Vietnam

REMEMBERING BRAVE DOGS

fter reading the article concerning war dogs (“No Room on the Chopper,” by Dana Benner, February 2019), I am totally disgusted with the actions of the military at the end of the Vietnam War. I served with some of the dogs and their handlers in Europe and Southeast Asia. These were

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