WW2 British Doing their Bit Military Civil Defence Dogs SC Reference Book

‘WW2 British Doing their Bit: Military Civil Defence Dogs’ is a comprehensive reference book that delves into the vital roles played by dogs and their handlers during World War II. Spanning 253 pages, this softcover volume is replete with detailed information, offering a rich tapestry of historical facts and narratives. The book features numerous photographs that vividly illustrate the brave and diverse tasks these trained dogs undertook, from search and rescue missions to detecting bombs and patrolling borders. Ideal for history enthusiasts, military buffs, and animal lovers, this reference guides readers through the pivotal contributions of canine units to British civil defence efforts. With meticulously researched content, this book serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the multifaceted roles of dogs in wartime, accentuating their importance in aiding military operations and protecting civilian lives.