Advice from Military Moms/Tough Moms

Nicole
Question for any pregnant/formerly pregnant service members or any other Moms with demanding physical jobs. 
I found out I was pregnant just a few days ago (4wks today) and have been scheduled for months to leave this upcoming Friday to go out to the field for the next two weeks (pregnancy weeks 5-6) where I work as a Training Instructor. I've done this for the past couple years and LOVE it. However, it is somewhat demanding, up at 0230/0300 most days, chugging down a couple warm RedBulls, then out in the cold/sleet/rain for ~12hrs, eating primarily MREs. My command had a discussion about whether or not it is appropriate for me to attend any longer and, ultimately, left the decision up to me. 
I'm torn on whether to go as planned or stay behind.  They will not be undermanned without me, so my absence will not affect the overall mission. However, it is an excellent experience and contributes to my promotions and career developmen. I was going to be in a slightly different role this time and probably would be inside a bit more, though the hours would be the same, it'd be less LandNav, less hiking, less gear, less jumping in and out of Humvees.   
I won't be chugging down caffeine anymore, so I'd be a bit more tired than normal. MREs are definitely NOT the best thing to be feeding babies, but I'd be taking my prenatals and I  often drive into town with someone nightly and go have some real food- so I don't think that's a huge deal.  Last year I got a stomach bug and would have to run over into the bushes every so often to throw up, but then ran right back into the thick of things. 
Ugh. I don't want to put baby at risk at all. But,then again, women have been doing harder physical labor with with worse nutrition while pregnant for years and been fine. Baby will only be 5-6weeks, so I think he/she would be fine.  I'm going to be dragging without the morning caffeine as the 0200 wake up is difficult. But, doable.  Not going makes me feel like I'm shirking my duties and although it won't negatively impact my career- going helps it. Work would be happy to have me stay, but going has a lot of advantages-in addition to the fact that I've always loved going. 
Not sure what to do.  Have to decide by tomorrow. What do you think?