Pies: Two stray dogs in Afghanistan saved 50 American soliders

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Effects of opium inhalation on physical and biochemical parameters of stray dogs in Kabul city, Afghanistan. Abstract Background: Afghanistan is one of the biggest opium producing country in the world. There are more than a million drug addicts in the country, which most of them are living in public places. Stray dogs who lives with drug addicts are at highest risk of inhaling drugs Aim: Aim of this study is to evaluate changes in physical and biochemical parameters of stray dogs inhaling drugs. Methods: Total of 12 dogs were assigned into two groups of healthy and infected (stray dogs who inhale drugs) dogs. Physical and biochemical parameters of both groups were evaluated. Results: Subjec…

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Experience of American Soldiers Stationed in Iraq and/or Afghanistan

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Boots on the Ground: Stories of American Soldiers From Iraq and Afghanistan

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Introduction. This introductory chapter provides an overview of the Soviet men and women who served in Afghanistan in both military and civilian capacities during the eight years that the Soviets occupied the country. Roughly speaking, wartime soldiers' experiences may be divided into three temporal segments: their training prior to deployment, their time spent at war, and their lives following their return to civilian life. The Lithuanian veterans' stories touch on all three, although the focus of their reminiscences is largely on the final stage and the problems they encountered with reintegrating into civilian society. As has been the case in many countries following other conflicts, vet…

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Canine Soldiers, Mascots, and Stray Dogs in U.S. Wars: Ethical Considerations

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