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U.S. M1A1 Abrams tanks arrive at Grafenwoehr, Germany, May 12, 2023. The M1A1 tanks will be used for training of Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel and is expected to last several weeks. 7th Army Training Command will lead the events in Germany on behalf of U.S. Army Europe and Africa. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Christian Carrillo)

Army Photo Dp

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As a photographer, what do I do when incoming rounds start snapping the air? I have one golden rule: if I can see who is firing, I fire back with my M4 carbine. I serve soldiers, and foremost, they must live. If I cannot see the enemy, I use my camera.

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Picard, R., photographer. (1941) Ravenna, Ohio. Ravenna ordnance plant Official U.S. Army photo, Region 3. United States Ohio Portage County Ravenna, 1941. [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress,

Recently I've noticed a number of whole army photos popping up on my Facebook feed, and it has finally helped me get up enough energy to take pictures of another of my armies. This time it's the Orcs and Goblins.

This army is a bit different from my others. My greenskins are basically the only army I have with a reasonable number of models painted by other people. Most of my armies are entirely my own work. But quite a lot of these models were acquired second-hand, and in such a state that I see no real reason to repaint them. I might eventually re-base them to make everything more coherent, but for now I feel like everything it pretty usable. Still, knowing that someone else spent so much time on the models leaves me feeling... less proud of my own contributions. Especially given that a lot of the stuff I did paint here is either incomplete or speed-painted (or realistically, both). Many of these units were rushed into service for tournaments back in 6th edition, and I've never really gone back to spruce them up.

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ARMY AVIATION Magazine announces its annual photography contest. Awards will be given to the best photographic works reflecting an Army Aviation Subject or Theme. Photos are welcome in the following categories: 17dc91bb1f