In Vietnam, War Dogs, officially named "military working dogs" alerted GI's of intruders when guarding airbases or riverine patrol boat bases. War dogs alerted GI's of enemy presence during patrols. Approximately 4,000 US war dogs served in the Vietnam War. 43 war dogs and 73 dog handlers were killed in Vietnam.
Five contributions dog has made to man include becoming pets, being used as service dogs, working as police dogs and war dogs and being research dogs. Most dog owners would tell you that the world would be a much less advanced place without dogs.
I think it means that it's okay to be a boy when there's peace or in the time of peace but you have to be a man in the time of war!
no stupid they helped bananas
actually it is helped kill americans off by eating their flesh
The US military used about 5,000 war dogs (officially designated Military Working Dogs) during the Vietnam War, and approximately 10,000 US servicemen performed the duties of "dog handlers" in the war.
I didn't know the answer to this so I did a little research and found out that no dogs are listed as military dogs used in the war. People did have dogs as pets, but nothing I looked into mentioned them used in the war. I did find the use of dogs in the civil war as pets and guards for a prison camp. Custer is reported to have had several dogs with him and so did Robert E. Lee ( he also had a pet chicken that went everywhere with him). The prison dogs were used in Andersonville prison and were a 100+ pounds and stood over 3 feet tall. They were trained to bring down a man and mutilate him. There are eyewittness reports about the dogs. Since the civil war our military has used dogs.
real man
it helps camoflage
i need help as well
No, but a Frenchman and a German man did.
Octopuses can remove the stinging tentacles from the Man-of-War and wield them against other creatures of the sea. This is because the Octopus is resistant to the stinging effects of the Man-of-War.
The saying at the time was, "Rich Man's War, Poor Man's Fight."