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Staff Sgt. Brian Williams hugs military working dog

Staff Sgt. Brian Williams hugs military working dog

Staff Sgt. Brian Williams hugs military working dog Carly shortly after reuniting with him in the courtyard at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Carly stayed by Williams’ side for most of the visit,... More

Staff Sgt. Brian Williams tosses a ball to military

Staff Sgt. Brian Williams tosses a ball to military

Staff Sgt. Brian Williams tosses a ball to military working dog Carly in the courtyard at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Williams asked his visitors if any of them brought toys for Carly to play ... More

Master-at-Arms Petty Officer 1st Class Sean Stull walks

Master-at-Arms Petty Officer 1st Class Sean Stull walks

Master-at-Arms Petty Officer 1st Class Sean Stull walks military working dog Carly across the medical center campus with Master-at-Arms Petty Officer 3rd Class Rico Loza and Staff Sgt. Brian Williams (right).

Staff Sgt. Brian Williams watches over his military

Staff Sgt. Brian Williams watches over his military

Staff Sgt. Brian Williams watches over his military working dog Carly. Williams and his JB MDL visitors brought Carly to his apartment at the medical center so the two could spend time together.

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