Posted on Apr 28, 2017
Soldier Holds Dying Military Dog, Then Boss Orders Staff To Get American Flag Quickly
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Sure, being in the military is all this Gung Ho and Hoorah stuff. But is our deeply compassionate side not shown as much as it could be?
This story, the accompanying short video, expresses a side of us not generally depicted in the media. There's little I can add or even should attempt to add to it. It is unscripted, unplanned, and, yet, incredibly and beautifully human. The nation remembers your loyal and faithful service. Rest In Peace, Soldier.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5ouN_zFX-B8
This story, the accompanying short video, expresses a side of us not generally depicted in the media. There's little I can add or even should attempt to add to it. It is unscripted, unplanned, and, yet, incredibly and beautifully human. The nation remembers your loyal and faithful service. Rest In Peace, Soldier.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5ouN_zFX-B8
Dogs
00C: K9-Military Working Dog
31K: Military Working Dog Handler
Posted 7 y ago
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Tear jerker, it's nice that the handlers are able to adopt their dogs, it can seem as bad as loosing a person when they pass. Thanks for serving to both.
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Maj Marty Hogan
SCPO (Join to see) - my dog may not serve- but she is almost 14 and has helped raise three kids, babied my wife through chemo, and tolerated grandkids dressing her up and making her the villain in many play time activities. She is always at the door when I come home and always maintains vigilance in the home when I deploy or we go out on the town. She may not serve- but she has served.
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Maj Marty Hogan - have had two or three dozen that never served either, but they were/are 110% family!!!
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