Second World War Polish Troop Enlisted Bear And Promoted It To Corporal
- 9 years ago
One Second World War troop from Poland took in a Syrian brown bear cub, which they named Wojtek and eventually enlisted and promoted to corporal.
Throughout history, armed forces have enlisted animals such as dogs, pigeons, and even dolphins for companionship or assistance in carrying out certain types of missions.
One Second World War troop from Poland took in a Syrian brown bear cub, which they named Wojtek and eventually enlisted and promoted to corporal.
Over the years as the small animal turned into a very large one, he picked up some rather interesting skills and habits.
Wojtek developed a taste for beer and cigarettes, and a fondness for arm wrestling.
He also proved to be an increasingly valuable member of the military team.
During the Battle of Monte Cassino, he
Throughout history, armed forces have enlisted animals such as dogs, pigeons, and even dolphins for companionship or assistance in carrying out certain types of missions.
One Second World War troop from Poland took in a Syrian brown bear cub, which they named Wojtek and eventually enlisted and promoted to corporal.
Over the years as the small animal turned into a very large one, he picked up some rather interesting skills and habits.
Wojtek developed a taste for beer and cigarettes, and a fondness for arm wrestling.
He also proved to be an increasingly valuable member of the military team.
During the Battle of Monte Cassino, he