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Within the bite suit, Cpl. Steven Pratt, a military

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Within the bite suit, Cpl. Steven Pratt, a military

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Within the bite suit, Cpl. Steven Pratt, a military working dog handler, acts as an intruder to give military working dog Scar training in attack work as part of the security team at Royal Australian Air Force Base Darwin July 14, 2011, during Talisman Sabre 2011. No. 13 Squadron Security Police provided critical support to RAAF Base Darwin for Talisman Sabre 2011. One of these elements as the unit's military working dogs and handlers, who are trained to provide security to the base and its high value assets. TS11 is a biennial military exercise which combines Australian and US Maritime, land and air, forces. This exercise is a major undertaking, which reflects the closeness of the Australian and US alliance and the strength of the military-military relationship.

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14/07/2011
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