![Image](http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/afp/20031020/capt.sge.qwd30.201003202514.photo00.default-272x378.jpg)
![Image](http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20031020/i/r2026496129.jpg)
![Image](http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20031020/capt.jak10210201008.indonesia_terror_training_jak102.jpg)
![Image](http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20031020/i/r64753779.jpg)
Fixed it so the images didn't mess up the format ~ Stormbringer
Moderator: Edi
Members of Indonesia's elite Armed Forces (Kopasus), along with their special-trained dogs, descent from a helicopter during anti-terrorism drills in Jakarta on October 20, 2003. The training was jointly held with the Indonesian police ahead of next year's presidential election.Chardok wrote: Seriously...is that real? I've never seen anything like it. what country, unit, ETC.?
I told you already: Guide dogs. But they didn't want wussy looking labradors or golden retreivers so they got "hard looking" German Sheperds.evilcat4000 wrote:What are these dogs exactly used for ?
Well they do guide the commandos to sources of trouble, and attack the sources.2000AD wrote:
I told you already: Guide dogs. But they didn't want wussy looking labradors or golden retreivers so they got "hard looking" German Sheperds.
Bullet sponges, basicly.evilcat4000 wrote:What are these dogs exactly used for ?
My thoughts as well. Many police departments issue their K-9 officers bullet proof body armor, so why can't that military?Vympel wrote:All they need to do is issue these canines with Interceptor Body Armor, they'll be right.
please think about it. Do you really think they are going to give blind people automatic weapons and then set them loose?Shinova wrote:Indonesia?
A country actually lets blind people serve in their military???
HA!!!
But seriously, are they really blind or are the dogs just there to sniff out people?
He can't, he's our resident Space Cadet; it's his job to be born yesterday.Death from the Sea wrote:please think about it. Do you really think they are going to give blind people automatic weapons and then set them loose?Shinova wrote:But seriously, are they really blind or are the dogs just there to sniff out people?
Well, you know with today's people and how utterly stupid or PC they can get, you can never really be sure all the time.Death from the Sea wrote:please think about it. Do you really think they are going to give blind people automatic weapons and then set them loose?
while this is true, I would like to think that in some cases common sense does still prevail.Shinova wrote:Well, you know with today's people and how utterly stupid or PC they can get, you can never really be sure all the time.
The vests are designed especially for dogs they are not just our vests strapped to the animal.Chardok wrote:No, no, not at all, don't get me wrong, I've just never heard of/seen such a thing...much of a dog's virtue is in speed....body armor sufficient to cover el Perro would be waighty (Given their size) Hell, I used to wear a vest everyday, and while not overly heavy, very constrictive....I dunno...just seems...impractical..
K-9 Storm Vest FAQ wrote:6. Will my dog still be able to run fast and track criminals through all terrain?
Yes. The K9 Storm Vest was designed by a canine officer to enable police dogs to meet the demands of progressive tactical emergency response team operations and all regular calls for duty. The patented design was the result of extensive field research. The sizing system, unique to K9 Storm Inc., ensures an accurate fit that allows working dogs to work to their full potential. Your dog protected in a K9 Storm Vest will be able to do everything he could do without the vest, and he will even be able to do some things that would be impossible without it.