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June 7, 2008 on 10:45 pm | In Labrador Retriever News& Views |

Of all the tasks Maj. Randall Baucom had to deal with when he deployed to Iraq in 2007, what to do with his two Labrador retriever-mix dogs gave him the most pause. Baucom, a 1st Cavalry Division public affairs officer at Fort Hood, found a solution

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THE VILLAGES London spends his days and nights on the job, waiting to be called into action. He is on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. He doesn t use a phone, and it usually takes just one word for him to come to attention. London is a