Military Working Dogs Military Working Dogs (MWDs) are critical assets for military police, special operations units, and others operating in today’s combat environment. Expectations are that injured working dogs will receive the highest level of resuscitative care as far forward as possible, often in the absence of military veterinary personnel.

The museum team invites you to the June issue of Paw Print, which celebrates the United States Army’s 249th birthday. We are featuring Army-focused K9 photos and articles from WWII and Vietnam, along with a fantastic Banner and Patch from the 33rd IPSD.

Military Working Dog Heri-tage Museum welcomes you to enjoy our new com-munication piece, The Paw Print. With our inau-gural issue, our organiza-tion pays tribute to Mr. Perry Money. Perry served as a Mine and Booby Trap Detection Dog Handler …

When you visit the MWD Heritage Museum website, you will see it in bold print on the home page listed as our mission, “To discover, cu-rate, preserve, and exhibit world-class displays of America’s military working dog history and ensure that the legacy and heritage of America’s dog teams inspire future generations.”

The MWD - Mission Well Done program at Paws of War recognizes the sacrifice and commitment working and service dogs give to our society. It is our mission to see that they retire receiving the love, care and respect they deserve.

Military working dogs are rapidly becoming integral to military operations. While they bring many valuable capabilities to the battlefield, it is important that Special Operations leaders consider canine team capabilities and requirements when planning missions. Careful logistical and operational planning can

Jul 26, 2024 · Discover the key to enhancing Military Working Dogs' (MWD) performance with optimal paw protection gear. Safeguard your MWD's paws efficiently!

1st Military Working Dog Regiment, the Royal Army Veterinary Corps, was formed on 26th March 2010 to best force generate Military Working Dogs (MWD) and to enhance the Whole Fleet Management of both MWD handlers and MWDs.

Jan 6, 2023 · The Department of Defense established a registry for military working dogs, referenced in the military as MWDs, because it recognized a need for a database to keep track of morbidity and mortality during deployment.

Jerry Whitman takes rubbing of MWD Handler Donald Tabb’s headstone at the Georgia National Cemetery. Tabb was Killed In Action in 2008 serving in Operation Enduring Freedom.