Marines

The Improvised Explosive Device Detector Dog program began as a Warfighting Laboratory experiment that proved the viability of the dogs in a combat environment. Pictured is a detector dog moving with a Marine unit.
100517-M-CG123-001.JPG Photo By: IED Detector Dog (IDD) deploying with Marines in Afghanistan

Aug 6, 2012
The Improvised Explosive Device Detector Dog program began as a Warfighting Laboratory experiment that proved the viability of the dogs in a combat environment. Pictured is a detector dog moving with a Marine unit.


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