Just finished ready the book Hero Dogs, by Ron Aiello

Methuen, Massachusetts

The book was awesome and I enjoyed the stories and the information about the wonderful handlers and their dogs. I am in charge of Hillside Acre Animal Cemetery that has MWD\'s interred at our cemetery. The stories and honor that these dogs deserve is something more people need to hear about. Thank you for all you do to promote these awesome dogs and their handlers.

search for information about NEMO, for the 2nd ed. of my book about the MWD\'s, \"Always Remembered-Never Forgotten\".

Originally born in Akron, OH, raised in Luxembourg, Europe. Now live in Prescott Valley, AZ.

I served as a K-9 Handler 1971-72 at Udorn, Thailand, 423nd CSG, USAF. Retired full time (60 hrs/week) from the CA. Air National Guard in Dec. 2003 If they wanted me to go back I would say \"Give me a good MWD, but let the Generals run the war, not the politicians.\"

Fort Rucker

Love the critical mission these dogs provide to save lives. Kudos to all involved.

Firestone, Colorado

Carbon Valley Chapter NSDAR is looking for a program speaker on Operation Military Care K9 for Sat., May 8, 2021 in Colorado. Can anyone help us out! 20 minutes plus 10 for Q & A from 10 am to Noon. Would love to see a K9 visit as well!

Deale, Maryland

I was a Sentry Dog handler with the 212th MP Co. at Long Binh and Vung Tau,Vietnam, from Apr \'67 to Feb \'68, to include the TET offensive.
Currently live outside of Washington, DC, and volunteer twice a week at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Wall, on the National Mall.

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Morganton Ga

I was a Scout Dog handler/Squad leader with the 25th Inf Plt (Scout Dog) 1st Cav Div from Aug67-68. My squad supported the 2nd Bde. During Feb 68, one of my men, Robert Elia, was KIA during a firefight. I would like to see his name added to the list of KIA

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MS

I was a sentry dog handler at Site Summit, AK 71-74.

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Alberta, Canada

My family\'s pet, Major was a RAF Police Patrol Dog and was in WWII and attached to the US Seventh Army which landed in Cannes, France on August 15th, 1944. I\'m looking for more information on his American handler and/or more information on Major. Major, on his return to Scotland lived a long life and passed at the age of 15 years. He was laid to rest in Edinburgh Castle where he was the last dog buried there and the only dog in the pet cemetery that actually saw active duty. Any information would be appreciated.

North Carolina

BASIL: I had Basil in spring of 1978. We went through Patrol School together. I was with the US Army out of Ft. Bragg. After Patrol Dog School they gave Basil to a Air Force person. Basil was razor sharp, the perfect K-9. I don\'t remember the ID that was put in his ear, but I would appreciate any info anyone can give about him and where he might be buried. I remember the SFC I had at K9 school if that might help (SFC Blessing).

El Paso , Tx

Looking for any handler that handled a K-9 named Laddie.
Laddie graduated in late September 1979 from Lack and was shipped to the Army.
I trained Laddie for the 16 weeks and was trying to find out who may have handled him.
He was a natural at it except at heel he always had to have his shoulders out past your legs.
Brownish red and no I dont remember his tat # which is the 1 thing I was really looking for.