Beck, from Spangdahlem Elementary School and 9 year-old Aaron Bassuth, a student from Bitburg Middle School. The robot is used to operate against potentially hazardous devices, allowing human operators to remain at a safe distance.
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