Interview with Ron Aiello: United States War Dogs Association, Inc.

Interview with Ron Aiello: United States War Dogs Association, Inc. 03/10/2014 by: Carlos Cooper.  Corps Justice. Organization: United States War Dogs Association, Inc. Interviewee: Ron Aiello Website: www.uswardogs.org TELL US A BIT ABOUT YOU AND YOUR ORGANIZATION:  I served in the United States Marine Corps from 1964 to 1970. During that time I had the honor…

Battle buddy of a different kind

BAGRAM AIR FIELD, Afghanistan – Few bonds are stronger than that of trust. When trust is built upon equal amounts of time and dedication, that relationship is made even more unbreakable, dependable and able to endure when tested. The relationship between tactical explosive detection dogs and their handlers have just such a bond. These brave…

Race To The Sky celebrates, honors “war dogs”

HELENA – Despite The Race To The Sky sled-dog event being over, a fundraiser that the mushers believe in is still going strong. Mushers and volunteers gathered Wednesday night at Exploration Works! to celebrate everyone’s success but the night belonged to 18-year old Jenny Greger, who came in first place in her first 350-mile race.…

Scout Dogs Saved This Marine’s Ass

I served as a squad leader with the second platoon of the Provisional Rifle Company, located at the Force Logistics Command just north of Da Nang near Red Beach. We were the perfect example of “Every Marine a Rifleman”.  Everyone in the second platoon as I recall, were from the Communications Company but FLC needed protection…

WAR DOGS of VIETNAM – Page 2

Vietnam …was to become the longest war ever fought by the American armed forces and certainly one of the U.S. most unpopular. For almost ten years, we sent our young men and women to serve, fight and died along side each other without the full support of a country, whose flag they served. Read More: