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A nice Port Elizabeth image:

VETCAP
Port Elizabeth
Image by 807MCDS
Spc. Kidron Knox, a native of Ames, Iowa and a member of the 949th Medical Detachment (Veterinarian Services) holds a dog while Spc. Tessa South of Ames, Iowa prepares to place a breathing tube down a dog’s throat. The 949th traveled to Port Elizabeth, South Africa to conduct spay and neuter clinics over a nine-day period. (US Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Adam Stone, 807th Medical Command (Deployment Support))

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Published on 2 July 2021 by Alan Category: ImagesTag: VETCAP

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