U.S. Navy SEALs have used Combat Assault Dogs since Vietnam, where they took the dogs on nighttime patrols and began what is known today as the Combat Assault Dog Program. In Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, and other strategic operations, these canines were vital to mission success and saved many SEAL lives. They were remembered as loyal and fearless battlefield warriors, and some made the ultimate sacrifice, including Prince, Remco, Dusty, Bart, Toby, Zepp, Bronco, Spike, Rando, Charlie, Robiek, Mustaf, Falco, Tyson, and Mialo.