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Air Force civic leaders experience AETC mission to recruit, train and educate Master Sgt. Steve Kaun, Air Force Military Working Dog Program Manager, gives.
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But at the same time, dogs have the ability to inflict fear in an aggressor in a way a human—even if armed—often can't, and will defend their handlers to the end. Andrew Mier, a military working dog trainer who has deployed to Southwest Asia three times as a handler—twice to Saudi Arabia and once to Qatar.
The vast majority of U. Dogs have long been recognized as "force multipliers" by military fighting forces around the world, Rolfe said. The Romans put razor-sharp collars around their dogs, then sent them into the enemy's ranks to bite and cut their foes.
The U. But World War II witnessed the biggest surge in the use of working dogs to support military operations. Today, "a couple hundred" working dogs are serving with U.
Nearly 2, more working dogs provide similar services at U. Meanwhile, the military is increasing its reliance on working dogs.
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Before Sept. That number is up to more than , with the vast majority of dogs being trained as sentries and bomb-sniffers. Callie, a 2-year-old Dutch shepherd, is the Defense Department's only search and rescue dog and trained to skydive and ski.
How four-legged heroes like military dog Conan are trained
She was certified three months ago and is ready for her first real-world assignment, said Master Sgt. Rude Parsons. Home News Air Force. Military working dogs show off in honor of new stamp. Kuwait says news agency hacked, false report on US pullout.
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The air base recently gave a demonstration of the Air Force's working military dogs, showing how handlers work with highly trained animals that can apprehend a person and take him or her back to the dog's handler. Oien, who has been stationed at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base for a little more than two years, said he loves being a military dog handler. You get to come to work every day and play with the dog and train the dogs. You go on a lot of cool missions with them as well and spend a lot of time together. Seymour Johnson has six handlers, one trainer and a kennel master for the military working dogs.
More than 800 dogs are in the program
The training starts when they are 6-month-old puppies, and they are certified when they are a year and a half. Then they are shipped to other Air Force bases, where their training is molded to the different programs for which they are needed, Oien said. The dogs work detecting explosives or narcotics and patrolling. Some of the tasks the dogs are used for include searching vehicles, presidential details and deploying overseas.