U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Evan Frickey, a 21-year-old improvised explosive device detection dog handler with 3rd Platoon, Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, and native of Idaho Falls, Idaho, plays with Cookie, an improvised explosive device detection dog, while providing security on the perimeter of the Safar School compound here, March 18. Approximately 40 elders and 150 students met with Afghan National Security Forces and 3/3 Marines during a shura at the newly constructed school to discuss the growth of education in Garmsir district. While there are several small schools in the surrounding area, the school was the first built in Safar by the local government with the aid of coalition forces. Despite requiring some finishing touches, the school is a vast improvement from its predecessor. Photo by Cpl. Reece Lodder
LoL! Look at that damn near fully worn down lower receiver with almost no bluing left to speak of! Jesus we need to give up the M16A2 for something better already.
a hobby in the sparetime. give these homeless animals the feeling to be loved.
if i went to one of this places and met one of these animals/dogs, i would take them with me and would give them a new home. :] - as far as it's possible.
it's the universal "love me" message
give these homeless animals the feeling to be loved.
if i went to one of this places and met one of these animals/dogs,
i would take them with me and would give them a new home. :]
- as far as it's possible.
that is a trained service dog on her free time, hanging out with her co-worker
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