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He will sit. he will stay. he will lay down. >> reporter: his life now with the touchstone family in california is much easier. >> oh, what a good boy. >> reporter: and much less dangerous. >> he doesn't necessarily look like a trained soldier at this point. >> reporter: details of bagger's military career are still secret. the touchstones know he was trained to sniff for explosives. >> they did such a service for our country. and so, that, i think the least we can do. >> reporter: finding loving homes for the dogs wasn't always possible because officially a retired war dog is considered surpl...

>> reporter: not a bad retirement for 8-year-old bagger, a former military dog. >> completely trained. he will sit. he will stay. he will lay down. >> reporter: his life now with the touchstone family in california is much easier. >> oh, what a good boy. >> reporter: and much less dangerous. >> he doesn't necessarily look like a trained soldier at this point. >> reporter: details of bagger's military career are still secret. the touchstones know he was trained to sniff for explosives. >> they did such a service for our country. and so, that, i think the least we can do. >> reporter: finding lo...

wife, congresswoman gabby giffords. >> reporter: good morning, peggy. "endeavour" will have wracked up 123 million miles. commander mark kelly said this 16-day trip has been perfectly flawless. "endeavour's" final mission is winding to a close. the space shuttle is heading home. and as commander mark kelly tells abc's bob woodruff, the view from orbit is unforgettable. >> we can look out the window left of my seat and see all of florida lit up. i can see back to new orleans, into atlanta and north carolina. it's pretty spectacular. >> reporter: kelly will return to his wife, congress...

we begin with the mission of "endeavour." >> it will touch down home. and the commander is eagerly awaiting a reunion with his wife, congresswoman gabby giffords. >> reporter: good morning, peggy. "endeavour" will have wracked up 123 million miles. mark kelly said this 16-day trip has been perfectly flawless. "endeavour's" final mission is winding to a close. the space shuttle is heading home. and as mark kelly tells abc's bob woodruff, the view from orbit is incredible. >> we can look out the window left of my seat and see all of florida lit up. i can see back from new orleans, into...