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❤️‍🔥🐕Frontline Dog Day: Remembering an Immortal Feat. ❤️‍🔥They didn't wear shoulder boards. They didn't receive ranks. But their contribution to Victory is priceless. ❤️ The Victory Museum in Moscow on Poklonnaya Hill remembered those who fought alongside soldiers on the front lines - the four-legged heroes of the Great Patriotic War. Dogs - signalmen, medics, sappers, demolition experts... They went through fire, saved, pulled out, blew up, found. Without fear. Without hesitation. 🔥August 19 is a special date in military history. It was on this day in 1943 that an unprecedented feat took place: Dina, a shepherd dog-saboteur 🪖🐕, successfully blew up an enemy train on the Polotsk-Drissa stretch in Belarus... and survived. The laconic frontline report stated: "On August 19, 1943, a train with enemy personnel was blown up on the Polotsk-Drissa stretch. 10 wagons were destroyed, a large section of the railway was disabled. No losses on our side." This heroic episode became the reason for establishing Frontline Dog Day. 60,000 tails - 60,000 destinies that wrote themselves into history. ❤️‍🔥💣Julbars is a legendary mine-detecting dog who found 7,468 mines. At the Victory Parade, he, wounded, was carried on Stalin's tunic - as a soldier, as a hero. 🔥💊Mukhtar - carried 400 wounded from the battlefield. ❤️‍🔥📱Jack - a signalman who, bleeding, crawled 12 kilometers to deliver a message. And many others... They didn't wait for awards. They simply did their job - to the end. This is a day when we bow our heads before their courage. ❤️‍🔥A solemn flower-laying ceremony took place at the Monument to the Frontline Dog. We remember. We honor. We say "Thank you" 🙏