AlwaysFaithful
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Katherine Doylesat in the helio, she was 5'6" an petite but highly athletic 120 pounds, dressed in her desert camo, gear at her feet, and snugged between her knees, facing her was her canine partner Jasper. The dog wasn't happy, being crammed onto the helio with a bunch of other soldiers, but he kept his eyes on his handler and kept his grumbling to a minimum. The chopper touched down and the pilot shouted "Dog Handler! You're out!" Kat stood and murmured to her dog, bringing the massive 90 pound animal with her as she grabbed their gear and got out. After the chopper took off, they stood there, waiting to be retrieved. Kat's orders had told her to wait at the launch pad. With luck, she prayed the rest of their gear had arrived from their last post. It held most of her k9's equipment, aside from the necessities that she had transported with her.
Standing quietly she looked down at the dog who sat beside her. He was her best friend and constant companion. Kat had been the only one able to get near the nearly psychotic dog back at the training base, now she was his permanent handler and she was still the only one who could safely handle the dog. They waited patiently, her pale grey eyes holding his amber ones. "Here we go again, Pal." she murmured, her voice a unique mix, a western drawl and a whisper of Irish, speaking to a interesting upbringing, to create such a unique but pleasant sound. She knew this post would be just a difficult as the last. She was rarely accepted into the units she was assigned to. Most disliked the idea of a woman on their team, but add a dog who would snarl just for looking in his direction? Most disliked that even more. But that didn't matter to Kat, she was here to keep this unit alive, her K9 was highly trained in finding explosives and if they ran into the enemy, her dog could and would apprehend them. Jasper's nose was invaluable, even if most soldiers wouldn't want to admit it.
Standing quietly she looked down at the dog who sat beside her. He was her best friend and constant companion. Kat had been the only one able to get near the nearly psychotic dog back at the training base, now she was his permanent handler and she was still the only one who could safely handle the dog. They waited patiently, her pale grey eyes holding his amber ones. "Here we go again, Pal." she murmured, her voice a unique mix, a western drawl and a whisper of Irish, speaking to a interesting upbringing, to create such a unique but pleasant sound. She knew this post would be just a difficult as the last. She was rarely accepted into the units she was assigned to. Most disliked the idea of a woman on their team, but add a dog who would snarl just for looking in his direction? Most disliked that even more. But that didn't matter to Kat, she was here to keep this unit alive, her K9 was highly trained in finding explosives and if they ran into the enemy, her dog could and would apprehend them. Jasper's nose was invaluable, even if most soldiers wouldn't want to admit it.