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Indian K9 Commandos

19 Aug 2023

K9 Super Commando, the biggest enemy of terrorists, see this special report

Indian Air Force..the picture that emerges in your heart and mind on hearing this word is of fighter jets, roaring helicopters and airmen ready to sacrifice their lives for the protection of the sky borders of the country…but if we say that the Indian Air Force Animals also have an important role in this mission of protection, so you might not believe it...but it is true. Along with the air warriors of the Indian Air Force, dog squad also has an important role from the front of protection to the front of the fight..How?

12 Oct 2022

Military Dogs: First line of defence in anti-terror operations- IN PICS

The only animal which can be closely associated with man are Dogs. Since World War II, the US army, for the first time, used dogs in combat for carrying out operations against enemies. Even in India, the Canine Squad of the Indian army is the first responder in any anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir. The loyalty and combat skills of dogs are incomparable, hence the pooches are specially trained and then inducted into the forces. The Indian army has special awards for the dogs for their bravery. From the Chief of Army Staff Commendation Card, Vice Chief of Staff Commendation Card and GOC in Chief Commendation Card, these dogs are awarded for their performance during various operations.

30 Aug 2020

PM Modi lauds bravery of military dogs asks people to bring home native breed

PM Modi remembered 'Rocky' a military dog who died recently and had helped solve more than 300 cases for the police. The PM also remembered other such bracve dogs like Dog 'Balram' which detected a large amount of explosives en route the Amarnath Yatra and a dog named Bhawana which detected an IED. The Prime Minister said that the Indian Council of Agricultural Research is also conducting research on Indian breed dogs.

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