Dog-sappers are baptized in the Khabarovsk Territory

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In the Khabarovsk Territory, sappers are baptized in battle. The first task is to detect explosives so that the engineers of the engineering unit can demine the route.



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    1. sherp2015 User Rank
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      3 November 2016 20: 57
      Are dogs sappers?
      The detection of explosives by a dog and the designation is already called a sapper ...
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      2. BIGLESHIY User Rank
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        4 November 2016 03: 23
        Quote: sherp2015
        Are dogs sappers?
        The detection of explosives by a dog and the designation is already called a sapper ...


        Many to whom Dogs-sappers saved their lives by uncovering a mine, a land mine, a stretch can argue with you.
        It looks like the expression - "He said how he pulled it into the water" is about you.
        Do not write "smart" comments in those topics where you are a layman.
      3. 501 Legion User Rank
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        4 November 2016 07: 06
        and what should it be called? or they must defuse the bomb with their teeth to be called a "sapper" for you

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