The relentless sun pierced the yellow sand and rows of small run-down buildings. An Airmen is pulled through one of the green door frames into an empty room by his panting K-9 partner. Their eyes are drawn to a furry, lifeless figure in the corner.
“It looks like your dog fell and injured his leg, what needs to be done now?” asked a veterinary technician.
The Airmen dropped his backpack full of medical supplies and sprang into action, taking out a wooden splint and cloth to provide care.
The lifeless figure in need of assistance was a Jerry K-9 CPR manikin, used for practicing first aid techniques on a dog.