During the Second World War, the Red Army had about 60 thousands of serving dogs. Among them, there were driving, messenger, casualty, guard, sabotage, or damage-causing, dogs. With the help of casualty dogs, wounded soldiers and officers would be taken from the battlefields. Dogs also would bring soldiers ammunition and food, and even lighter guns. The dog «units» were specially trained by guides-orderlies. Our compatriot, Crimean Tatar Nazim Nafeev was among them.(When getting ready the plot of this material, we used the article written by Ibrahim Voenniy (Military), published in the newspaper Avdet)
