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    Rappelling at Air Assault School [Image 9 of 11]

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    A military soldier in full combat uniform and helmet is rappelling down a rope from an elevated position, viewed from above. A group of approximately 10-12 soldiers in camouflage uniforms and helmets are gathered on the ground below, observing the descent. This appears to be a military rappelling or airborne training exercise.

    KENTUCKY, UNITED STATES

    09.14.2026

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Brianna Jenkins 

    40th Public Affairs Detachment

    A U.S. Army Soldier rappels down an elevated training tower during Air Assault School at The Sabalauski Air Assault School, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Sept. 14, 2026. The training allows Soldiers to practice controlled descent techniques used during air assault operations. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Brianna Jenkins)

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    Date Taken: 09.14.2026
    Date Posted: 09.16.2026 11:40
    Photo ID: 9941107
    VIRIN: 260914-A-JO777-9343
    Resolution: 5464x8192
    Size: 3.98 MB
    Location: KENTUCKY, US
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    A U.S. Army soldier wearing helmet number 654 and identified by the name tape 'WHORTON' is performing a rappelling exercise down a steep inclined surface. The soldier is in full OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform, gripping a rope while descending. Two additional soldiers in similar uniforms are visible in the background on the same inclined surface.
    A military or ROTC cadet in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniform is rappelling down a tall training tower wall painted black and yellow. The image is taken from an elevated angle looking down, showing the rappeller suspended on ropes with feet planted against the wall. Several other uniformed personnel are visible on the ground below, observing or waiting their turn.
    Military personnel are engaged in what appears to be rappelling or rope equipment training on an elevated platform structure. One soldier in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform and helmet is kneeling and handling harness/rope equipment, while an instructor in a black t-shirt observes. Two additional soldiers in full OCP uniforms and helmets stand nearby, apparently waiting or observing the training exercise.
    Military personnel are conducting rappelling training at what appears to be the Air Assault School, likely at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. An instructor wearing a black 'Air Assault School' t-shirt and another in camouflage uniform are supervising a student who is leaning back over the edge of an elevated platform secured by a rappel rope. The training appears to be a controlled tower rappel exercise in clear daylight conditions.
    A military service member in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is rappelling down a tall dark-colored wall during what appears to be a training exercise. The photo is taken from above, providing a dramatic top-down perspective showing the rappeller mid-descent with several other uniformed personnel visible on the ground below. The individual wears a helmet with a numbered identification tag (058) and a name tape reading 'WILSON'.
    A soldier in full military camouflage uniform is rappelling down a tall dark wall structure, gripping a rope while suspended in mid-air. The soldier wears a helmet with visible labeling, tactical gloves, and tan combat boots. Additional personnel are visible at the base of the structure, suggesting a supervised military training exercise.
    A U.S. Army Airborne soldier wearing a helmet and OCP camouflage uniform is rappelling or preparing to descend from the edge of an elevated training tower. An instructor in a navy blue t-shirt and OCP pants is seated at the edge guiding the soldier, while a third person in full gear stands in the background. The 101st Airborne Division screaming eagle insignia is visible on a structure in the background, indicating this is likely Fort Campbell or a related training facility.
    Military personnel are conducting a rappelling training exercise from an elevated structure, likely a rappel tower. An instructor wearing a navy blue shirt with yellow text reading 'INSTRUCTOR' and partial text 'SABALAUSKI' and 'SSAULT SCHOOL' oversees a soldier in full camouflage uniform and helmet descending the wall on a rope. Additional personnel are visible on the ground below, suggesting this is a supervised training event.
    A military soldier in full combat uniform and helmet is rappelling down a rope from an elevated position, viewed from above. A group of approximately 10-12 soldiers in camouflage uniforms and helmets are gathered on the ground below, observing the descent. This appears to be a military rappelling or airborne training exercise.
    An aerial photograph taken from above shows a military personnel rappelling down a rope from an elevated structure, likely a tower or building used for training purposes. The soldier is wearing full camouflage uniform, a green helmet with white labeling, and is secured by a harness system. Several other uniformed personnel are visible on the ground below, observing or awaiting their turn.
    A top-down aerial photograph captures multiple U.S. Army soldiers rappelling down a vertical surface, likely a training tower. The perspective is shot from above, showing soldiers at various stages of their descent along ropes against a dark textured surface. The closest soldier is clearly visible in full OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform with a helmet and gloves.

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