Military working dogs are an integral part of the warfighting force. Just like their human counterparts, they can hold a variety of jobs. Watch these working dogs train to ensure they’re ready for action at a moment’s notice. #KnowYourMil | U.S. Department of War

The Army's military working dogs have travelled to Jordan to conduct vital training to ensure their ability and flexibility to deploy anywhere in the world and in any environment. 105 Military Working Dog Squadron, based in Sennelager, Germany, has sent 35 working dogs and 30 personnel to Exercise Shamal Storm, being conducted in Jordan, as part of the Vanguard Enabling Group, an element of the Army's high-readiness capabilities. Major Ross Curnick, Officer Commanding 105 Military Working Dog Sq

Meet Nick, a military working dog. When training or in tactical situations, MWDs will wear protective equipment, such goggles, known as "doggles," protective vests, shoes, and hearing protection. Do you recognize the picture at the beginning? Video by: Sgt. James Heffron | U.S. Army