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A fascinating, two page article that does not simply confine itself to the issue of dogs in the service of the Red-Cross, but also makes mention of the many assorted responsibilities assigned to dogs in many of the combatant armies of the First World War:

"There are canine sentries on duty on both sides in the Great War, and dogs that are dispatch-bearers. "Marquis", a French dog, fell from a bullet-wound almost at the feet of a group of French soldiers to whom he bore a message across a shell-raked stretch of country. But the message was delivered!"

Click here to read more articles about the dogs, pigeons and elephants that toiled throughout the First World War.

     


The Red Cross Dogs <BR> (Literary Digest, 1917)

The Red Cross Dogs <BR> (Literary Digest, 1917)

The Red Cross Dogs <BR> (Literary Digest, 1917)

The Red Cross Dogs <BR> (Literary Digest, 1917)

The Red Cross Dogs <BR> (Literary Digest, 1917)

The Red Cross Dogs <BR> (Literary Digest, 1917)

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