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Paws that protect: The military working dogs defending Hurlburt Field

Summary by DVIDS
At 4:30 a.m., while most of Hurlburt Field is still dark and quiet, a security forces handler assigned to the 1st Special Operations Wing begins his shift. He checks his gear, reviews the night’s incidents and prepares for a long day of patrol. But before he heads out, he makes sure his partner is ready. That partner doesn’t grab a radio or lace up boots. He waits patiently in a kennel, tail thumping against the gate.
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DVIDS broke the news in on Tuesday, March 17, 2026.
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