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So you're ready for the holiday break .

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Blood breaks .

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Hello , I'm Sergeant Bechtel Heimer

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from the 734 A MS and I'm S Ole from

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the 36 Os S . And this is your flight

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line tip . When driving on the flight

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line , always keep an eye out for the

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air marshals and taxiing vehicles .

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When an air marshal makes the stop

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signal movement , it is important that

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you pay attention and stop your vehicle ,

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then proceed immediately to the other

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side of the wing tip clearance lines .

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It is also important to yield and give

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right of way to aircraft in motion .

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Insured vehicles parked at the side of

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the aircraft are clear of the wing tips

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and clearly visible to personnel in the

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aircraft cockpit . The air marshall

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will wear an orange vest and will have

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brightly colored paddles or light wands

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to make it easier for others to notice

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them . Once the air marshall gives the

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go signal , you can safely continue

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driving on the flight line again . I'm

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tech sergeant Robert Bechtel Heimer and

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I'm tech Sergeant Janelle Ole . And

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this is your flight line tip