Which famous animal mascot was credited with helping the 102nd Infantry Regiment during WWI and became the first animal to be given the rank of Sergeant in the U.S. Army?

Throughout military history, many regiments and units adopted mascots as symbols of pride, morale boosters, and good luck charms. These brand mascots became integral parts of military identity, appearing in recruitment materials, propaganda, and unit insignia. Test your knowledge on these historic military brand ambassadors that have shaped public perception and unit cohesion across centuries of warfare.

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Sergeant Stubby, a Boston terrier who detected gas attacks and captured a German spy
Wojtek the Bear, who carried artillery shells for Polish forces during the Battle of Monte Cassino
Tirpitz the Pig, rescued from the German naval ship Dresden and made mascot of HMS Glasgow
William Windsor (Billy) the Goat, who served with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers and was demoted for inappropriate behavior