Spy Pigeon

This is a novella about a spy and military pigeon, with a unique theme. In 1939, World War II broke out. The British army established the Military Intelligence Branch 14, which is responsible for spy work. Professor Nicks has done extensive research on training pigeons and was appointed as a military pigeon training instructor. He also recruited young people such as pigeon fan Robert to serve as pigeon trainers. Robert's girlfriend Anna is a student of Nix and a young expert on pigeons. In order to resist the German occupation of France, Anna joined the British Intelligence Organization and was sent to the French town of Chalpins to collect German intelligence with the underground resistance organization there and use military pigeons to transmit intelligence. Robert took the military pigeons he trained to perform missions in the Royal Air Force, but was ridiculed because he was not understood by the pilots. When the Air Force bombing group performed a bombing mission, the pilot took the military pigeon hero knight trained by Robert. The bomber was hit by a German fighter on its way back after completing its mission, and the pilots parachuted to escape. At sea, the pilots were unable to provide specific directions, forcing the rescue operation to be canceled. At the critical moment, the pilot released the military pigeon given by Robert. Robert obtained the pilots' distress information and calculated the specific locations where the pilots fell into the sea, so that the pilots were finally rescued. The pilots returned to London and petitioned for the award of the Animal Victoria Cross to the heroic Knight of the Military Pigeon. The heroic pigeon knight was taken to the German-occupied town of Charbin to perform the task of transmitting intelligence. Major Budden of the German Gestapo was also a carrier pigeon expert. In order to prevent the British army from using military pigeons to transmit intelligence, he used falcons and snipers to set up a sky defense line, causing the British military pigeons to suffer heavy losses when transmitting intelligence. At this time, the underground resistance organization obtained information that the German army had established a secret submarine base in the town of Sharbin. In order to send intelligence, Anna did not hesitate to sacrifice herself, which bankrupted Budden's conspiracy to find underground resistance organizations through carrier pigeons. The heroic knight, the military pigeon, was shot by a German sniper when he returned to the town of Charbin and ended up in the home of Fischer, a civilian pigeon fan. Fisher rescued the military pigeon hero Knight and made contact with the underground resistance organization. With the help of Fisher, the underground resistance organization successfully released the military pigeon hero Knight. The military pigeon overcame many difficulties and finally flew back to the British Army Pigeon Base, bringing back valuable intelligence. The British army dispatched a group of bombers, completely destroying the German submarine secret base and removing the obstacles to victory. The heroic knight of the military pigeon was awarded the Victoria Cross for Animals for his meritorious service in transmitting intelligence many times. He was buried in the Essex Animal Cemetery in London after his death and is remembered by people.