Sgt. Greg Papadatos of the 69th Infantry Regiment has posted some details about how soldiers in Iraq are using Radio Controlled cars to test objects to see if they’re bombs. When they find unidentifiable debris in the road, E.S. sends out his little RC car and rams it. If it’s light enough to be moved or knocked over, it’s too light to be a bomb, so we can approach it and get rid of it. If it’s heavy, we call EOD. At night, they duct tape a flashlight to the car. Link.
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The harness on this contraption is not ideal, as it will chafe the shoulder bones that stick out on a dog’s chest. As a musher I promise, these harnesses are considered absolutely unsuitable for working dogs. A better option, though more risky for both man & mutt, is to let the dog run up front. Check out http://www.kickbike.fi
The harness on this contraption is not ideal, as it will chafe the shoulder bones that stick out on a dog’s chest. As a musher I promise, these harnesses are considered absolutely unsuitable for working dogs. A better option, though more risky for both man & mutt if you’re in a place with lots of traffic, is to let the dog run up front. Check out http://www.kickbike.fi
The harness on this contraption is not ideal, as it will chafe the shoulder bones that stick out on a dog’s chest. As a musher I promise, these harnesses are considered absolutely unsuitable for working dogs. A better option, though more risky for both man & mutt if you’re in a place with lots of traffic, is to let the dog run up front. Check out http://www.kickbike.fi
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