helmet. The dog bears even 500 newton hammer impact, but falls shortly after taking it. Dog then must distinguish the real tree from the soldiers camouflaged as trees. He almost pisses on one of camouflaged soldiers, but they quickly go out from dog. Dog realizes that he is on real battlefield, and explores the battlefield by holding on rolling tank hidden under him. Dog hides in straw, but he doesn't know that he is hidden in anti-aircraft gun cloaked in straw. The anti-aircraft gun shoots the dog into general headquarters's tents, and the tents fall one by one like dominoes. Then, camera shows us that dog is arrested for its deeds and sitting in jail-like kennel, but the dog sleeps happily. External links 1943 films 1943 animated films 1943 short films Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer animated short films American World War II propaganda shorts World War II films made in wartime Animated films about dogs Short films directed by William Hanna Short films directed by Joseph Barbera 1940s American animated films 1940s animated short films Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films Films scored by Scott Bradley Films about war dogs Films produced by Fred Quimby Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon studio short films