In no particular order, and all setup as yet. Also, these are all mine. There's a pro photog here and maybe he'll share some of his much better photos soonest.

The Operations Center, and the better camo nets. No outside photo, sorry.

Allan instructing Houli on some power distribution panel or other. The MKT is immediately behind them.

The inside of the Operations Center. Allan is instructing on recognition of a bunch of enemy equipment, some because he's a gear nerd, and a lot because I forgot my ID books. Here he's drawing russians being scared of riding in sidecars. The others were much better.

We got comically stuck on a leader's recon. Joe tore up his bumper, and as it turns out, his gas tank so the CUCV is unusable and Joe and Stein (in the middle of alert) are under it trying to get it fixed.
This was also good as the E-German guards seemed to think we were over the border, but we have proof that HE was when he came to take photos of us. Diplomacy at the highest levels ensued.

The jeep (okay "MUTT") is very useful, though it was terribly troublesome also. This is everyone leaving me to do a briefing with Warnick way, way up north.

Same jeep, same place, same time. Serving food to the troops in the field from the mermites.

Cooking from inside the MKT.

Allan looking upon a generator with scorn, as it uses fuel. And consumption is bad.

Weather has been tremendous. Almost too good, so we all brought too much. Don't worry, storms tomorrow might ruin it all.
So far the worst thing for me (aside from confusion, tyranny, no sleep and no power) has been the impossibly pre-filled, stinky and dirty "toilet" facilities. Porta-johns that have no service contract. So this morning we finally arranged to get them pumped out. It took a lot of calling to get this to happen, but now they are minty fresh.