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1943: Winkie â first pigeon to be awarded the medal; flew 120 miles from a crashed bomber to deliver an SOS. In all 32 pigeons were awarded the medal in World War II.
1943: Ruhr Express â a messenger pigeon
1944: Commando â a messenger pigeon
1944: Paddy â messenger pigeon that made the fastest recorded crossing of the English Channel, delivering messages from Normandy for D-Day, travelling 230 miles in 4 hours 5 minutes.
1944: William of Orange â a messenger pigeon used in the Battle of Arnhem in September 1944 saving 2000 soldiers
1945: Rex â A rescue dog was officially recorded to have saved 65 people in London's flying bomb blitz.
1945: Rip - A rescue dog credited with saving over 100 victims of the Blitz from the air-raid ruins of London in 1940 and 1941. [3]
1946: G.I. Joe â a messenger pigeon and the only American bird or animal to be awarded the medal in WW II. The US Air Force was to bomb the city of Calvi Risorta in Italy at 11 am on October 18, 1943, however, British troops captured the city at 10 am and attempts to cancel the raid by radio failed. G.I. Joe had been borrowed from the American airfield earlier and, released with a message to stop the raid, arrived as the bombers were about to take off. An estimated 1,000 British troops could have died if the bombing had gone ahead.
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