We're halfway through our 2016 #MilMonth Instagram contest

If you open up your phone's camera roll right now, it probably won't take long to find a few good photos. Now post up to five of them on Instagram and tag them with #MilMonth and @militarytimes. Even easier, tag any of the shots you've already got on Instagram posted after May 1.

#MilMonth photo contest entry from @Lexatorres

Photo Credit: @Lexatorres via Instagram

There, you've just done the hard part of entering our Military Appreciation Month photo contest for a chance to win a GoPro Hero4 Black, along with a killer accessory kit, perfect for your high-speed adventure-capturing needs.

Now, to make your entry official, fill out the quick entry form and make sure you understand the rules. OK, that may sound like the hard part, but just embrace the suck and imagine all the cool things you'll be able to do with that GoPro.

#MilMonth photo contest entry from @Popchamplaaain

Photo Credit: @Popchamplaaain via Instagram

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