The remains of Proteo and the Mexican delegation that supported Turkey arrive
It was around 1:30 p.m. Mexicoin which the Mexican delegation from the “Humanitarian Aid Force” which came out from Wednesday of last week to Turkey to provide the necessary support after the devastating earthquake of 7.8 magnitude Registered on February 6.
elements of Army specialized in searching collapsed buildings, were the first to descend from the plane of the Mexican Air Force who brought them back, who were seen wearing a breastplate with the name of “Proteus” in memory of the canine pairing that died in the line of duty.
staff of the Red Cross and of the Marine Secretary They were the next to go down and get comfortable for the official photograph and, above all, to pay the corresponding honors to Proteus who died as a result of the climatic issues that prevailed in the Asian country.
four soldiers of the Military police They were in charge of carrying the wooden box where the remains of Proteus were deposited.
The remains of Proteo and the Mexican delegation that he supported in Turkey arrive. Photo: Sedena.
At the top was placed the flag of Mexico that will accompany the four-legged hero to his grave.
For her part, the Secretary of National Defense (Sedena)published some emotional words to his furry hero through his Twitter account.
“We say goodbye to you #Proteus! The services you provided to the Homeland contribute so that your actions are immortalized, because your Loyalty, Courage and Skill will be framed forever! “, the tweet read.
Meanwhile, his handler and human companion, the corporal assigned to the Military Police, Carlos Villeda said goodbye through a speech.
“The games are over, the training is over. Now run, have fun, goodbye friend, we will meet again. Mission accomplished, champion,” said Corporal Villeda.
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For now, the remains of the canine will be transported to the Military Camp 37 C, in San Miguel De Los Jagüeyes, Huehuetoca, State of Mexico.
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