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War Dogs 

A derogatory term sometimes used to describe non-military individuals who make money off the periphery of war. Often used to describe civilian contractors, private arms dealers, black marketeers and/or shoddy journalists.
"There are soldiers who risk their lives everyday to keep our country safe and then there are War Dogs-- individuals who bottom feed off the business of war for the sole reason of making a profit."
War Dogs by MilitaryMike September 11, 2016
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dogs of war 

A somewhat derogitive term used for Mercenaries, or soldiers for hire. Generally describes ex-soldiers and/or combat experts that offer either direct service or military training in exchange for currency.

Such individuals have been employed; as a supplemental force to the U.S. Military in Iraq and Aghanistan, to train Military and Terrorist groups alike, and in some cases to engage in military actions that a country's own military cannot, as was the case in Rwanda.

Such individuals or groups can employ their skills for good(as in Rwanda), or bad(as in training Al Qaeda recruits).
Can't think of an example.
dogs of war by Justin August 5, 2005

release the dogs of war 

Unloading your cum deep into a female.
So i was fucking sally and felt my balls tighten, so i slamed my cock deep into her and it was time to release the dogs of war.

dogs of war 

The weapons of war. As in 'unleash the dogs of war'.
I unleashed the dogs of war on that toilet last night, said Janice curry eater
dogs of war by Kung-fu Jesus July 6, 2004
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