War Dogs of the Pacific, directed by Harris Done, tells the story of the Marine dog platoons of World War II. It's a heartwarming exploration of the unique bond that formed between the young marines and their dogs. They teamed up to perform dangerous missions, and their success at finding the hidden enemy saved countless lives in the Pacific. These dogs proved themselves worthy of the title Man's Best Friend.

Filled with tales of devotion, bravery and sacrifice, the story is told by the dog handlers themselves. The film follows the men and their dogs through training and into combat, from the invasion of Guam to operations on Saipan, Okinawa and Iwo Jima. The film is filled with exciting never before seen photos.

Color and black and white. Running time 46 minutes. English only. All regions.