File:Tirpitz the Pig.jpg
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DescriptionTirpitz the Pig.jpg | 'Tirpitz' the pig after being captured and adopted by the British. The pig started service life on board the German light cruiser DRESDEN which was sunk by the Royal Navy on 14 May 1915. A sailor from HMS GLASGOW noticed 'Tirpitz' swimming in the water and after nearly being drowned by the frightened pig , succeeded in rescuing him. 'Tirpitz' served as the mascot of HMS GLASGOW for a year and was then transferred to Whale Island Gunnery School, Portsmouth for the rest of his career. | ||||
Date | May 1915 | ||||
Source | IWMCollections IWM Photo No.: Q 47559 | ||||
Author | Royal Navy official photographer | ||||
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