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    Allied Forces conduct tactical movement drills [Image 13 of 13]

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    A U.S. Army soldier is positioned in the commander's hatch of a Stryker armored fighting vehicle marked 'III/3/3CAV' and 'HQ-66', indicating it belongs to the 3rd Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment headquarters element. The vehicle is stationary on a dirt road or trail surrounded by green trees and scrubland terrain. The scene appears to be a training exercise or patrol operation in a semi-arid environment.

    KILLEEN, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    04.10.2021

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Daniel Herman 

    III Armored Corps

    Soldiers from 3rd Cavalry Regiment and British soldiers from 3rd (UK) Division conduct a tactical movement drill at Warfighter 21-4 at Fort Hood, Texas, April 10, Warfighter 21-4 is a military training event that challenges senior commanders and staffs in a computer driven battlefield simulation. Warfighter 21-4 is the largest in the 35 year history of the Mission Command Training Program. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Daniel Herman)

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    Date Taken: 04.10.2021
    Date Posted: 04.20.2021 13:37
    Photo ID: 6607826
    VIRIN: 210410-A-AL574-1554
    Resolution: 6000x3376
    Size: 15.77 MB
    Location: KILLEEN, TEXAS, US
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    A tracked armored fighting vehicle is traversing a dirt/gravel road through a shallow water crossing or ford. One soldier is visible in the open turret hatch. The vehicle displays a registration plate reading '35 KG 92', consistent with British Army markings, suggesting this is a training or exercise environment.
    A soldier in full combat gear is positioned in the commander's hatch of a military armored vehicle, likely a Stryker or similar wheeled armored personnel carrier. The vehicle is traveling along a dirt road in a hilly, green terrain during what appears to be a military exercise or patrol operation. Multiple radio antennas are visible extending from the vehicle.
    A U.S. Army Stryker armored fighting vehicle marked 'III/3/3CAV' and 'HQ-66' is crossing a shallow water ford at speed, creating significant water spray. At least one soldier is visible in the commander's hatch. The vehicle appears to be on a training exercise, traversing a water obstacle on a dirt road.
    A U.S. Army Stryker armored fighting vehicle marked 'III/3/3CAV HQ-66' is crossing a shallow water obstacle, with water splashing around its wheels. A soldier is visible in the commander's hatch wearing a helmet and eye protection. The vehicle is equipped with what appears to be an Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) launcher system mounted on top.
    Two soldiers in military uniforms and helmets are operating an armored military vehicle through a shallow water crossing, creating a large muddy water splash. The vehicle appears to be an amphibious or all-terrain military transport traversing a ford or shallow river crossing. The setting appears to be a training exercise or operational crossing in a semi-arid, open terrain environment.
    Two military personnel are riding in an open hatch of a tracked armored fighting vehicle, moving along a dirt road in a rural or training area environment. Both soldiers are wearing combat helmets with communication headsets and military camouflage uniforms. The vehicle appears to be a Western-style infantry fighting vehicle or armored personnel carrier.
    Two military personnel are positioned in the hatches of an armored vehicle, both wearing combat helmets with communications headsets and tactical gear. They appear to be engaged in communication, likely coordinating during a training exercise or operational movement. The vehicle shows signs of heavy use with mud and wear visible on its surfaces.
    The image shows a column of military armored fighting vehicles moving along a dirt road in a training or operational environment. The lead vehicle, marked '38 KG 56', appears to be a Warrior Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) with crew members visible in the open hatches. Additional armored vehicles, including what appears to be another tracked IFV and a wheeled armored vehicle, are visible in the background.
    A soldier in full combat gear is positioned in the open hatch of a military armored vehicle, likely a tank or infantry fighting vehicle. The soldier is wearing a tactical helmet with communications equipment, a face covering, ballistic eyewear, and a tactical vest. The setting appears to be an outdoor training or operational environment with trees visible in the background.
    A column of military armored vehicles is moving along a dirt road through a green, hilly terrain. The convoy consists of at least three vehicles of different types, including tracked and wheeled armored personnel carriers. At least one soldier is visible in an open hatch position on the nearest vehicle.
    A column of military armored vehicles is moving along a dirt road through a green, hilly terrain. The lead vehicle is a wheeled Stryker armored personnel carrier with visible unit markings, followed by what appears to be a tracked armored fighting vehicle. The convoy appears to be on a training exercise or tactical road march.
    A column of military armored fighting vehicles moves along a dirt road in what appears to be a training environment with green trees in the background. A soldier in camouflage uniform and face covering is visible standing in the commander's hatch of the lead vehicle. The vehicles are identified as M2/M3 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles based on their distinctive hull shape, tracks, and turret configuration.
    A U.S. Army soldier is positioned in the commander's hatch of a Stryker armored fighting vehicle marked 'III/3/3CAV' and 'HQ-66', indicating it belongs to the 3rd Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment headquarters element. The vehicle is stationary on a dirt road or trail surrounded by green trees and scrubland terrain. The scene appears to be a training exercise or patrol operation in a semi-arid environment.

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