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Work in progress. Post when done.

Okay it's done.

I posted this batrep pretty quickly, all things considered. According to the Gallery, the
first picture was uploaded at 1:50 AM and I finished writing at about 4 in the morning.
A little over two hours. A few things helped:

1. I'm not one to jigger with maps and icons.
   
2. I spent maybe half an hour at a restaurant waiting for wife. While I waited, I went through the camera images, wrote each number down and some notes about what I wanted to write.
   
3. Using the Gallery, I mass uploaded the pictures 10 at a time, writing down the file number of the next image I would need to start with.
   
4. I checked the file names against my notes and wrote them down.
   
5. Started a new article and posted the 25 file links pretty rapidly. Their numbers were sequenced.
   
6. Army Builder 3. 'Nuff said. Though the pictures helped, too.
   
7. Wrote, posted, wrote.