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Military Working Dog Misha sits by her handler during her retirement ceremony June 10, 2025, at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Misha worked more than 80 Secret Service missions, executed over 3,000 hours of anti-terrorism measures and delivered more than 100 canine demonstrations to the public. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jack Gardner)

Lt. Col. Thomas Uhl, 88th Security Forces commander, recognizes Military Working Dog Misha and her accomplishments alongside her handler, Staff Sgt. Zachery Leist, June 10, 2025, at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Misha worked more than 80 Secret Service missions, executed over 3,000 hours of anti-terrorism measures and delivered more than 100 canine demonstrations to the public. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jack Gardner)

Lt. Col. Thomas Uhl, 88th Security Forces commander, recognizes Military Working Dog Misha and her accomplishments alongside her former handler and adopter, Senior Airman Kyle Runk, June 10, 2025, at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Misha worked more than 80 Secret Service missions, executed over 3,000 hours of anti-terrorism measures and delivered more than 100 canine demonstrations to the public. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jack Gardner)

MWD Misha worked more than 80 Secret Service missions, executed over 3,000 hours of anti-terrorism measures and delivered more than 100 canine demonstrations to the public before. Misha retired after 8 years of service on June 10, 2025. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jack Gardner)

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Gate 19B Closure

Drivers who use Wright-Patterson Air Force Base's Gate 19B, located off National Road, should be aware of upcoming changes due to a construction project. Starting Monday, June 23, and continuing through Monday, September 29, access to Gate 19B will be limited.

Demetrius Knight, Cincinnati Bengals rookie, is bitten on the arm by Military Working Dog Lux during a training scenario.

Wright-Patt hosts Bengals rookies for visit with troops, families

Who Dey, the Cincinnati Bengals mascot, participates in a skills and drills clinic with military children.

Wright-Patt hosts Bengals rookies for visit with troops, families

Cincinnati Bengals rookies, military children and volunteers pose for a group photo on a football field.

Wright-Patt hosts Bengals rookies for visit with troops, families

Cincinnati Bengals rookies and military members from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base pose for a group photo inside the C-130 training simulator

Wright-Patt hosts Bengals rookies for visit with troops, families

Brayln Lux, Cincinnati Bengals rookie, laughs with Airmen during lunch.

Wright-Patt hosts Bengals rookies for visit with troops, families

Rookies from the Cincinnati Bengals visit Wright-Patt to engage with Airmen, Guardians and their families during a day that included tours of human performance labs, briefings on military working dogs and a skills clinic for military children. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jack Gardner)

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