Mike Booth, Lear Siegler Inc. contractor, installs the air intake liner inside the engine of a T-38 at the Queen Bee facility at Randolph Air Force Base, TX. Queen Bee is the only heavy maintenance provider for the T-38 fleet, providing support of T-38 inspection, maintenance and modification requirments continuously for more than 30 years. (US Air Force photo Rich McFadden)

Juan Ortiz, Lear Siegler Inc. contractor, works to remove and replace the aft fuselage ejector rings on a T-38 at the Queen Bee facility at Randolph Air Force Base, TX. Queen Bee is the only heavy maintenance provider for the T-38 fleet, providing support of T-38 inspection, maintenance and modification requirments continuously for more than 30 years. (US Air Force photo by Rich McFadden)

Armando Arguello, Lear Siegler Inc. contractor, prepares the u-channel ring for installation on a T-38 at the Queen Bee facility at Randolph Air Force Base, TX. Queen Bee is the only heavy maintenance provider for the T-38 fleet, providing support of T-38 inspection, maintenance and modification requirments continuously for more than 30 years. (US Air Force photo by Rich McFadden)

Melanie Dott, Lear Siegler Inc. contractor, performs the final installation of the dorsal fuel cell of a T-38 at the Queen Bee facility at Randolph Air Force Base, TX. Queen Bee is the only heavy maintenance provider for the T-38 fleet, providing support of T-38 inspection, maintenance and modification requirments continuously for more than 30 years. (US Air Force photo by Rich McFadden)

Rudy Martinez (right) and Marcus Travino, Lear Siegler Inc. contractors, install the air intake assembly on the engine of a T-38 at the Queen Bee facility at Randolph Air Force Base, TX. Queen Bee is the only heavy maintenance provider for the T-38 fleet, providing support of T-38 inspection, maintenance and modification requirments continuously for more than 30 years. (US Air Force photo by Rich McFadden)

Jim Palmer, Lear Siegler Inc. contractor, performs the final installation of a fuel cell dorsal cover on a T-38 at the Queen Bee facility at Randolph Air Force Base, TX. Queen Bee is the only heavy maintenance provider for the T-38 fleet, providing support of T-38 inspection, maintenance and modification requirments continuously for more than 30 years. (US Air Force photo by Rich McFadden)