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Sgt. Holly M. Moore, dog handler with the 550th Military

Sgt. Holly M. Moore, dog handler with the 550th Military

Sgt. Holly M. Moore, dog handler with the 550th Military Working Dog Detachment, praises Kobus after successfully detecting a hidden explosive June 12, in York Theatre at Fort Bragg. Moore and Kobus began worki... More

Kobus, military working dog with the 550th MWD Detachment,

Kobus, military working dog with the 550th MWD Detachment,

Kobus, military working dog with the 550th MWD Detachment, 16th Military Police Brigade, looks to his handler, Sgt. Holly M. Moore, for his next command June 12, outside York Theatre at Fort Bragg. Moore and Ko... More

Sgt. Holly M. Moore, dog handler with the 550th 550th

Sgt. Holly M. Moore, dog handler with the 550th 550th

Sgt. Holly M. Moore, dog handler with the 550th 550th Military Working Dog Detachment, 16th Military Police Brigade, watches her military working dog, Kobus, as he smells for explosives June 12, in York Theatre... More

Sgt. Holly M. Moore, 550th Military Working Dog Detachment,

Sgt. Holly M. Moore, 550th Military Working Dog Detachment,

Sgt. Holly M. Moore, 550th Military Working Dog Detachment, 16th Military Police Brigade, takes her MWD, Kobus, for his weekly ruck march June 12, at Fort Bragg. Moore and Kobus began working together in Februa... More

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