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Dickin Medal No. Dogs Award Time PS 1 Kuga – Belgian Malinois 26 October 2018 Australian Army 2 Chips – Husky crossbreed 15 January 2018 US Army 3 Mali – Belgian Malinois 17 November 2017 Royal Army Veterinary Corps 4 Lucca - German Shepherd 5 April 2016 US Marine Corps 5 Diesel – Belgian Malinois 28 December 2015 - Royal Army Veterinary Corps, Arms and 6 Sasha – Labrador 21 May 2014 Explosives Search Royal Army Veterinary Corps, Arms and 7 Theo – Springer Spaniel 25 October 2012 Explosives Search Royal Army Veterinary Corps, Arms and 8 Treo – Labrador 24 February 2010 Explosives Search 9 Sadie – Labrador 6 February 2007 RAVC arms and explosive search dog 10 Lucky – German Shepherd 6 February 2007 RAF Police anti-terrorist tracke 11 Buster – Springer Spaniel 9 December 2003 Royal Army Veterinary Corps 12 Sam – German Shepherd 14 January 2003 Royal Army Veterinary Corps Salty and Roselle – Labrador 13 5 March 2002 - Guide dogs 14 Appollo – German Shepherd 5 March 2002 - 15 Gander – Newfoundland 27 October 2000 - 16 Tich – Egyptian Mongrel 1 July 1949 1st Battalion King’s Royal Rifle Corps 17 Antis – Alsatian 28 January 1949 - 18 Brian – Alsatian 29 March 1947 - 19 Ricky – Welsh Collie 29 March 1947 - Punch and Judy – Boxer dog 20 November 1946 - and bitch 21 Judy – Pedigree Pointer May 1946 - 22 Peter – Collie November 1945 - 23 Rip – Mongrel 1945 - 24 Sheila – Collie 2 July 1945 - 25 Rex – Alsatian April 1945 MAP Civil Defence Rescue Dog 26 Rifleman Khan – Alsatian 27 March 1945 147. 6th Battalion Cameronians (SR) 27 Thorn – Alsatian 2 March 1945 MAP Serving with Civil Defence 28 Rob – Collie 22 January 1945 Special Air Service 29 Beauty – Wire-Haired Terrier 12 January 1945 PDSA Rescue Squad 30 Irma – Alsatian 12 January 1945 MAP Serving with Civil Defence 31 Jet – Alsatian 12 January 1945 MAP Serving with Civil Defence 32 Bob – Mongrel 24 March 1944 6th Royal West Kent Regt No. Horse Award Time PS 33 Sergeant Reckless – Horse 27 July 2016 - 34 Olga – Police Horse 11 April 1947 - 35 Upstart – Police Horse 11 April 1947 - 36 Regal – Police Horse 11 April 1947 - No. Pigeon Award Time PS 37 White Vision 2 December 1943 Pigeon – SURP.41.L.3089 38 Winkie 2 December 1943 Pigeon – NEHU.40.NS.1 39 Tyke (also known as George) 2 December 1943 Pigeon – Number 1263 MEPS 43 40 Beach Comber 6 March 1944 Pigeon – NPS.41.NS.4230 41 Gustav 1 September 1944 Pigeon – NPS.42.31066 42 Paddy 1 September 1944 Pigeon – NPS.43.9451 43 Kenley Lass March 1945 Pigeon – NURP.36.JH.190 44 Navy Blue March 1945 Pigeon – NPS.41.NS.2862 45 Flying Dutchman March 1945 Pigeon – NPS.42.NS.44802 46 Dutch Coast March 1945 Pigeon – NURP.41. A.2164 47 Commando March 1945 Pigeon – NURP.38.EGU.242 48 Royal Blue March 1945 Pigeon – NURP.40.GVIS.453 49 Ruhr Express May 1945 Pigeon – NPS.43.29018 50 William of Orange May 1945 Pigeon – NPS.42.NS.15125 51 Scotch Lass June 1945 Pigeon – NPS.42.21610 52 Billy August 1945 Pigeon – NU.41.HQ.4373 53 Broad Arrow October 1945 Pigeon – 41.BA.2793 54 Pigeon – NPS.42.NS.2780 October 1945 - 55 Pigeon – NPS.42.NS.7524 October 1945 - 56 Maquis October 1945 Pigeon – NPSNS.42.36392 57 Mary November 1945 Pigeon – NURP.40.WCE.249 58 Tommy February 1946 Pigeon – NURP.41.DHZ56 59 All Alone February 1946 Pigeon – NURP.39.SDS.39 60 Princess May 1946 Pigeon – 42WD593 61 Mercury August 1946 Pigeon – NURP.37.CEN.335 62 Pigeon – NURP.38.BPC.6 August 1946 - 63 GI Joe August 1946 Pigeon – USA43SC6390 64 Duke of Normandy 8 January 194 Pigeon – NURP.41.SBC.219 65 Pigeon – NURP.43.CC.1418 8 January 1947 - 66 Pigeon – DD.43.T.139 February 1947 - 67 Pigeon – DD.43.T.139 February 1947 - 68 Pigeon – DD.43.Q.879 February 1947 - 69 Cologne Unkown Pigeon - NURP39.NPS.144 No. Cat Award Time PS 70 Simon 1949 -.
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