Bogart High-Class British Army Platoon

The high-class British army platoon from London, England traveled throughout Europe with a designated war raven, named Bogart, who was used by the army primarily to keep watch of the surrounding area where the soldiers are located. This extraordinary raven was chosen to accompany the group as he was especially skillful and could retain order quite easily, which made Bogart a true member of the British army. Bogart was trained in an English war facility specifically designed for animals. He has been taught to alert the platoon of any oncoming danger like wild animals, enemy vehicles, environmental hazards like thunderstorms, and of course the presence of an unknown person. Even with all this information crammed into Bogart's tiny brain, he continued to support the platoon to the best of his ability throughout his twelve year lifespan.

It was a late evening in November, 1915. The platoon of British soldiers settled down in the frosty underbrush of the Black Forest, after entering the heavily …show more content…
They returned to their main base camp in Strasbourg, France to inform the services of the situation they had faced. It was clear to the authorities that German spies had tracked the group's location and planned on exterminating the high-class men through a mass burning. The English and French planned an elaborate attack to bypass the German flamethrowers, and took an alternate route through the north end of the Black Forest, Germany. The large pack of allied soldiers quickly advanced past the German trench battlegrounds and entered the city they initially planned on reaching known as Stuttgart. The English and French armies invaded the German headquarters and stole unreleased war invention blueprints which were extremely advanced at the time. The success that followed this mission put the allied countries in an advantage to the Germans, literally resulted in fighting fire with