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Paired with SOLTHIS IS THE TRUE STORY of "RAGS" the WAR HERO. "RAGS" was a stray dog who became a mascot and message carrier for the 1st Infantry Division of the United States Army during WWI. During WWI Rags was known for carrying messages between the front lines and headquarters, a task that was incredibly dangerous due to the conditions of trench warfare. Rags was known for carrying messages between the front lines and headquarters, a task that was incredibly dangerous due to the conditions of trench warfare. Donovan taught him to run messages that were affixed to his collar across the front lines, dodging shellfire as he went. Rags also led medics to wounded men, and — using his superior canine hearing — was able to alert his unit to incoming shellfire. He was also taught to salute with his right front paw. On October 9, 1918, Rags and Donovan were hit by German shellfire and gas shells. Rags sustained injuries to his right front paw, right ear, and right eye, and was mildly gassed, while Donovan was more seriously wounded. Both were treated, but only Rags survived. His unit and other soldiers who knew of Rags’ heroics made sure the pup got safely back to U.S. soil, where he lived a celebrated life until his death at age 20. DYOR and CHECK THE FACTS Everything about $RAGS is TRUE!
