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    Operation Patriot Press: A win-win for the OIB and the Guard [Image 4 of 7]

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    A row of military tactical trucks is parked in a large paved lot, likely on or near a military installation. The vehicles include both camouflage-painted and desert tan (sand-colored) variants, consistent with U.S. Army logistics trucks such as LMTV/FMTV or HEMTT variants. A mountain range and green vegetation are visible in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

    UTAH, UNITED STATES

    06.03.2026

    Photo by Wade Mathews 

    Tooele Army Depot

    Medium tactical vehicles with step-deck trailers are lined up prior to the start of the day for Operation Patriot Press at Tooele Army Depot. The vehicles belong to the 118th Transportation Company of the Utah National Guard. Working with munitions handlers from TEAD, 26 soldiers from the 118th operated those vehicles for 900 hours, covering 1,500 miles, to move 2,114 pallets of munitions, equaling 713 short tons, from a location being vacated to another storage area on post.

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    Date Taken: 06.03.2026
    Date Posted: 06.23.2026 13:32
    Photo ID: 9767587
    VIRIN: 260603-O-FG553-3178
    Resolution: 6000x4000
    Size: 7.97 MB
    Location: UTAH, US
    Web Views: 14
    Downloads: 2

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    Two soldiers in camouflage uniforms are securing a load of military ammunition crates on a flatbed trailer attached to a military truck. One soldier stands atop the stacked crates while the other stands on the ground, and together they are working with yellow cargo straps to tie down the load. The setting appears to be an outdoor military logistics or staging area under clear blue skies.
    Military personnel are loading or unloading large stacks of olive-drab ammunition cans onto a flatbed trailer at what appears to be a military logistics facility. Two soldiers in camouflage uniforms are supervising and securing the cargo, while a civilian operator uses an orange Toyota forklift to move palletized ammunition containers. The operation takes place outdoors against a backdrop of mountains and a partly cloudy sky.
    A smiling military service member is seated inside the cab of a military vehicle, visible through the open window. The individual is wearing a camouflage uniform (OCP/MultiCam pattern) and a patrol cap with a rank insignia visible. The photo appears to be a candid or portrait-style shot taken from outside the vehicle.
    A row of military tactical trucks is parked in a large paved lot, likely on or near a military installation. The vehicles include both camouflage-painted and desert tan (sand-colored) variants, consistent with U.S. Army logistics trucks such as LMTV/FMTV or HEMTT variants. A mountain range and green vegetation are visible in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms stand outdoors in front of a white bus. Both wear patrol caps and sunglasses, with 'U.S. ARMY' tape visible on their uniforms. They appear to be observing or overseeing an activity at what looks like a military installation.
    A female U.S. Army soldier in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform is seated in the driver's seat of a military tactical vehicle. She appears to be reviewing a document or paper while positioned at the steering wheel. The vehicle interior is tan/beige colored, consistent with standard military vehicle specifications.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are conducting what appears to be a vehicle inspection or pre-mission check on a military tactical truck. The setting appears to be a military installation or staging area, with a white bus, mountains, and additional personnel visible in the background. The female soldier's name tape partially reads 'NEZ' and both wear U.S. Army branch tapes.

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