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The flying hero was given emergency surgery, and she survived.

Did the flying hero survive emergency surgery? Yes, the flying hero survived emergency surgery.

The doctors were unable to save her leg, but a soldier carved her a replacement wooden leg.

Were the doctors able to save her leg? No, the doctors were unable to save her leg. What did a soldier carve her? A soldier carved her a replacement wooden leg.

The French army gave her a medal, and she was put on a boat to the U.S.

Did the American army give her a medal? No, the American army didn’t give her a medal. The French army gave her a medal. Was she put on a boat to France? No, she wasn’t put on a boat to France. She was put on a boat to the U.S.

Cher Ami’s story spread like wildfire once she reached home.

Did Cher Ami’s story spread like butter once she reached home? No, Cher Ami’s story didn’t spread like butter once she reached home. Cher Ami’s story spread like wildfire once she reached home.

She survived less than a year before dying of her wounds.

How long did she survive before dying of her wounds? She survived less than a year before dying of her wounds.

Her stuffed remains are now in the Smithsonian Museum.

What museum are her stuffed remains in now? Her stuffed remains are now in the Smithsonian Museum.

Once registered as a cock, she was discovered to be a hen after her death.

Was she registered as a hen? No, she wasn’t registered as a hen. She was registered as a cock. What did they discover after her death? They discovered she was a hen after her death.

Cher Ami reminds us that the greatest heroism is often found in the smallest of creatures, and that we should never judge a book by its cover.

Does Cher Ami remind us that the greatest heroism is often found in the largest of creatures? No, Cher Ami doesn’t remind us that the greatest heroism is often found in the largest of creatures. Cher Ami reminds us that the greatest heroism is often found in the smallest of creatures. Should we ever judge a book by its cover? No, we should never judge a book by its cover.

Birds don’t have a monopoly on saving lives. Dogs have been known to save their human masters, too.

Do birds have a monopoly on saving lives? No, birds don’t have a monopoly on saving lives. What is another animal that has been known to save their human masters? Dogs are another animal that have been known to save their human masters.

It was a June day in 1931, and a 12-year-old boy was drowning off the docks of the city of Swansea in Wales.

Was it a July day in 1931? No, it wasn’t a July day in 1931. It was a June day in 1931. Where was it? It was in the city of Swansea in Wales. What was happening? A 12-year-old boy was drowning off the docks.

The boy’s desperate cries fell on deaf ears.

Did the boy’s desperate cries fall on big ears? No, the boy’s desperate cries didn’t fall on big ears. The boy’s desperate cries fell on deaf ears.

There was no one around to help except for an anonymous dog who lived in the dock area.

Were there any people around to help? No, there weren’t any people around to help. What was around instead? A dog who lived in the dock area was around instead. Was the dog well known? No, the dog wasn’t well known. The dog was anonymous.

When all looked lost, the dog jumped from the dockside into the deep ocean.

What did the dog do when all looked lost? The dog jumped into the deep ocean when all looked lost. Did the dog jump from the dockside into the shallow ocean? No, the dog didn’t jump from the dockside into the shallow ocean. The dog jumped from the dockside into the deep ocean.

The dog took a firm grip of the panicking young boy and brought him to safety.

What kind of grip did the dog take of the young boy? The dog took a firm grip of the young boy. Was the boy calm? No, the boy wasn’t calm. The boy was panicking. Where did the dog bring the boy? The dog brought the boy to safety.

The dog was called Swansea Jack. He had saved his first life.

What was the dog’s name? The dog’s name was Swansea Jack. Was this the first life he had saved? Yes, it was the first life he had saved.

A few weeks later he would save another. This time a crowd was present when he rescued another struggling swimmer from the ocean’s grip.

What would he do a few weeks later? A few weeks later he would save another. Was he alone this time? No, he wasn’t alone this time. A crowd was present this time.

The heroic dog made a splash in the local paper. A photo of Swansea Jack was published, and a legend was born.

Who made a splash in the local paper? The heroic dog made a splash in the local paper. What did the local paper publish of Swansea Jack? The local paper published a photo of Swansea Jack. Was a legend born? Yes, a legend was born.

Swansea Jack was a small Newfoundland dog who saved 27 people from drowning in the city port of Swansea.

Was Swansea Jack a big Newfoundland dog? No, Swansea Jack wasn’t a big Newfoundland dog. Swansea Jack was a small Newfoundland dog. How many people did he save from drowning in the city port? He saved 27 people from drowning in the city port.

Originally bred to help fishermen in cold waters, Newfoundland dogs are famous for their strong swimming skills.

Who were Newfoundland dogs originally bred to help in cold waters? Newfoundland dogs were originally bred to help fishermen in cold waters. What strong skills are Newfoundland dogs famous for? Newfoundland dogs are famous for their strong swimming skills.

For six years Swansea Jack would answer any distress call he heard.

For how many years did Swansea Jack answer any distress call he heard? Swansea Jack answered any distress call he heard for six years.

In 1936, he won the London Star newspaper’s ‘Bravest Dog of the Year’ award.

When did he win an award from the London Star newspaper? He won an award from the London Star newspaper in 1936. What award did he win? He won the ‘Bravest Dog of the Year’ award.

The Dog’s Trust, an organization that protects animals, gave him a record breaking two bronze medals.

What is the Dog’s Trust? The Dog’s Trust is an organization that protects animals. What did the organization give him? The organization gave him two bronze medals.