U.S. 5th Fleet Area of Operations (Jan. 9, 2017) Aerial video of the amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island (LHD 8) underway in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.

The USS Makin Island is the first to partner with Shelter to Soldier, which occurred after the program’s director, Nicky Moore, began to bring therapy dogs to Navy ships, NBC San Diego reported.