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31B: Military Police
31K: Military Working Dog Handler
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This was still correct as of February of this year so I doubt anything has changed since then.
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1SG Joseph Yorski, MHS
The CTARNG has two MWD teams of three or four handlers and dogs each plus the kennel master and training NCO. USAR has none to my knowledge.
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Generally no. Military working dogs require training each day. Kennel are set at post, Camp and station. Handlers and the dogs are set to static active duty units. Individual handlers with dogs and crates are deployed in numbers based upon the unit mission and where. Handlers and dogs shared pods in Iraq when Inwas deployed there.
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From my understanding there is only one K9 unit not in active duty (so national guard, or reserve) but they are on active duty status.
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SPC Frank Wylie
The dog unit I was assigned to when I for back from Korea, but then got assigned to the 143rd. I dont remember which unit, but I know ot was a working dog unit. Are you even an MP?
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Negative. They have the slots, but will never get the handle. The slots are place holders for when they go forward and an AD unit augments
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