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#9 Dogs have been used in warfare since ancient times, serving as sentries, messengers, attackers and even mascots. c. 1940

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#9 Dogs have been used in warfare since ancient times, serving as sentries, messengers, attackers and even mascots. c. 1940

War dogs Wearing Canine Gas Masks during WWI and WWII

#9 Dogs have been used in warfare since ancient times, serving as sentries, messengers, attackers and even mascots. c. 1940

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←#8 An American family and their dog at the beginning of World War II show off their gas masks in preparation for a possible gas attack in 1940 in Berlin, Germany.
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