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Imperial Army Spc. Sten Kifas, Staff Sgt. Imba Rito and Spc. Ghoe Barr, field recovery troopers with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team, survey Breaker's Beach during an amphibious reconnaissance exercise December 15, 2023 near Coronado, Calif.
Field recovery troopers can be equipped for any environment, making them a formidable mutli-domain force that dominates across land, sea, air and space.
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
Imperial Army Spc. Sten Kifas, a field recovery specialist with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team, tactically withdraws from an adolescent akorec March 4, 2024 near Fort Meade, Maryland.
Field recovery troopers are held to an exceptionally high standard of physical fitness, substantially increasing their survivability in rapidly-evolving combat environments.
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
Look what I got to make for U.S. Special Operations Command Europe!
Imperial Army Staff Sgt. Imba Rito, a field recovery team sergeant with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team,
performs land navigation training Sept. 17, 2023 near Baumholder, Germany.
Imperial recovery troopers are experts at utilizing basic flimsiplast-map-and-magnetic-compass navigation as well as modern, in-helmet, electronic uplink-based navigation systems to precisely and efficiently locate their mission targets.
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
Imperial Army Spc. Ghoe Barr, Cpt. Phee Shefesh, Staff Sgt. Imba Rito, and Spc. Sten Kifas, field recovery troopers with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team, destroy a disabled IG-series assassin droid Monday, April 10th, 2023 near Baumholder, Germany.
Field recovery teams are often tasked with asset-denial missions involving the recovery or destruction of sensitive equipment lost in remote or hostile areas that are typically inaccessible to conventional military units.
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
Imperial Army Spc. Ghoe Barr, a field recovery specialist with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team, qualifies with a JTSR-12 sniper rifle and an EC-17 hold-out blaster under the eye of scout troopers with HHC 411th Infantry Battalion Monday, April 10th, 2023 near Baumholder, Germany.
Field recovery troopers are a sub-dicipline of scout troopers, and as such must periodically re-qualify with standard scout weapons and tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP).
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
Imperial Marine Pfc. Cray Initre, a repeating blaster gunner with the 201st Arctic Warfare Battalion, reacts to an attack by insurgent forces while guarding a barracks facility on February 26th, 2023 in Baumholder, Germany.
Relentless dedication to duty and Empire coupled with elite fighting prowess make Imperial combat troops the most deadly and feared force in the galaxy. (Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
My beautiful, adventurous wife still gives me !! 🦋
One of our IT employees is in Europe on National Guard duty. Thanks, Jake, for your service and for representing the ABR overseas.
Never stop climbing. Happy Saturday!
Imperial Army Spc. Ghoe Barr, a field recovery specialist with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team, provides rear-security for Imperial Army Spc. Sten Kifas, also a field recovery specialist with the 33rd CSAR Team, as Kifas free-climbs a cliff face February 26th, 2023 near Baumholder, Germany.
Imperial troopers learn to rely on each other early in their training, providing a foundation of trust that leads to a solid bedrock of effective teamwork in any circumstance that they encounter.
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
Imperial Army Spc. Ghoe Barr, a field recovery specialist with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team, makes a narrow, treetop escape from the jaws of an adolescent akorec January 5th, 2023 on the planet Trammis III.
CSAR teams utilize muli-domain operations, enabling embedded air assets like the UT-60R reconnaissance fighter to provide support to ground troops who find themselves in less-than-optimal situations.
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
Imperial Army Chief Warrant Officer Tord Butte, a field recovery pilot with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team, scans for a team of missing herpetologists with a UT-60R reconnaissance fighter January 5th, 2023 on the planet Trammis III.
The UT-60R is a scaled-down, sensor-heavy adaptation of the UT-60D "U-wing" starfighter, explicitly designed for use by Imperial CSAR teams as an air recon/light air support asset.
An Imperial Army trooper with the 37th Desert Warfare Battalion takes aim with an M52 heavy ballistic repeater during a training exercise January 7th, 2023, near Tucson Ariz.
Training with a variety of weapons increases trooper lethality and survivability in real-world combat.
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
Imperial Army Chief Warrant Officer Tord Butte, a field recovery pilot, reports for duty with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team January 3rd, 2023, near Tucson, Ariz.
Field recovery pilots provide transport and reconnaissance support to ground-based CSAR troopers by operating a variety of atmospheric and low-orbit vehicles.
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
Imperial Army Chief Warrant Officer Tord Butte, an atmospheric transport pilot with the 1853rd Air Transportation Wing, takes a last look at Imperial Airbase Guadalajara before boarding a shuttle to his new duty station October 23rd, 2022, near Tucson, Ariz.
Imperial pilots are often rotated to different units to allow them to gain experience with a variety of flight roles and vehicle types.
(Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap)
“Mom, did you know these pumpkins are fake!?”
Imperial Army Sgt. Cindy Thoss, an infantry sergeant with the 816th Tropic Warfare Battalion, pulls security Monday, August 15th, 2022 near an Imperial beachhead on the planet Glee Anselm. Patrols such as this keep Imperial citizens safe from local, carnivorous wildlife, as well as from potential terrorist attacks. (Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap).
Imperial Army Cpt. Phee Shefesh, a field recovery officer with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team, faces off with a wild feyshi fish while fast-roping into the feyshi fish's lair on Friday, August 12th, 2022, near Tucson, Ariz. on the planet Terra. Close encounters with wildlife are a regular occurrence for Imperial CSAR troopers in every corner of the galaxy. (Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap).
Imperial Army troopers with Razor Team Six conduct a mounted night patrol in a TX-135 Casualty Evacuation Speeder (CES) Wednesday, July 27th, 2022, near Tucson, Ariz. on the planet Terra. The CES is a stripped-down version of the TX-130 Fighter Tank. (Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap, Released).
Imperial Army Spc. Ghoe Barr, Staff Sgt. Imba Rito, Cpt. Phee Shefesh and Spc. Sten Kifas, field recovery troopers with the 33rd Combat Search and Recovery (CSAR) Team, search for Imperial Navy 2nd Lt. Kent Phligud, a pilot with the 551st Air Combat Wing, who was lost in a training accident Saturday night involving a R0-0M8A heavy bomber Sunday, July 31st, 2022, near Tucson, Ariz. on the planet Terra. Field recovery specialists are experts in wilderness survival and traversal, wilderness first-aid and tracking. (Imperial Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob Dunlap, Released).
Took Ember to the park for some portraits, and momma Kasey got in on the action too!
The Arizona National Guard featured another one of my photos!
MOTO MONDAY: Trying get through Monday like. U.S. Army Sgt. Alec Phyfer with C Company, 1-158th Infantry Battalion low-crawls under barbed-wire during the obstacle course event at Florence Military Reservation, in Florence, Ariz., March 23, 2022. 📸: Sgt. Jacob Dunlap
A photo I took last year was featured by the Arizona National Guard today. Check it out!
TACTICAL TUESDAY: What’s your favorite piece of military gear?
Best warriors from around the nation detonate a C-4 explosive breaching charge alongside U.S. Air Force Brig. Gen. Kerry L. Muehlenbeck, the Adjutant General of and Director of the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs, (left) at the 2021 Best Warrior Competition, July 23, 2021 at Camp Navajo Military Reservation near , Ariz. 📸 by: Sgt. Jacob Dunlap
I love taking photos, no matter which uniform I'm wearing.
Shout out to Laura Bauer for taking the raw photos for my citizen soldier portrait! You rock!
Playing around with my crystal ball at Gate's Pass in Tucson, AZ.
Shout out to for the encouragement; hope to see you guys up there again!
Ash wants to take up photography. Never having owned a camera, besides the one on their phone, it’s something they have always had a hankering to do, especially after seeing all those great photos on Instagram. This is a cautionary tale, telling what can go horribly wrong for photographers. Their ...
It's been a while since I've posted, but I've been busy; Kasey and I have made 11-weeks worth of baby in that time! Soon we'll have someone to hold the reflector while we take photos! 😉
It looks like something from the Lord of the Rings, but it's actually smoke from the Bighorn Fire in the Santa Catalina Mountains this morning.
Look at that Tucson Mountain sunset! It's almost as pretty as me!
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This was our VFX tech's After Effects final this semester. It is a DVD menu that has been designed with the ability to loop. This was the culmination of everything learned throughout the course, so many different methods were used.
One of our VFX tech's After Effect's projects this semester. This one was focused on chroma keying, or "green screening". This is a segment of a larger narrative, which is a work in progress.
One of our VFX tech's After Effect's projects this semester. This one was focused on moving a virtual camera through a 3D world.
One of our VFX tech's After Effect's projects this semester. This one was focused on manipulating text in 3D space.
One of our D-FX tech's After Effect's projects this semester. This one was focused on the effects of lights in 3D space.
One of our VFX tech's projects in this semester's After Effects course. This one focuses on animating still Photoshop images using a variety of specialized tools, including the puppet tool.
A practice project our VFX tech completed to prove his competence in Adobe After Effects CS5.
A short practice video from our visual effects technician.
Our head editor's final project this semester in his video editing course.
Our new, completely rebuilt logo animation.
A logo created for a coalition of video producers who were working on a music video in Phoenix, Arizona, one of which was a producer from our very own Dunlap Motion Picture Studios.
A San Juan College Fire Academy student gives us insight into one of the Fire Academy's toughest activities: the Combat Challenge.
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