U.S. Military dogs to be honored in new stamp set

Dogs have served with humans in combat for millennia. In the US Armed Forces, canines have seen active service in World War One, World War Two, Korean War, Vietnam War and more recently in Iraq and Afghanistan. Now the brave and loyal military dogs are to be honored in a new set of stamps to be released by the US Postal Service. The set, entitled Military Working Dogs Forever, will be a booklet of 20 stamps in sets of four. Each block will contain one stamp of each of the following breeds: German Shepherd, Labrador Retriever, Dutch Shepherd and Belgian Malinois. We're saluting our nation's furriest heroes! Our new Forever® Stamps honor U.S. Military dogs worldwide, like Cak, with illustrations of four of the most common breeds. Military Working Dogs Stamps available soon at https://t.co/pj71iOimVB. #MilitaryDogsStamps pic.twitter.com/Ign0THPXed — U.S. Postal Service (@USPS) July 3, 2019 The background of each stamp features a detail of a white star. A white star also appears in the center of each block. The stylish background of each stamp is red, white, blue and gold to represent the American flag. The new stamps will be inaugurated at a ceremony by David C. Williams, Vice Chairman of the US Postal Service Board of Governors at the American Philatelic Society Stamp Show in Omaha, Nebraska on August 1. Modern working dogs in the US military are predominantly Belgian Malinois, German Shepherds and Dutch Shepherds.

U.S. Military dogs to be honored in new stamp set

Modern working dogs in the US military are predominantly Belgian Malinois, German Shepherds and Dutch Shepherds.

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U.S. Military dogs to be honored in new stamp set

Modern working dogs in the US military are predominantly Belgian Malinois, German Shepherds and Dutch Shepherds.

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