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    Animals At War

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    Posted on May 11, 2012 by team

    During WWII Soviet army used various animals. Some pictures on the topic are for your attention.






    The Englishmen on Kola Peninsula near Murmansk

    Rybachiy (Fishing) island

    Detachment of the reconnaissance men of junior lieutenant I. Ryasin are heading to the enemies’ service area. Northern front. December, 1941.

    Ammunition supply in the north of Kola Peninsula

    Reindeer is a friend and helper of people.

    The cat carrying leaflets to the fascist trenches. Stalingrad, 1943.

    A bear cub caught by Soviet soldiers near Kandalaksha, the Murmansk region, Karelian front.

    via yazaika



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    8 Responses to “Animals At War”

    1. yojimbo says:
      May 11, 2012 at 9:41 pm

      I read a story of loyalty in a book about Soviet P-39 pilots translated into English.A pilot in one squadron took in this dog and dog became very loyal to the pilot the dog would actually get up early in the morning and sit in front of his masters plane as if he was making sure that the mechanics maintained his masters plane.Each time the master flew on a mission the dog would wait at the pilots parking spot until he returned.One day the pilot was killed in action and of course did not return but the dog refused to leave his place and waited for days and days for his master to return the other pilots tried to carry the dog away but refused to be moved and it refused to take any food as well after a few days the squadron got orders to move to another airfield and they tried to take the dog but again the dog refused to moved form his place so they had t leave the dog he was gong to wait for his dead master until he himself died.

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    2. emre says:
      May 11, 2012 at 11:39 pm

      dogs used as live bombs …

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      • D says:
        May 14, 2012 at 10:43 am

        works better then dolphins…

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    3. Anastasis says:
      May 12, 2012 at 1:45 am

      A USA pilot after crashing near Japan,was
      wating resque.
      A dolphin was pushing his small boat to the
      nearest island.Just to save him.
      But the island occupied by Japans.
      Well,…the pilot Kills the dolphin and
      resque took him away.
      THIS IS A TRUE STORY FROM PILOTS MOUTH.

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    4. Fred Johnson says:
      May 12, 2012 at 9:16 am

      If I’m not mistaken, the soviets tied bombs on to dogs, and trained them to run under tanks for cover.

      The only problem was, the dogs ran back to the SOVIETS for cover, blowing up their own tanks. That program was soon ended.

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    5. somewords says:
      May 13, 2012 at 12:49 am

      I think they eat the cat, after they read the message :)

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      • D says:
        May 14, 2012 at 10:43 am

        And the best thing is they intercept and eat German carrier pigeons.

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        • somewords says:
          May 17, 2012 at 9:46 am

          the pigeon was certainly more pleasant to digest than the information that he convoyed.

          thank’s for the story

          Reply

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