Military Dogs

Of all the serious things in the Marine Corps, this is the most important. Sort of.

When it was thought that the life of a fellow service member was on the line, one heroic dog jumped into action.

After 25 dogs of war gave their lives to save Marines recapturing Guam, the Corps gave them a final resting place.

The Distinguished Service Cross is the United States Army's second-highest military honor.

During World War II, dogs were accepted into military ranks through a coalition known as Dogs for Defense Inc.

“Dog” is about the relationship between Army Ranger Briggs (Tatum) and Lulu, a Belgian Malinois military working dog.

The Corps announced that it is getting a new bulldog pup to take on the mantle of "Chesty" after the current one steps down...

"Truman bought me critical time to figure things out and find other avenues to nurture my mental health."

Channing Tatum and a Belgian Malinois star in a movie that's sure to be part comedy and part tear-jerker.

Many nations in World War II used dogs extensively and for a number of purposes.