Did you know that there are more than 2,500 active-duty military working dogs? Learn about our four-legged service members by watching this video, courtesy of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). | GoArmy

We got an inside look at how military working dogs are trained at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Working dogs are utilized by every branch of the United States military for detection and patrol purposes, and there are about 1,600 serving today. The United States Air Force's 341st Training Squadron is responsible for training both military working dogs and handlers. | Insider

#LocalNews Members of the Special Services Division, Dog Unit, and Water Police showcase exhibition drills at the opening of the 2025 Pacific Police Tattoo at Ela beach in Port Moresby. The drills signify the important role members of RPNGC play in providing policing duties to the people of PNG. #SpecialServicesDivision #DogUnit #WaterPolice #ExhibitionDrills #2025PacificPoliceTattoo #PapuaNewGuinea #TVWANNews | TVWAN Online

An armed robotic dog is joining counterterrorism drills with the Armed Police Force in north China's Hebei Province. Once a target is detected, the four-legged machine charges ahead, scouting and engaging with precision while soldiers move in behind. The exercise showcases a new level of "man-machine" coordination, where speed, accuracy, and artificial intelligence combine to redefine the battlefield. #Trending | CCTV