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Dog back after a year MIA in Afghanistan

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This is amazing especially in a country at war.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/11/12/special.forces.dog/index.html
Buddy, Paolo and Dan
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Great story thank you. I do hope all her test's come back good so she can come home.

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Amazing story..
I will pray that she is healthy so she will be able to return home to Australia, she deserves that more than anything.

Thanks for posting this uplifting story, Dan..
Petra and Pippin

with Otis in my heart…
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Great story, thanks Dan
Shelley

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