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    Pershing Cup: The Army Best OC/T Competition 2026 - Night Land Navigation [Image 8 of 11]

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    Military personnel are seated in what appears to be the interior of a transport aircraft or vehicle, illuminated by red lighting. One individual in the foreground is reviewing a document or map using a red-light source, a common practice to preserve night vision. The scene suggests a pre-mission briefing or in-transit review under tactical low-light conditions.

    FORT BLISS, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    08.23.2026

    Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Adam Hinman 

    First Army

    Capt. Isaiah Otunuya and Staff Sgt. Brandon High, competitors representing 120th Infantry Brigade, First Army, prepare a strategy to demonstrate their mastery of land navigation at night during the Gen. John J. Pershing Cup on Aug. 22, 2026. The Pershing Cup is the Army’s annual premier Best OC/T competition, a rigorous four‑day event held at Fort Bliss, Texas, Aug. 21–24, 2026, showcasing the mastery, professionalism, and warfighting excellence showcasing the mastery, professionalism, and warfighting excellence. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Adam Hinman)

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    Date Taken: 08.23.2026
    Date Posted: 08.23.2026 13:01
    Photo ID: 9883643
    VIRIN: 260822-A-IE113-1197
    Resolution: 8192x5464
    Size: 9.54 MB
    Location: FORT BLISS, TEXAS, US
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    Two military personnel are illuminated by red light in an otherwise dark environment, wearing camouflage uniforms with visible patches and carrying weapons. The red lighting suggests a tactical or low-visibility operational setting, commonly used to preserve night vision. At least one soldier has visible unit patches including what appears to read 'U.S.' and 'DMB' with an 'A' patch.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are gathered around a surface, illuminated by red light in a dark environment. At least one soldier has a visible 'ARMY' tape and a unit patch reading '10A' on their uniform. The red lighting suggests a tactical or night-operations setting where white light discipline is being maintained.
    Military personnel are gathered around a table in near-total darkness, illuminated by red light, reviewing and writing on documents. The use of red light is consistent with tactical night operations, as red light preserves night vision. At least two individuals in camouflage uniforms are actively working on paperwork at what appears to be a field operations table.
    Military personnel are working in low-light conditions illuminated by red light, examining documents or paperwork placed on top of an Igloo cooler. At least two individuals in camouflage uniforms are visible, with one wearing a headlamp and a patch labeled '09A'. The red lighting suggests a tactical or field environment where white light discipline is being maintained.
    Military personnel are gathered under red light conditions, reviewing what appears to be a map or document on a flat surface. The scene is illuminated entirely by red light, which is commonly used in tactical/night operations to preserve night vision. At least two soldiers in camouflage uniforms are visible, with one wearing a helmet patch marked '16B'.
    A very dark image illuminated primarily by red light sources, showing multiple individuals gathered around what appears to be a table or work surface. The red lighting suggests a tactical or night-operations environment, consistent with military or emergency personnel using red-light discipline to preserve night vision. Several people appear to be working on or examining materials on the surface in front of them.
    A military personnel in camouflage uniform is working under red light illumination at night, appearing to write or plot on a map or document. The scene is a nighttime military operations setting, likely a tactical operations center or field command post. Red light is used deliberately to preserve night vision while allowing work to continue in darkness.
    Military personnel are seated in what appears to be the interior of a transport aircraft or vehicle, illuminated by red lighting. One individual in the foreground is reviewing a document or map using a red-light source, a common practice to preserve night vision. The scene suggests a pre-mission briefing or in-transit review under tactical low-light conditions.
    Military personnel are gathered at night, illuminated by red tactical lights, reviewing documents or maps. The soldiers appear to be in a briefing or planning session, seated on what appears to be a military vehicle or bench structure. Red light is used to preserve night vision while still allowing reading of materials.
    A person wearing military or tactical gear is working at ground level in complete darkness, illuminated only by a green light source. A patch is visible on their shoulder, appearing to read '068' or similar characters. The scene is captured under night vision or green-tinted lighting conditions.
    A night vision image captured in green monochrome showing what appears to be a figure in the center-right of the frame surrounded by vegetation. The image was captured using night vision or infrared imaging technology, giving it the characteristic green phosphor appearance. The scene appears to be an outdoor environment at night with low ambient light.

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