Navy SEAL Dog Kills Enemy Combatant in Afghanistan During Daytime Operation

What was said

"The easiest way to describe is that it looked like, you know how great whites flip up seals? It looked like the dog was doing that with the body. Hit him on the inside of the leg and then chewed on his neck. It got to a point where they had to neutralize the threat because it was going to become damaging to the dog in the sense of him hurting the dog."

A SEAL Team 10 operator describes a combat incident where a military working dog independently killed an enemy combatant weighing approximately 150 pounds during a daytime gunfight. The dog attacked the target's leg and neck with such violence that operators had to intervene to prevent the enemy from injuring the dog. The operator compared the dog's attack pattern to a great white shark attacking seals.