Army Quartermaster
Remount Service History
The procurement and training of horses and mules for military use was the function of the
Quartermaster Corps from 1775 to 1957. During and after World War II the
Quartermaster Corps was responsible for the training of War Dogs.
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Short History of Quartermaster Remount Service
Horses and Mules and National Defense
1958, Office of the Quartermaster General
By Mrs. Anna M. Waller
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The Use of Horses and
Mules in Modern Warfare The Front Royal Remount Depot Remount in Italy
Remount! Last
Cavalry Horse Is Historic Symbol
The Quartermaster Review – November-December 1928
The Remount
Service Past and Present
The Quartermaster Review – November-December 1928
The Quartermaster Review – September-October 1930
Quartermaster procurement of horses and mules in World War II
1952 article on use of pack animals and dogs
1966 story about Chief the last living cavalry horse
War Dogs
War Dogs Page
A resource for information on the U.S Army's use of dogs 1942-Present
Quartermaster War Dog
Program
Short history of Quartermaster dog training during and after WW II
Dogs
and National Defense
Study on the history of War Dog training and utilization during and after World
War II
QM War Dog Platoon is a Combat Unit
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