Corporal Karasińska-Ligejka built Poland's military K9 search-and-rescue teams from scratch

Corporal Monika Karasińska-Ligejka described in the "Fronty Wojny" podcast how she built Poland's military K9 search-and-rescue units from the ground up — starting with just one dog and one handler. The project initially met with scepticism, and she was simply told to "get on with it." The capabilities she created, which did not exist in the Polish Armed Forces just a few years ago, are now an operational asset.

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