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Sgt. Ian Rosales and other Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron Marines try to escape from Cherry Point’s elite military working dogs during a military working dog demonstration at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C., Oct. 19, 2018. Military working dogs are highly trained in bomb detection, drug detection, mine detection, escort and patrol. The dogs are all basically trained in a specialty before they are delivered to their unit where they train with their personal handlers. (Marine Corps video by Sgt. Jason Jimenez)
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Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Pointmilitary working dog handlerMCAS Cherry PointHeadquarters and Headquarters Squadronbomb detectionmine detectiondrug detectionIan RosalesNathalia CuellaMorenaEscort and Patrolmilitary working dogs
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