File:US Army 51831 Dog day afternoon.jpg

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English: Senior Airman Joel Neivesdiaz takes his military working dog, Dasty, for a run through the obstacle course on Camp Victory during a bite-work demonstration for the Multi-National Corps-Iraq paralegals.
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Author Staff Sgt. Luke Koladish

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