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    U.S., Indian Army Soldiers train together in jungle warfare, rappelling during Yudh Abhyas 2026 [Image 4 of 10]

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    Two soldiers in military uniforms are standing on rocky terrain with rappelling/climbing harnesses and ropes attached. One soldier wears US Army MultiCam (OCP) uniform with an American flag patch and name tape reading 'MENEND', while the second wears a different camouflage pattern consistent with Indian Army or similar South Asian military uniform. Snow-capped mountains are visible in the background, suggesting a high-altitude joint military training exercise.

    INDIA

    09.18.2026

    Photo by Maj. Ian Roth 

    11th Airborne Division

    U.S. Army Soldiers from the 11th Airborne Division and Indian Army Soldiers conduct combined jungle squad tactical exercises in Auli, India, Sept. 19, 2026, during Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2026. Integrated squads navigated dense vegetation and engaged targets using simulation rounds, building small-unit interoperability and combined tactics, techniques and procedures between the two forces. The training concluded with a joint rappelling exercise down a rock face, reinforcing mountain warfare skills critical to operating in the high-altitude terrain surrounding Auli. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Ian M. Roth)

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    Date Taken: 09.18.2026
    Date Posted: 09.19.2026 06:54
    Photo ID: 9951258
    VIRIN: 260919-A-IR889-3116
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    Size: 2.67 MB
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    Multiple individuals in camouflage military-style uniforms are lying prone in a forested environment, aiming Tippmann-brand paintball markers forward. The scene appears to be a military training exercise or tactical paintball/airsoft simulation in a dense woodland setting. The participants are in a line formation, suggesting coordinated tactical training.
    Two individuals in military camouflage uniforms and helmets are rappelling down a tall, moss-covered rock face surrounded by dense green trees. The image is taken from a low angle looking upward, emphasizing the height of the climb. The setting appears to be a forested outdoor training environment during daytime.
    Two individuals in full military-style camouflage gear are positioned behind large moss-covered rocks in a forested outdoor environment. Both are holding paintball markers (guns) with hopper feed systems visible on top, indicating this is a paintball or milsim (military simulation) activity. They appear to be taking tactical cover positions as part of a scenario-based game.
    Two soldiers in military uniforms are standing on rocky terrain with rappelling/climbing harnesses and ropes attached. One soldier wears US Army MultiCam (OCP) uniform with an American flag patch and name tape reading 'MENEND', while the second wears a different camouflage pattern consistent with Indian Army or similar South Asian military uniform. Snow-capped mountains are visible in the background, suggesting a high-altitude joint military training exercise.
    Two individuals in military-style camouflage uniforms are crouching in a wooded outdoor setting, holding paintball or airsoft markers with hopper attachments. Both have face paint applied and are wearing tactical gear including vests and knee pads. The scene appears to be a recreational airsoft or paintball skirmish game.
    Two individuals in military-style camouflage uniforms are crouching in a wooded outdoor setting, aiming Tippmann paintball markers. The person on the left wears a tactical helmet and a patch resembling an Indian flag, while the person on the right wears a cap with what appears to be an Airborne unit patch. This appears to be a paintball or airsoft recreational activity staged in a realistic military simulation format.
    Close-up photograph of a U.S. Army soldier's shoulder sleeve insignia showing the 11th Airborne Division patch on a MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniform. The patch features the division's distinctive winged numeral '11' design with an 'AIRBORNE' tab above it. A rifle with optics is visible in the blurred background.
    Three individuals in military-style camouflage uniforms are positioned behind a large moss-covered rock in a forested environment, aiming paintball guns forward. They appear to be engaged in a paintball or airsoft training exercise, as evidenced by the visible hopper/loader attachments on the weapons. The setting is a dense woodland area with pine trees and dappled sunlight.
    The image shows a group of U.S. Army soldiers in a forested environment wearing MultiCam (OCP) uniforms with camouflage face paint and boonie hats. The foreground soldier displays an '11th Airborne Division' patch on their left shoulder and is carrying an M4-style carbine. The scene appears to be a field training exercise or patrol operation in a wooded, hilly terrain.
    A group of military personnel from at least two nations are gathered in a forested area, appearing to be engaged in a briefing or debriefing session. Soldiers wearing US Army MultiCam uniforms and Indian Army camouflage uniforms are visible, suggesting a joint military exercise or training operation. An Indian Army soldier facing away from the camera appears to be addressing the assembled group.

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