The WWI Hero Dog Who Saved Soldiers & Captured a German Spy #shorts



The WWI Hero Dog Who Saved Soldiers & Captured a German Spy | Sergeant Stubby’s Brave Story

Sergeant Stubby was no ordinary dog—he was a hero of World War I! A stray who became the mascot for the U.S. Army’s 102nd Infantry, Stubby saved countless lives during the war. He wasn’t just a morale booster—he learned to detect mustard gas and warn soldiers, saving them from deadly attacks. But his most heroic act? Stubby chased down and captured a German spy, preventing a potential disaster for the Allies. His bravery earned him the rank of sergeant, the first dog in U.S. Army history to be promoted. After the war, Stubby became a national hero, meeting U.S. Presidents and marching in parades. His incredible story lives on today at the Smithsonian Museum, where his legacy as a four-legged warrior is celebrated.

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  1. Sergeant Stubby was no ordinary dog—he was a hero of World War I! A stray who became the mascot for the U.S. Army’s 102nd Infantry, Stubby saved countless lives during the war. He wasn’t just a morale booster—he learned to detect mustard gas and warn soldiers, saving them from deadly attacks. But his most heroic act? Stubby chased down and captured a German spy, preventing a potential disaster for the Allies. His bravery earned him the rank of sergeant, the first dog in U.S. Army history to be promoted. After the war, Stubby became a national hero, meeting U.S. Presidents and marching in parades. His incredible story lives on today at the Smithsonian Museum, where his legacy as a four-legged warrior is celebrated.

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