Showing posts with label motorcycle dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motorcycle dogs. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

1965 Canine Motorcycle Rider Gets License!

Zama (HQ, U.S. Army Japan) - Sir Wellington Buckskin Geddes II who is the mascot of the Zama Motorcycle Club, mounts a bie after receiving a driver's license from Sergeant First Class Charles E. Carter (background) Non-commissioned Officer-in-Charge of the camp's motor pool while club member Bob Shirley looks on. "Sir Wellington" was selected honorary mascot during the club's formation last January, but he will be unable to compete in motorcycle events because Boxer dogs do not own motorcycles, according to a spokesman.

Also: Pirelli, Jawa

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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

1961 Fritz the motorcycle riding dog

Photos: Top - Canine Speedster - Fritz, four-year veteran motorcycle rider, displays his form from his specially constructed "jump seat" as his master, 1st Marine Division Sgt. Monty Young cruises the streets of Oceanside, Calif. Bottom - My turn? S / Sgt. Monty Young waits for the "go ahead" signal from his well-trained boxer.

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Monday, June 29, 2009

1962 Dogs on Motorcycles to Deter Criminals





Small 1-Paragraph article with photo.

Photo caption: Shown with patrolman and his new canine partner are Superintendent Maloney and Director Dillon.



Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Police are getting ready to unleash a new weapon, the motorcycle dog against burglars, muggers and purse snatchers. Ten new motorcycles, four of them equipped with K-9 carriers have been assigned to beat patrolmen who formerly worked on foot. The officers will cruise through residential districts where foot patrols are ineffective. The motorcycles are superior to patrol cars because they can slip into narrow alleys or cut through wooded areas...

...Motorcycle patrolmen will cruise at 15 miles an hour or less, jumping from the cycles or unleashing the dogs when necessary.



Other small articles on page: Triumph Importer Bill Johnson is Dead; Motorcycle Distributor Wins Top Advertising Award - Art Shipman, Pasadena artist holds award winning motorcycle brochure produced by Johnson Motors, Inc western states Triumph distributor...also shown Don Brown Sales Manager & Elden Wright District Sales Rep.


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