<caption><image_0>The image shows a close-up of a man's face. He is wearing a camouflage uniform and appears to be working on a machine. The machine is black and has a blue handle on the right side. The background is blurred, but it seems like the man is in a workshop or a similar setting. He seems to be focused on his work.</caption><transcript><audio_1>when items are measured or weighed there are usually tools involved to get accurate numbers but who's responsible for measuring the tools that measure airmen at ramstein's precision measurement equipment lab or pmill make sure tools meet precise standards</transcript><transcript><audio_2>they know when they use a piece of equipment that it's good it's precise and they don't have to worry about whether it's reliable or not because that's our job nothing in life is perfect but these folks try to get it as close as possible</transcript><video><caption><image_3>The image shows a man in a military uniform standing in a laboratory. He is wearing a camouflage uniform and appears to be in his late 30s or early 40s. He has short blonde hair and is looking off to the side with a serious expression on his face. Behind him, there are several electronic devices and equipment, including a computer monitor, a keyboard, and a monitor screen. The background is blurred, but it seems to be a large room with a high ceiling and white walls.</caption><caption><image_4>The image shows two men in military uniforms working on a machine in a laboratory. They are both wearing camouflage uniforms and appear to be focused on their work. The man on the left is holding a piece of paper and appears to be explaining something to the other man, who is looking at it intently. In the background, there are various medical equipment and equipment hanging on the wall. On the right side of the image, there is a control panel with various buttons and switches. The overall atmosphere of the laboratory is one of concentration and focus.</caption></video><transcript><audio_5>so close that some measurements can't even be seen with the naked eye we measure down to parts per million which is ppm or one out of a million is basically what it is and to put that into perspective</transcript> when items are measured or weighed there are usually tools involved to get accurate numbers but who's responsible for measuring the tools that measure airmen at ramstein's precision measurement equipment lab or pmill make sure tools meet precise standards they know when they use a piece of equipment that it's good it's precise and they don't have to worry about whether it's reliable or not because that's our job nothing in life is perfect but these folks try to get it as close as possible so close that some measurements can't even be seen with the naked eye we measure down to parts per million which is ppm or one out of a million is basically what it is and to put that into perspective
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