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    Stranded in the Grand Canyon, my OCS training saved my life [Image 6 of 7]

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    A spiral-bound notebook with a dark green and black subdued American flag design on the cover, resting on a wooden surface. The flag uses a tactical/military-style color scheme with olive green and black tones instead of the traditional red, white, and blue. The notebook shows signs of wear, including scratches and tape repair on the right edge.

    FORT INDIANTOWN GAP, PENNSYLVANIA, UNITED STATES

    04.14.2022

    Photo by Capt. Travis Mueller 

    Joint Force Headquarters - Pennsylvania National Guard

    Notebook kept by 2nd Lt. Aubrey Stuber which she used to log her survival experience after being stranded in the Grand Canyon during a backpacking trip. (Courtesy photo by 2nd Lt. Aubrey Stuber)

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    Date Taken: 04.14.2022
    Date Posted: 04.19.2022 00:34
    Photo ID: 7148029
    VIRIN: 220418-Z-IK914-007
    Resolution: 2048x1536
    Size: 711.61 KB
    Location: FORT INDIANTOWN GAP, PENNSYLVANIA, US
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    A hand holds a spiral-bound notebook displaying handwritten notes dated 'Monday, August 23' with entries reading '0520 wake up, move tents, set up drop zone.' The notebook is photographed against a backdrop of a dramatic canyon landscape, likely the Grand Canyon, with layered red rock formations visible in soft morning light. A yellow/tan camping tent is partially visible in the lower right background.
    A hiker stands on a rocky outcrop with arms raised in a celebratory pose, overlooking a vast canyon landscape with layered red rock formations. The person is equipped with a large backpack and trekking poles, suggesting a multi-day or strenuous hike. The setting appears to be the Grand Canyon, characterized by its distinctive stratified cliffs and wide open terrain.
    A dramatic canyon landscape featuring layered red and tan sedimentary rock walls rising steeply on multiple levels. The view is taken from within the canyon floor looking upward toward a V-shaped drainage amphitheater. Desert scrub vegetation, including agave and low shrubs, occupies the rocky foreground.
    Two hikers are navigating a narrow, rocky ledge along a steep red sandstone canyon wall, likely in the Grand Canyon or a similar Southwest U.S. canyon environment. One person in the foreground wears a tan wide-brim hat and black shirt, steadying themselves against the rock face, while a second hiker is visible further along the trail. A yellow rope and large backpacks are visible on the ground, suggesting technical or assisted descent/traverse activity.
    A person is sitting cross-legged on a large red rock boulder in a desert canyon setting, appearing to be in a contemplative or resting pose. A campsite is visible in the foreground with a camouflage-patterned tent and a large hiking backpack. The surrounding landscape features layered red sandstone cliffs, desert shrubs, and agave plants, consistent with the American Southwest.
    A spiral-bound notebook with a dark green and black subdued American flag design on the cover, resting on a wooden surface. The flag uses a tactical/military-style color scheme with olive green and black tones instead of the traditional red, white, and blue. The notebook shows signs of wear, including scratches and tape repair on the right edge.
    A young woman with a large backpack is posing next to a trail marker post on the Inca Trail in Peru. The sign indicates the location of Warmiwañusqa (Dead Woman's Pass) at 4,215 meters above sea level. The mountainous Andean landscape with clouds and rocky terrain is visible in the background.

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