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    2026 Best Squad Competition: Packing List Layout

    2026 Best Squad Competition: Packing List Layout

    Photo by Pfc. Kathy Rodriguez

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    2026 Best Squad Competition: Wearable Tech Issue

    2026 Best Squad Competition: Wearable Tech Issue

    Photo by Pfc. Kathy Rodriguez

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    2026 Best Squad Competition: Wearable Tech Issue

    2026 Best Squad Competition: Wearable Tech Issue

    Photo by Pfc. Kathy Rodriguez

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    2026 Best Squad Competition: Wearable Tech Issue

    2026 Best Squad Competition: Wearable Tech Issue

    Photo by Pfc. Kathy Rodriguez

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    Coast Guard rescues injured hiker from Three Sisters Wilderness

    Coast Guard rescues injured hiker from Three Sisters Wilderness

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    U.S. Coast Guard Northwest

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    Coast Guard rescues injured hiker from Three Sisters Wilderness

    Coast Guard rescues injured hiker from Three Sisters Wilderness

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    U.S. Coast Guard Northwest

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    2026 Best Squad Competition: Wearable Tech Issue

    2026 Best Squad Competition: Wearable Tech Issue

    Photo by Pfc. Kathy Rodriguez

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    2026 U.S. Army Best Squad Competition: In-Brief

    2026 U.S. Army Best Squad Competition: In-Brief

    Photo by Pfc. Kiana Tyson

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    Multiple U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are seated at tables in a classroom or testing facility, writing on papers. The two foreground soldiers are identified by name tapes as 'VERETTE' and 'JOHNSON', both wearing U.S. Army insignia and American flag patches. The setting appears to be a formal written examination or administrative processing event.

    2026 US Army Best Squad Competition: Written Exam

    Photo by Pfc. Kiana Tyson

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    A large group of U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are seated at tables in a classroom or conference room, actively writing on papers. The soldiers are wearing numbered placards (visible numbers include 3, 7, 8) on their uniforms, suggesting a competition or evaluation event. The setting appears to be a military training facility with fluorescent lighting and blue chairs.

    2026 US Army Best Squad Competition: Written Exam

    Photo by Pfc. Kiana Tyson

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    A group of U.S. Army soldiers in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms are seated at a long white table, writing on papers in what appears to be a classroom or briefing room setting. The soldiers display shoulder patches consistent with a medical unit (caduceus-style insignia). The scene suggests a written examination, training exercise, or administrative paperwork session.

    2026 US Army Best Squad Competition: Written Exam

    Photo by Pfc. Kiana Tyson

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    A U.S. Army soldier wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is seated at a table writing on a document with a pen. The setting appears to be a military classroom or briefing room with multiple other soldiers visible in the background doing similar tasks. The foreground soldier is wearing glasses, a watch, and has a name tape reading 'LANE' with a Private First Class rank insignia visible.

    2026 US Army Best Squad Competition: Written Exam

    Photo by Pfc. Kiana Tyson

    Army Communications and Outreach Office

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    An indoor swimming pool facility is being used for what appears to be a military or emergency survival training exercise. A large yellow inflatable life raft labeled 'ENTER' is deployed in the pool, while several individuals wearing yellow life vests and military-style gear are gathered near the poolside. The facility features large windows, colorful circular wall decorations, and lane dividers typical of a recreational aquatic center.

    Water survival training

    Photo by Airman Jacob Odom

    145th Airlift Wing, North Carolina Air National Guard

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    The image shows multiple individuals in an indoor swimming pool conducting what appears to be a water survival or rescue training exercise. Participants are wearing yellow life vests and are clustered together in the water near a large yellow inflatable life raft marked 'ENTER'. The setting is a recreational facility with lane markers, safety cones, and large windows overlooking an outdoor water park area.

    Water survival training

    Photo by Airman Jacob Odom

    145th Airlift Wing, North Carolina Air National Guard

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    A person wearing military camouflage clothing and an inflated yellow life preserver collar is in turbulent water, gripping a large yellow inflatable raft or life raft. The scene appears to be a water survival training exercise conducted in an indoor pool facility. Multiple yellow inflatable devices are visible in the churning water around the individual.

    Water survival training

    Photo by Airman Jacob Odom

    145th Airlift Wing, North Carolina Air National Guard

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    Several people are seated inside an inflated yellow life raft or survival craft, wearing life vests/personal flotation devices. The interior is bathed in orange-yellow light from the translucent canopy material. This appears to be a maritime or aviation survival training exercise.

    Water survival training

    Photo by Airman Jacob Odom

    145th Airlift Wing, North Carolina Air National Guard

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    A group of military personnel in camouflage uniforms and yellow life vests are seated inside a large yellow inflatable life raft during a water survival training exercise conducted in an indoor swimming pool. The training appears to be part of a formal military survival course, with participants practicing raft procedures and equipment familiarization. The setting is a well-lit recreational indoor pool facility decorated with blue and white pennant banners.

    Water survival training

    Photo by Airman Jacob Odom

    145th Airlift Wing, North Carolina Air National Guard

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    Two U.S. Air Force personnel are standing on a stage during a formal military ceremony, jointly holding a framed certificate or commendation document. The individual on the right appears to be a senior non-commissioned officer, likely a Chief Master Sergeant, receiving recognition. Four flags are displayed in the background, including the U.S. flag, a state flag, and Air Force-related flags.

    Kolb Retires After 36 Years of Service

    Photo by Maj. Jennifer Gerhardt

    188th Wing

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    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Photo by Sgt. Kaitlyn Quinn

    130th Public Affairs Detachment

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    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Photo by Sgt. Kaitlyn Quinn

    130th Public Affairs Detachment

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    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Photo by Sgt. Kaitlyn Quinn

    130th Public Affairs Detachment

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    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Photo by Sgt. Kaitlyn Quinn

    130th Public Affairs Detachment

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    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Photo by Sgt. Kaitlyn Quinn

    130th Public Affairs Detachment

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    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Photo by Sgt. Kaitlyn Quinn

    130th Public Affairs Detachment

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    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Connecticut Hosts Joint Welcome Home Ceremony

    Photo by Sgt. Kaitlyn Quinn

    130th Public Affairs Detachment

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    A U.S. Army soldier, a woman wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform, is speaking into a handheld microphone at what appears to be a formal military briefing or ceremony. She is photographed from behind blurred foreground figures who appear to be seated audience members in similar military uniforms. Her expression appears focused or emotional as she looks downward while speaking.

    Chaplain delivers invocation during Col. Farabaugh’s retirement ceremony

    Photo by Capt. Jonathan Ferrer

    78th Training Division

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    Two U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are engaged in a formal military ceremony. The soldier facing the camera is holding a folded American flag and saluting, while wearing medals including what appears to be a Meritorious Service Medal. The setting includes an American flag and a blue U.S. Army organizational flag in the background, suggesting a retirement or awards ceremony.

    Col. David Farabaugh receives folded national colors during retirement ceremony

    Photo by Capt. Jonathan Ferrer

    78th Training Division

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    Two U.S. Army soldiers in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms are participating in a formal military ceremony. The soldier in the foreground is carrying a properly folded triangular American flag against his chest with both hands, indicating a solemn occasion such as a retirement, memorial, or change of command ceremony. The expressions of both soldiers are serious and respectful, consistent with a formal military protocol.

    Soldiers present national colors to Col. David Farabaugh

    Photo by Capt. Jonathan Ferrer

    78th Training Division

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    Four U.S. Army soldiers in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms stand at attention during a formal military ceremony. The second soldier from the left, identified by name tape as 'FARABAUOH' (or similar), is wearing a medal on his chest, suggesting this may be an awards or change-of-command ceremony. The leftmost soldier, identified as 'SCARDELLA,' displays a brigadier general star on his chest.

    Leadership honors Col. David Farabaugh following award presentation

    Photo by Capt. Jonathan Ferrer

    78th Training Division

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    Four U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms stand at attention in what appears to be an official military ceremony. The soldiers display various rank insignia and name tapes, with at least two appearing to hold general officer rank (visible stars). An American flag and additional military unit flags are displayed in the background.

    78th Training Division honors Col. David Farabaugh during retirement ceremony

    Photo by Capt. Jonathan Ferrer

    78th Training Division

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