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  • To all those basenji pals who are active, reserve, or retired miliatary … a great big thank you! To those currently serving and away from your basenji, a great big barroooooo!

  • Thank you! My husband and I both did 20 years and my youngest son goes into the Air Force next week :o( Good thing the furkids aren't going anywhere…

  • Thank you Wizard, I did 11 years in the Navy (9 years active, 2 years in the reserve) and DH is still in. We went to Arlington Cemetery this weekend and it is something I think everyone should do if they get the chance, there are so many buried there that have sacrificed for our country. I was honored to have served.

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