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Tech. Sgt. Matthew Maple places a training aide in a locker for a military working dog to sniff out during a bomb detection exercise at the security forces warehouse Sept. 23. This type of training is conducted every month to ensure all military working dogs are able to recognize a variety of explosives, narcotics and in some cases, suspects. Sergeant Maple is with the 437th Security Forces Squadron K-9 unit. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Timothy Taylor)

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Tech. Sgt. Matthew Maple places a training aide in a locker for a military working dog to sniff out during a bomb detection exercise at the security forces warehouse Sept. 23. This type of training is conducted every month to ensure all military working dogs are able to recognize a variety of explosives, narcotics and in some cases, suspects. Sergeant Maple is with the 437th Security Forces Squadron K-9 unit. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Timothy Taylor)