🐶Lioda, Malinois and member of the special forces 🪖 Jamy's best in the world

Others take even more risks. We're going up to 3,200 meters. We'll have to be parachuted before starting the mission. Yoda, a 6-year-old Malinois, is a member of the Special Forces. He belongs to the 1st Marine Parachute Infantry Regiment of Bayonne. With his master Pachi, he has been parachuted several times on war zones. An exercise he is regularly trained in. He doesn't really understand what's going on in the plane. But once he's in the jump, and he's hooked to me, there's no problem. As soon as he gets to the ground, he's operational. He can start the mission right away. The objective is to protect his eyes. We never know if there's a moment of panic or if he's hurting himself. Ok, you're hooked. Tom jumps today. Plus a crate of equipment. The jump begins with a free fall of 1,800 meters. Yoda and Pachi are the last to throw themselves into the void. With their parachutes, they can land up to 20 kilometers from the launch site. The exercise continues with a surprise assault on a building where terrorists are holding a hostage. You have to get as close as possible to the cache. The house has several entrances. The dog will help the men decide which door they will go through. I would like your dog to recognize the building on the right. Ok. Yoda has put on his combat outfit. Protection shoes to avoid cuts and burns. A mask equipped with two cameras and a radio link. Pachi is experimenting with this new technology that allows him to command his dog from a distance, up to 300 meters. Yoda. That's it. Yoda has learned this coded language and he reacts instinctively to the orders he receives by Tokiwolki. That's it. We're going to use this system to make sure this building is empty. So it allows us to check a building without putting ourselves in danger and without exposing ourselves and making big moves. With one camera directed forward and the other back, the commando has a 360-degree view of the place, even in the dark. That's it. It's good for the building. Ok, thank you. Thanks to this system, Pachi can also more easily remember his dog in case of danger. Ok, Pachi, I'm asking you, can you send your dog to the front door to make sure there are no possible traps? Ok. Yoda knows how to do everything. He knows how to go in the light, locate people, but also detect explosives. Ok, there's explosives. Here! Here! Ok, got it. Ok, everyone, let's change routes and go through the east door. The hostage is held in this building. Yoda will also participate in the assault. Contact! Contact! Grenade! Pachi, on me! Ok. A corridor, about 10 meters deep. An enemy is spotted, we see the dog. Attack! Ok, jackpot! On my feet! Yoda is less vulnerable because of his speed and his small size, which allows him to be a much less easy target to hit, while we, at more than 130 kilos, move much less quickly and we are a much more imposing target, so easier to hit. On my feet! Yoda has already contributed to the success of several operations in Africa and the Middle East, notably in the anti-terrorist struggle. He has allowed to neutralize a terrorist enemy, armed and truncated, which none of the technological means we had detected. So it's true that, again, he has allowed the group not to expose themselves and to work safely. Strong of his exploits, the soldier Yoda may win the medal of the hero dog. It's not something very common to decorate animals, so it's still in reflection. We will try to put Yoda in the nominees, so will he be a hero dog or not? In any case, for me, he remains a hero, so it's already done for me. Like Yoda, about thirty dogs are engaged in the French special forces. Let's go!