Dog of Tomas Prochazka DOKY

Representative of U.S. embassy bestows Bronze Star medal on Czech military dog handler Tomas Prochazka in memoriam. Prochazka was shot dead by an Afghan soldier at the Shindand allied base in Afghanistan's Herat province in October 2018. Dog of Tomas Prochazka (pictured) during the ceremony in Chotyne, Czech Republic, November 29, 2019. (CTK Photo/Radek Petrasek)

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