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YEAR IN PHOTOS 2023

SHOWCASING THE MULTITUDE OF EXPERIENCES OF ARMY RESERVE SOLDIERS OVER THE PAST YEAR
AND HIGHLIGHTING THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROFESSIONALS.

100th Battalion 442nd Infantry Regiment Soldiers Conduct MORTEP Certification Training in Hawaii

Soldiers from the 142nd SSB conduct training in Kuwait

Soldiers kneel in the snow in a wooded area.

An Army Soldier poses for a photo in front of crossed rifles in the background, a symbol of the Army's Military Police.

382nd Engineer Company Hosts Sapper Stakes

Soldiers riding in various armored vehicles roll through a training village at dusk.

Joint medical readiness training builds allied bonds at Exercise Global Medic

U.S. Army Reserve critical care flight paramedics from 5-159th General Support Aviation Battalion, 244th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade, Army Reserve Aviation Command, treat a casualty in a HH-60 MEDEVAC Black Hawk during exercise Mountain Medic at Fort Carson, Colorado, Aug. 14, 2023. Mountain Medic is an Army Reserve-led joint, multi-component, multi-domain aeromedical evacuation exercise geared at improving and reenforcing medical evacuation operations in a simulated large scale combat operations environment.

A man inspects a paratrooper's equipment.

Interallied Confederation of Reserve Officers Military Competition

Water treatment specialists compete in the 'Super Bowl' of water purification

AR-MEDCOM Announces Best Junior Soldier, Best NCO for Best Warrior Competition 2023

U.S. Army South hosts inaugural Women, Peace, and Security Symposium

Actress Cynthia Maddox portrays Harriet Tubman, the most famous “conductor” on the Underground Railroad. Tubman helped lead hundreds of slaves to freedom and also served as a nurse, scout and spy during the Civil War. The 75th Training Command conducted a Black History Month and Women’s History Month observance Feb. 20, 2016, at Fort Sheridan, Ill. (Photo by Spc. David Lietz)

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75th Training Command hosts combined observance

Actress Cynthia Maddox portrays Harriet Tubman, the most famous “conductor” on the Underground Railroad. Tubman helped lead hundreds of slaves to freedom and also served as a nurse, scout and spy during the Civil War. The 75th Training Command conducted a Black History Month and Women’s History Month observance Feb. 20, 2016, at Fort Sheridan, Ill. (Photo by Spc. David Lietz)

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YEAR IN PHOTOS 2023

SHOWCASING THE MULTITUDE OF EXPERIENCES OF ARMY RESERVE SOLDIERS OVER THE PAST YEAR AND HIGHLIGHTING THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROFESSIONALS.

SHOWCASING THE MULTITUDE OF EXPERIENCES OF ARMY RESERVE SOLDIERS OVER THE PAST YEAR
AND HIGHLIGHTING THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROFESSIONALS.