Dogs of

Nha Trang

Name Brand # Remarks
Barney 211F  
Blitz Unknown #  
Blinky 2B27  
Duke 343E Also at Cam Ranh Bay AB, RVN
Duke "Jr" Unknown #  
Fant K027  
Felix 702F  
Flip 191X  
Judo Unknown #  
Lobo 442F  
Major 936F  
Max Unknown #  
Osso M206 Also at Phan Rang AB, RVN
Pepper 237E  
Prince 522M Also at Phan Rang AB, RVN
Prince 847F  
Princess A892  
Puppy 2M62 Also at Phan Rang AB, & Da Nang AB
Ringo 41M4  
Skeez 888F Also at Phan Rang AB, RVN
Stoltz M126 Also at Phan Rang AB, RVN

 

At the end of the American cavalry era, the Army disposed of its horses by machine gunning them to death. In our war, the dogs were treated the same way. Only it was done in a more “humane” manner. Some excess dogs were reassigned to other bases but most were killed. The US Military has pledged never to dispose of military working dogs in such a manner again. A change in the law now allows  military dogs to be retired after their service is completed. 

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