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2nd Law Enforcement Battalion detachment homecoming

September 14th, 2012, 11:49 am · Post a Comment · posted by

Marines and sailors from 2nd Law Enforcement Battalion were scheduled to return home after a 7-month deployment to Afghanistan Sept. 6.

The returning unit also includes Marines with their military working dogs who supported operations in Afghanistan. These Marines and their canine colleagues fervently served alongside one another and were able to find weapons, improvised explosive devices and even drugs.

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