Good boy closes MWD career
                Maj. Josh Hight, commander of the 90th Security Forces Squadron, Military Working Dog Beni/X500 and Manuel Smith, one of Beni's prior handlers and whom Beni is retiring home with, pose with an award citation during Beni's retirement ceremony at the Trails End on F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming, April 6, 2023. Beni served the populace of F.E. Warren for six years as a highly trained explosive detection dog. Military working dogs provide crucial support to a base's mission, and their skillsets can range from drug or explosive detection as well as serving as a non-lethal option for threat neutralization. (U. S. Air Force photo by Glenn S. Robertson)
                
                    
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                        Glenn S. Robertson
                    
                    
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