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The score is provided by 2-time Oscar nominated composer, Patrick Doyle, who helmed the The Emoji movie and Murder on the Orient Express in the last year. The men awoke in time to don their mask (and fit Stubby with his), and fight off the German attack. The dog learned to salute and was outfitted with his own ID tags, gas mask, and military coat with authentic patches and victory medals. Bausum's narrative is solidly researched, if sometimes speculative, and effectively illustrates a meaningful relationship in which a special dog helped a soldier 'see beyond the horror and uncertainty of combat to the beauty of just being alive.' B&w photos.This animated feature film is based on the incredible true story of America’s most decorated dog and a WWI hero. As soon as his nose scented the first whiff of poison gas, Stubby began raising the alarm, running back and forth through the trench, barking and nipping at the slumbering soldiers. Childrens book author Bausums adult nonfiction debut introduces readers to 'Sergeant' Stubby, a stump-tailed terrier mutt that became the mascot of the 102nd Infantry Regiment Yankee Division in WWI.

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Aside from an enduring tale of companionship, Bausum provides details into the lives of the soldiers, including their artillery, typical diet, and the realities of illness and 'unspeakably horrid deaths.' After the war, Stubby's notoriety continued with a stint in vaudeville and as mascot to the Georgetown University football team where Conroy was studying law. Play & Download Gas Mask Drill MP3 Song for FREE by Patrick Doyle from the album Sgt. The dog learned to salute and was outfitted with his own ID tags, gas mask, and military coat with authentic patches and victory medals. Stubby An American Hero soundtrack CD details and availability. While Conroy worked as a scout and dispatch rider, Stubby used his skills to boost morale, alert others to the scent of gas, and point medics toward wounded allies on the battlefield. Stubby: An American Hero (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) by Patrick Doyle on Amazon Music. He could also hear the whine from incoming artillery shells before humans could, proving himself to be an effective alert system. The mustard gas attack also allowed Stubby to detect any incoming gas, as he developed an acute sense for it. Several American soldiers claim that they once found a Stubby with his teeth secured firmly into the rear end of the. Stubby was given a specially-designed gas mask to wear following his gas injury. He found wounded Soldiers, saved an entire company by alerting the men to don gas masks and even caught a German spy. He once detected a German spy after overhearing him speak German. In France, Stubby saw frontline action in four offensives and 17 battles. Stubby’s accomplishments weren’t limited to his gas-sniffing talents.

His caretaker, James Robert Conroy, came across Stubby at a military training camp on Yale University campus and surreptitiously hid the dog aboard the Minnesota vessel when his unit traveled to the warfront in France. Stubby was so effective that he even earned his very own, custom-made, gas mask. Children's book author Bausum's adult nonfiction debut introduces readers to 'Sergeant' Stubby, a stump-tailed terrier mutt that became the mascot of the 102nd Infantry Regiment Yankee Division in WWI.