He’d been threatening a tiny puppy - and a courageous one at that. A small ball of grey-brown fluff was stumbling to its feet unsteadily and was peering up at him, growling out a throaty little challenge.Īt the sight of it, the airman’s aggression evaporated. ‘Show yourself!’ĭown the barrel of his gun he spotted a movement.
Surely they’d understood? He didn’t know enough German to call out in the language of the enemy.
Whoever was inside was defying him in the most insolent way possible. The only response was the faintest hint of a yawn. Antis was awarded the Dickin medal, the animal version of the Victoria Cross, for 'outstanding courage, devotion to duty and life-saving actions while serving with the Royal Air Force'
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