Military Dog

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A tribute to man's best friend fighting alongside our troops. http://www.pinterest.com/petmoods/dogs-of-war-americas-forgotten-heroes/

The Museum canines do not just look like Navy SEAL Working Dogs–they are trained in the same way. Training begins at just 10 weeks old for these dogs, and it continues throughout their lives.

Here is the ultimate list of most popular military dog names for boy and girl puppies. Male Military Dog Names Ace Soldier Walter Combat Colt Vincent Bradley Varick Alex or Lex Remington Nero Gunner Sergeant David Apache Smokey Tomahawk Blackhawk Hunter Sinbad Duke Major Derek Skipper Sailor Ares Shooter Sniper Crockett Hoover Stryker Mike Titan...Read More

Airman 1st Class Jason Fischman hoists a U.S. Army tactical explosive detection dog into a HH-60G Pave Hawk during a joint rescue training scenario June 21, 2013, at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan. This training was a first for both branches and prepared them for future rescue missions. Fischman is a pararescueman with the 83rd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron and deployed from Royal Air Force Lakenheath, England. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Stephenie Wade)

Dogs have long been involved in warfare, and their use on the battlefield goes back several thousand years. They were used in various capacities by the Ancient Egyptians, the Ancient Greeks, and the Romans, and they're still used to this day as scouts, trackers, sentries, and mine detection dogs. Approximately 5,000 US military dogs served during the Vietnam War, and dogs have been in combat with US soldiers during every major conflict. In homage to these incredibly animals, Bored Panda has…