How a German Homing Pigeon Who Served in 2 World Wars Became an American Hero

Less than a month before the guns of World War I fell silent, American soldiers from the 28th Infantry Division overtook a German trench line in the Argonne Forest in France. Of the prisoners of war they captured, one had a very special mission.

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