Sentry Dogs in Vietnam, Bien Hoa Air Base, Vietnam Part 2
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Actual patrols are usually performed at night, when the eneaty in most likely to attempt an Infiltration and attack. The dog-aad-num team are transported to critical areas, leather collars are attached, and the lopely night vigil begins One of the first teams sent out on patrol flushed out a covey of twenty-two Viet Cong Infiltrators, a job that hitherto proved almost impossible to accomplish by any other Sequences show: (a) Handlers taking dogs from shelter house (b) Handlers lined up to begin training exercise with dogo (e) Trainers giving band signals to dogs, teaching them to sit, stay, etc (d) Handlers exercising dogs over obstacle course (e) Handlers agitating dogs, teaching them to attack (f) Man and dog on patrol (g) "Intruder" hiding from dog (h) Dog catches scent (1) Handler releases dog...Dog sttacks intruder (3) Handler pulls dog off intruder (k) Truck transporting dogs to critical area (1) Handlers removing dogs from truck (m) Handler removing choke chain end fastening leather collar (n) Handler and dog starting out on patrol (o) Handler and dog approaching caucre, searching through underbrush NOTE TO EDITORS: 140 16mm color mister released to UPI-Newsfilm for servicing TV and thestrical pool members. Color master to be forwarded to Army Pictorial Center, 35-11 35th Avenue, Long Island City 1, New York within 72 hours.
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Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer