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Military working dog Grainger sits at St George's Barracks in Rutland, Britain, on November 7, 2024. Defence, Equipment and Support, the procurement arm of the British Defence Ministry, has awarded a new contract for a 'canine catalogue' to support and train its pack of more than 500 military working dogs across several military services for detecting explosives, arms, and drugs and for providing protection and assistance to their handlers. (Photo by Chris Radburn/Reuters)
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