Glossitis of military working dogs in south Vietnam; histopathologic observations.

Glossitis of military working dogs in South Vietnam: history and clinical characteristics.

Testicular Cancer Risk?

Alongside the humans serving in Vietnam, there were 3895 military working dogs, almost all of them purebred German shepherds. [2] (Among the 3895, there were 64 Labrador or golden retrievers used as trackers; the other 98.3 percent were German shepherds.) These dogs served as scouts, sentries, trackers, mine detectors, and tunnel explorers. About 91% of these dogs were "intact" (uncastrated) ma...

#436 - The Dogs Of War

Alongside the humans serving in Vietnam, there were 3895 military working dogs, almost all of them purebred German shepherds.[2] (Among the 3895, there were 64 Labrador or golden retrievers used as trackers; the other 98.3 percent were German shepherds.) These dogs served as scouts, sentries, trackers, mine detectors, and tunnel explorers. About 91% of these dogs were "intact" (uncastrated) males.

The Field Experience of a Medical Civic Action Team in South Viet Nam.

Penile Necrosis, Military Medicine, and South Korean Participation in the Vietnam War, 1964–1973

This article examines the Korean medical history of the Vietnam War, particularly, the sexual activities and venereal disease control of the Republic of Korea Forces in Vietnam (ROKFV). For Ch’ae Myŏngsin, the commander of the ROKFV, the largest overseas military dispatch in the history of the South Korean military was an occasion to raise the profile of the infant Republic of Korea in the eyes...