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U.S. Amy Sgt. Laurence Cameron, left, checks an intravenous line on a military working dog while Sgt. James Harrington helps in Baghdad, Iraq, June 20, 2009. Cameron, known as "Dawg Medic" in his unit, is a medic with Battery B, 113th Field Artillery, and Harrington is assigned to the 1st Calvary Division's provost marshal’s office.

DAWG MEDIC

U.S. Amy Sgt. Laurence Cameron, left, checks an intravenous line on a military working dog while Sgt. James Harrington helps in Baghdad, Iraq, June 20, 2009. Cameron, known as "Dawg Medic" in his unit, is a medic with Battery B, 113th Field Artillery, and Harrington is assigned to the 1st Calvary Division's provost marshal’s office.

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