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A loyal K9 hero hangs up his leash! Join us as the 325th Security Forces Squadron honors Military Working Dog Fox at his retirement ceremony at Tyndall Air Force Base.

Fox served valiantly at Tyndall since April 2021, diligently working as a drug detection dog. Over his career, he partnered with five dedicated handlers, playing a crucial role in keeping our personnel and assets secure. This special ceremony marks the end of an honorable chapter for a true four-legged guardian.

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(U.S. Air Force video by Airman 1st Class Courtney McCants)

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00:02So this is MWD Fox, Charlie 360. He is a Belgian Malinois, eight years old. He has been at Tyndall
00:11since 2021. He's our drug dog and patrol certified as well, which means catching bad guys, fighting
00:18people. I met him in October, just working with him. I had a lot of fun. And once I heard
00:26that
00:27Fox was going to come up for retirement, and he needed a home, I wanted to make sure that
00:32I was available to be the one to adopt him.
00:38MWD Fox stood the watch for the incredible reliability. For six years, Fox has served as an elite patrol
00:45and drug detection dog. Arriving at Tyndall in April 2021, he immediately became a critical
00:51asset for our defensive posture and safety of this community. His working days are officially
00:57over, but he has more than earned the right to be just a dog. Fox is trading a patrol car
01:04and kennels for a couch, a backyard, and a loving home alongside a trusted handler. We wish them
01:13the absolute best as we begin this next chapter together. And we thank MWD Fox for his years
01:18of loyal dedicated service at Tyndall Air Force Base and the United States Air Force.
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