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Spc. Daniel Loeschen, a trumpeter of the 1st Cavalry Division Band, from Dennison, Iowa, plays Taps, the traditional military memorial tune, April 13, at Camp Liberty to honor the life of Kevin, a military working dog who succumbed to cancer. Kevin was one of the first dogs to work in Operation Iraqi Freedom. It was his third tour here.

Ceremony Recognizes Military Working Dog's Contributions, Achievements

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