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    163d RTS supports expeditionary readiness through EMBER course [Image 3 of 16]

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    The image shows a dry, dusty open field with multiple military-style vehicles operating in a convoy or work formation. Personnel in military attire are visible near the vehicles, which are kicking up dust as they move across the arid terrain. The scene appears to take place near an urban area, with trees, street lights, and buildings visible in the background.

    MORENO VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    09.01.2026

    Photo by Senior Airman Rebecca Tierney 

    163d Attack Wing   

    U.S. Airmen attend Emergency Management Battlefield Expeditionary Response training at the 163d Regional Training Site, March Air Reserve Base, Calif., Sept. 1, 2026. Emergency managers from several units across the Air Force came together for training through a series of civil engineer specialty courses such as tactical vehicle operations, reconnaissance and surveillance, and land navigation. EMBER honed critical skills and ensured readiness in a challenging environment. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Rebecca Tierney)

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    Date Taken: 09.01.2026
    Date Posted: 09.09.2026 13:42
    Photo ID: 9921525
    VIRIN: 260901-Z-FX978-1077
    Resolution: 7365x4910
    Size: 9.08 MB
    Location: MORENO VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, US
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    Two military personnel in full tactical gear are interacting near a military vehicle, with one seated inside and one standing at the open door. Both wear combat helmets with accessories and MultiCam/OCP pattern uniforms. The setting appears to be a secured perimeter area with chain-link fencing topped with barbed wire visible in the background.
    The image shows two tactical military utility vehicles in a tan/desert camouflage color scheme parked or moving on a dusty surface. The vehicles appear to be heavily modified off-road platforms with armored cab enclosures, roof-mounted equipment racks, and light bars. The setting appears to be a military installation or training area in an arid environment.
    The image shows a dry, dusty open field with multiple military-style vehicles operating in a convoy or work formation. Personnel in military attire are visible near the vehicles, which are kicking up dust as they move across the arid terrain. The scene appears to take place near an urban area, with trees, street lights, and buildings visible in the background.
    The image shows military personnel operating a tactical utility vehicle (UTV) in what appears to be a training or operational environment. The vehicle, marked with 'AERS' on its roof rack, is a tan/desert-colored off-road platform equipped with roof-mounted sensors, communications equipment, and a winch. Two soldiers are seated inside the vehicle while a third stands nearby, appearing to provide direction or instruction.
    Two military personnel are visible in an outdoor field environment. The foreground subject is wearing full tactical gear including a combat helmet with communications equipment, OCP/MultiCam camouflage uniform, blue mirrored sunglasses, and a tactical belt. A second individual is seated in a tan/desert-colored utility tactical vehicle (UTV) in the background.
    Two military personnel in full combat gear are operating a tactical utility vehicle (UTV), likely a Polaris MRZR or similar military off-road vehicle. The driver wears a helmet marked 'CBRN' (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear), indicating a specialized military role. The vehicle shows signs of heavy use with mud and dirt visible on its exterior.
    Military personnel are operating a tan/desert-colored tactical utility vehicle (UTV) on an unpaved dirt area near what appears to be a suburban roadway. One soldier is standing outside the vehicle gesturing, possibly directing the driver, while another remains seated inside. The setting appears to be a dry, open lot adjacent to a busy commercial street in a warm-climate urban area.
    A military-style utility vehicle (UTV) is being driven across a dry, dusty field, kicking up a large cloud of dust in its wake. A soldier in camouflage uniform stands nearby on a dirt mound observing the vehicle. The setting appears to be a training area or base with palm trees and urban infrastructure visible in the background.
    A tan/desert-colored military tactical utility vehicle is navigating an off-road obstacle course, driving over logs on rough terrain. The vehicle is heavily equipped with roof-mounted sensor arrays, light bars, antennas, and a front-mounted winch. The setting appears to be a demonstration or testing area near an industrial facility.
    A heavily modified military-style off-road utility vehicle (UTV) finished in tan/desert camouflage is positioned on a dirt mound in what appears to be a demonstration or display area. The vehicle features extensive aftermarket equipment including a front winch, roll cage, roof rack with LED light bars, and large off-road tires. The background shows a clear blue sky, mountains, and what appears to be a commercial or industrial facility.
    A U.S. Air Force service member wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is focused on handling a green strap or band. The individual's uniform displays a name tape reading 'ZAVALA,' a U.S. Air Force tape, a CBRN patch, and a Space Systems Command patch. The photo is taken outdoors with trees and blue sky visible in the background.
    Two U.S. military personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are engaged in a CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) training exercise. A soldier identified by the name tape 'YAO' is wearing a gas mask, while a CBRN-designated specialist identified as 'PETERS' is inspecting or adjusting the mask fit. A third service member is visible in the background.
    Three U.S. Army soldiers in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms are engaged in conversation outdoors at what appears to be a military installation. The soldier on the right wears a 'CBRN' (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) branch tab, and the soldier on the left has a name tape reading 'YAO'. A third soldier stands in the background observing or listening.
    Military personnel are gathered outside a building, with a soldier in full combat gear including a CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) patch adjusting his equipment. A female soldier in olive drab PT shirt, multicam pants, and a red cap stands nearby smiling. Additional uniformed personnel are visible in the background.
    Two military personnel are standing in an outdoor paved area near a building with a terracotta tile roof. One individual wearing a red cap and olive t-shirt with multicam trousers observes while the other, in full multicam combat gear with a tactical vest, adjusts a helmet on their head. Various equipment items are visible on the ground nearby.
    A person wearing U.S. Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is opening or closing a black KELTY Redwing 50 backpack. The bag is labeled with a white tag marked with the number '1', suggesting an inventory or identification system. The close-up shot focuses on the hands and the bag, with a watch visible on the person's wrist.

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