Washington Tecnology Magazine,
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The Marshall Legacy Institute and Qwest Communications announced Feb. 1 their expanded partnership to provide landmine-detection dogs in war-torn countries, with plans to involve Arizona schoolchildren in sending a new “hero dog” to Bosnia.
Representatives of the institute, Qwest and Congress met on Capitol Hill to promote the work of MLI’s Children Against Mines Program (Champs).
Photos by Rick Steele
Shawn Gowans and his mother
Susan attend the Champs demonstration in Washington.
Rosa, a bomb-sniffing dog that has worked in Bosnia, Kosovo and Lebanon among other countries, relaxes before giving a demonstration at the Children Against Mines Program presentation
Rosa and her handler Kimberly McCasland are among the attendees at the affair.