The Contact Post
"The war dogs contributed tremendously to the war effort and saving countless American lives, and somebody out there may have a father or a brother right now that owes his life to one of these dogs and I just want everybody to know that these animals existed and served this country." - Dr. John Kubisz, a veterinarian serving with the 764th Veterinary detachment in Vietnam.
He became so much a part of you that if he wasn't there it was like you were missing your hand. I'd of rather given up my arm, than given up my dog." -Tom Hewitt, Vietnam dog handler."Paper took a bullet in the back of the head which would have killed Tom. If it wasn't for Paper most of them would have probably been killed." - Dr. John Kubisz
Contact Post
Contact post is a place where veterans and others can go to share their experiences of war and the love for the animals that served alongside them. A place to communicate with old lost friends, make new ones, exchange stories, show pictures and ask questions.
We
Were There...
( click here to view the contact post
lisitngs )
To Leave Your Story
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Not Forgotten
War-Dogs Inquiries
Links To Related Sites
March Field Air Museum
www.pe.net/~marfldmu
Books
by Paul Morgan
Veteran & Author
The
Parrot's Beak
US Operations in
Cambodia
K-9
Soldiers http://www.hellgatepress.com/memories/k9pi.htm
Parrot's Beak http://www.hellgatepress.com/books/5435.html
Quartermaster War Dog Program Page at:
www.qmfound.com/K-9.htm
(Traces the history of War Dogs from the beginning in 1942 to 1957)
Dog Handlers Web Sites
http://www.wtv-zone.com/infchoice/wardogs.html
A TRIBUTE TO
WAR DOGS
Click on flag to visit site
by Mrs. Cornwell's
Eighth Grade Class
Fort
Mill Middle School in SC
Gone
but not forgotten...
Copyright © 1998 War Dogs all rights reserved. Revised:February 16, 2003.
