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The book Navy SEAL dogs is very surprising at points but it is also action packed. The book Navy SEAL dogs talks about a retired Navy SEAL and what he does after he retired from the Navy.
The book also mentions (SOF) dogs and (MWDS) which are still used today. Navy SEAL dogs talks about when they were orgatiend and first used in the armed forces.
If you are a big dog lover or someone who likes to read about the U.S military then this book is for you . I hope you give it as good of a rating I
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