Members of the Patriot Guard Riders lead the procession after a memorial service for a military working dog who died of lyphoma held at Charleston AFB July 24. The memorial service was held for Military Working Dog Cigan C071, who died at the age of 10. Cigan was assigned to Charleston AFB in 2001 and was recently training with his handler, Staff Sgt. Justin Langley, for a deployment to Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Alex Hoachlander)

Members of Team Charleston gathered together for a memorial service at Charleston AFB July 24 for Cigan, a military working dog who died of lyphoma at the age of 10. Cigan was assigned to Charleston AFB in 2001 and was recently training with his handler, Staff Sgt. Justin Langley, for a deployment to Afghanistan. The memorial service was followed by a procession to the burial site led by the Patriot Guard Riders at the Military Working Dog Kennel on base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Alex Hoachlander)

Charleston AFB held a memorial service Charleston AFB July 24 for Cigan, a military working dog who died of lyphoma at the age of 10. Cigan was assigned to Charleston AFB in 2001 and was recently training with his handler, Staff Sgt. Justin Langley, for a deployment to Afghanistan. The memorial service was followed by a procession to the burial site led by the Patriot Guard Riders at the Military Working Dog Kennel on base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Alex Hoachlander)