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    3D LAR conducts Platoon Attacks [Image 6 of 10]

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    Military personnel are conducting what appears to be a training exercise in an arid desert environment. Multiple soldiers in camouflage uniforms and helmets are visible, with some prone on the ground and others standing and observing. The scene includes dust clouds in the background suggesting recent movement or activity.

    TWENTYNINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    08.26.2026

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Gracelyn Hanson 

    Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center

    U.S. Marine Corps retired Maj. Larry Adams, an academic coordinator with Tactical Training and Exercise Control Group, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, observes platoon attacks during Service Level Training Exercise 4-26 at Range 410A, MCAGCC, Twentynine Palms, California, Aug 26, 2026. SLTE is a premier training event that ensures the Marine Corps remains a highly lethal, adaptable force capable of dominating the future multi-domain fight. (U.S. Marine Corps Photo by Lance Cpl. Gracelyn Hanson)

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    Date Taken: 08.26.2026
    Date Posted: 09.01.2026 17:25
    Photo ID: 9903798
    VIRIN: 260826-M-OI889-1096
    Resolution: 6525x4350
    Size: 3.32 MB
    Location: TWENTYNINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA, US
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    A double-exposure or composite photograph depicting a heavily equipped soldier in camouflage gear and tactical helmet standing in a rocky, arid desert landscape. The image layers multiple exposures of soldiers, creating a ghostly, semi-transparent effect with figures visible in the background. The artistic technique conveys themes of multiplicity, memory, or the psychological weight of military service.
    A group of military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are gathered on rocky terrain during either sunrise or sunset. The central figure is wearing a distinctive orange high-visibility backpack/vest marked with '31M' and the name 'HALL' on their helmet. The scene appears to be a field exercise or operational briefing in an arid environment.
    A military service member is photographed from behind at dusk or dawn, wearing full tactical gear including a combat helmet with name tape reading 'HALL' and designation '33H'. The individual is using a boom microphone headset and appears to be communicating via radio. The orange/red plate carrier vest and backpack are distinctive high-visibility elements against the desert camouflage uniform.
    A double-exposure or composite photograph showing military personnel in full tactical gear in an arid outdoor environment. At least three soldiers are visible wearing combat helmets, body armor, and communication headsets. The layered photographic technique creates a ghostly, semi-transparent effect overlapping multiple exposures of the same or different subjects.
    The image depicts a military field exercise or training operation in an arid, desert terrain with rocky hills in the background. A standing soldier wearing multicam camouflage and a distinctive orange backpack is holding out what appears to be a map or tablet in an orange case, likely coordinating with prone soldiers on the ground. The scene suggests a tactical planning or briefing moment during a live-fire or field training exercise.
    Military personnel are conducting what appears to be a training exercise in an arid desert environment. Multiple soldiers in camouflage uniforms and helmets are visible, with some prone on the ground and others standing and observing. The scene includes dust clouds in the background suggesting recent movement or activity.
    Two military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are positioned in a fighting trench or fortified position in an arid, rocky desert environment. One soldier is pointing toward a distant target or position while appearing to communicate with the other. The background reveals a barren desert landscape with rolling hills and what appear to be additional personnel or vehicles in the distance.
    Two soldiers in desert camouflage uniforms are engaged in what appears to be a tactical combat casualty care (TCCC) or medical training exercise in an arid, desert environment. One soldier is kneeling on the ground while a second soldier, wearing blue medical gloves, attends to their back or equipment. A third individual in civilian-style clothing is visible in the blurred background.
    A military service member wearing USMC MARPAT desert camouflage uniform stands with their back to the camera, observing a large smoke cloud in an arid, desert-like environment. The individual is equipped with a tactical helmet with the name 'MCKINNE_' visible, and wears a distinctive bright orange safety/observer vest over their uniform. Wooden boards are visible on the ground nearby, suggesting a training range or demolition exercise area.
    A military personnel wearing USMC desert MARPAT camouflage and a distinctive orange training/exercise vest is standing among other similarly dressed personnel in an arid outdoor environment. The central figure is equipped with a tactical helmet with communications gear, sunglasses, and a microphone, and is holding documents. The orange vest indicates a training exercise role, likely as a controller, observer, or safety officer.

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