I'm Sergeant Soldano. And I'm Lance Cobo Hecker. And we're out of one meth, first law enforcement battalion, MWPLTUN. Just right here at the dog, his name is Argo. He's a patrol explosive dog, meaning that he has bike capabilities and he also has explosive detection. And this is MWD Ammo. He's an SSC, Specialized Surge Dog. He doesn't have the bike capabilities, but he does have the capability of doing long distance detection, off leash, accompanied by commands via voice, whistles and radios. Every day, it's a new challenge. Honestly, me and my dog, we learn about each other. We learn about just handling and how we work, how patrol goes, how detection works. We learn about it every day. It's almost like a friendship between you and another one of your friends. It's probably one of my favorite parts of the dog. I don't want to do any fun events with my dog, who are you? I've been on Ammo for about 11 months or so. I've been a handler for three and a half years. I had three dogs before that. The job is amazing. It's probably the best job in the Marine Corps. Ammo's awesome. He's just a typical labrador, loads of water, loads of bike fetch. He works really hard. And it's great that I just have to come work and play with my dog every day.