File:Army Capt. Amy Clark performing veterinary surgery on dog, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (29 Palms), California.jpg

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English: Army Capt. Amy Clark [left], the officer in charge of the Combat Center’s veterinary clinic, concentrates as she makes incisions on a dog April 12. Clark is the only soldier at the clinic who is qualified to perform surgeries on the animals.
Date Taken on 11 April 2010
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