军士。克雷格·格罗西（Craig Grossi）第一次看到这只流浪狗头上有笨拙的腿和短腿，当他的部队不断遭到阿富汗塔利班的攻击时，这将有助于挽救他的生命.
Grossi在2010年被称为Sangin的偏远地区，收集了一个经常受到攻击的精英海军侦察部队的情报。有一天，他看到一只狗在世界上没有小心翼翼地嬉戏.
海军陆战队员和流浪狗如何在阿富汗相互救出
Dec.05.202304:42
“当我靠得更近的时候，他开始摇尾巴，”格罗西星期二在今天说道。“这是我期待这条狗做的最后一件事，就是在他从未见过的人身上摇尾巴。”
这是海洋与笨蛋之间紧密联系的开始，Grossi将此作为今日“真正的勇气”系列的一部分。 Grossi还在他的回忆录“Craig＆Fred：一个海军陆战队员，一只流浪狗，以及他们如何相互救出”中写下了他们的特殊关系。
Grossi帮助拯救了这只狗，当另一名海军陆战队员称他“看起来像是你做了一个朋友”时得到了他的名字，而Grossi听到了听错，认为他说“看起来像弗雷德”。
在第一次见面后，弗雷德开始跟随格罗西回到他的院落，甚至在秘密的夜间巡逻中，在海军陆战队的敌对领土上保持沉默.
然而，海军陆战队在阿富汗有一个严格的“无流浪狗”政策，这意味着如果弗雷德被格罗西抓住，他将被安乐死，没有问题。.
海军陆战队大院内的阿富汗突击队员也并不欣赏弗雷德生活在他们中间的情况，这种情况一直持续到枪支战斗几乎因狗的存在而爆发的程度。尽管如此，格罗西不会放弃弗雷德.
“我不是唯一一个有这种感觉的人，”他说道。“在场上和我在一起的每个人都能看到它。而且我们知道有一些规则可能被打破。“
为了让弗雷德回到美国，格罗西用他的行李袋将他偷运到阿富汗赫尔曼德省的重度防御营地皮尔内克。一群DHL工作人员和一位有同情心的兽医随后帮助将狗运回美国，最终与Grossi团聚.
“我只是躺在那里让他发疯，然后舔我的脸，”格罗西说。“这是一个非常特殊的时刻。”
一旦格罗西回到美国，他就意识到他需要弗雷德多少钱。他正在处理塔利班火箭击中他的大院时造成的创伤性脑损伤，他正在哀悼一位亲密朋友Gunnery Sergeant Justin Schmalstieg的死亡，他被一名简易爆炸装置杀死.
Grossi也开始遭受PTSD特有的高度警惕和噩梦，但发现很难与任何人谈论。弗雷德在他身边的存在经常给他一个开放的理由.
“（人们会问）这是什么样的狗？”格罗西说。 “这是我谈论阿富汗的机会。”
Grossi现在住在缅因州波特兰市外，和他的女朋友Nora和她的狗Ruby一起生活。他发现了与弗雷德一起旅行的呼吁，以帮助其他人处理创伤后的压力.
“这是一个痛苦的故事，但这是一个重要的故事，”格罗西说。“我越分享，其他人就越有希望与他们分享。”
格罗西为弗雷德提供了拯救和丰富生命的信誉.
“他还在拯救我，”格罗西说道。“他有很多方式影响了我的生活，我还在想办法。”
在推特上关注今天的制片人Jennifer Long和作家Scott Stump.
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or cultural background. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
Soldier. Craig Grossis first encounter with this stray dog with awkward legs and short stature on its head would help save his life as his unit faced constant attacks from the Taliban in Afghanistan. Grossi was collecting intelligence for an elite Navy reconnaissance unit that was frequently under attack in the remote area of Sangin in 2010. One day, he saw a dog playing carelessly in a world where caution was necessary. When he got closer, the dog began wagging its tail, which was the last thing Grossi expected the dog to do with someone he had never seen before. This was the beginning of a close bond between Marine and Fred, which Grossi chronicled in his memoir “Craig & Fred: A Marine, A Stray Dog, and How They Rescued Each Other.”
Despite rules prohibiting Marines from bringing in stray dogs, the two formed a special connection. However, the Marines had a strict “no stray dogs” policy in Afghanistan, which meant that if Fred was caught by Grossi, he would be euthanized without question. Afghan commandos in the Marine compound also did not appreciate Fred living among them, and the situation escalated to the point where gun battles almost broke out because of the dogs presence. Nevertheless, Grossi would not give up on Fred.
To get Fred back to the United States, Grossi smuggled him in his duffel bag to Camp Leatherneck in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. A group of DHL workers and a sympathetic veterinarian then helped transport the dog back to the United States, where he was eventually reunited with Grossi. Grossi now lives with Fred and his girlfriend in the suburbs of Portland, Maine.
Grossi also began to suffer from PTSD-specific hyper-vigilance and nightmares, but found it difficult to talk to anyone about it. Freds presence by his side often gave him an opening to talk about Afghanistan. Grossi now lives outside Portland, Maine, with his girlfriend Nora and her dog Ruby. He has found a calling in traveling with Fred to help others deal with post-traumatic stress.
Grossi has given Fred credit for saving and enriching his life. “Hes still saving me,” Grossi said. “Hes impacted my life in so many ways, and Im still figuring out how.”