prepare and submit a paper on military working dog. The jobs of MWDs have changed over the course of time.
Your assignment is to prepare and submit a paper on military working dog. The jobs of MWDs have changed over the course of time. They have come to be known as the most lethal weapons after men and machinery. They seek to trace information which soldiers are unable to get their hands on. They bite into the hamstrings of the enemy targets and thus become a pivotal part of any army. Their training requires huge patience and endurance since they are animals at the end of the day and cannot be trained like men in any manner possible.
MWDs have been employed almost everywhere – from the Vietnam war to the present day Afghanistan one, from World War I where Stubby was most famous for his promotion to the rank of sergeant to the World War II heroes in the form of Chips and Smoky. Similarly, MWDs were used by England when it went to war against the Celts based in Ireland. The history presents evidence of a number of instances when MWDs made their mark on the basis of army training and war regimes.
The uses that these MWDs have been put into are manifold. Some of these include the Sentry dogs which act as the defense shields of the army camps at night time. Their role is to bark or growl at the sound of a stranger’s presence. Then there are the Scout dogs that find out the location of the booby traps and tell about the same to the armed personnel. They also look out for snipers and other forms of concealed enemies. The Scout dogs have a keen sense of smell and hearing and thus this makes them pretty effective when it comes to telling the armed personnel about the presence of any humans nearby. Mine dogs find out the location related to the installation of mines and prove to be a significant force in the combat operations.
Messenger dogs bring and take information from different personnel to each other within a war zone. Messenger dogs need two loyal masters for their own self because if this is not the case then the Messenger dogs might take a lot of time in delivering the message. .
