South Africa's legendary baboon soldier
Jackie; The South African Baboon soldier of World War One | The Observation Post
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Jackie a Chacma Baboon Mascot of the 3rd Regiment 1st South African Brigade in WW1
Corporal Jackie a Baboon in the South African Army during World War I. The official mascot of the 3rd Transvaal Regimen. His owner, Albert Marr was would not leave Jackie at home.
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Jackie; The South African Baboon soldier of World War One | The Observation Post
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Jackie; The South African Baboon soldier of World War One | The Observation Post
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Flanders Fields 14-18 - In WWI, soldiers often used animals as mascots to forge comradeship and to keep up morale. Jackie the baboon for example was the mascot of the 3rd South
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