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Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero
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Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero is a 2018 animated feature set during World War I centered on the real-life exploits of the titular Sergeant Stubby, the war's most highly decorated service animal. It features the voice talents of Logan Lerman, Helena Bonham Carter, and Gérard Depardieu.
The following weapons were used in the film Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero:
U.S. doughboys are all seen armed with M1917 Enfield rifles throughout the film. Some French soldiers in the trenches of the Chemin des Dames are also seen carrying M1917 rifles.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingM1917 Enfield - .30-06 SpringfieldError creating thumbnail: File missingThe dog later to be named Stubby is blocked from entering the Yale University camp by a pair of M1917 Enfield rifles, the first appearance of the rifles in the film.Error creating thumbnail: File missingNow a member of the pack, Stubby stands (or sits) at ease whilst surrounded by Enfields. It's rather obvious from the matching wood grain patterns that all of these rifles are the same 3D model asset.Error creating thumbnail: File missingRobert Conroy (Logan Lerman) chambers a round in his Enfield rifle. A nice detail in the film is that the rifles are actually depicted as bolt-action operated rifles, as opposed to many animated shows/movies ignoring the bolt and depicting such weapons as semi-automatic.Error creating thumbnail: File missingSgt. Casburn (Jason Ezzell) inspects the bolt on an M1917 Enfield.Error creating thumbnail: File missingDoughboys take cover with their Enfields in hand. The one on the left has the bayonet mounted, the only one in the film to appear as such.Error creating thumbnail: File missingSoldiers fire smoke grenades from their Enfield rifles.Error creating thumbnail: File missingConroy and Gaston Baptiste (Gérard Depardieu) provide cover as others rescue a wounded soldier.
Lebel Model 1886
Most French troops in the film are seen carrying Lebel Model 1886 rifles throughout the movie, most notably by Gaston Baptiste (Gérard Depardieu).
Error creating thumbnail: File missingLebel Model 1886 - 8x50mmR LebelError creating thumbnail: File missingFrench soldiers in the trenches of the Chemin des Dames are armed with Lebel 1886 rifles.Error creating thumbnail: File missingFrench soldiers with Lebels watch as mustard gas fills the air. While the foremost soldier practices some good trigger discipline, the soldier on the right appears to have mounted a bayonet, seemingly the only Lebel in the film to do so (and unfortunately mostly off-screen).Error creating thumbnail: File missingRobert Conroy (Logan Lerman) and Gaston Baptiste (Gérard Depardieu) provide cover with their respective rifles as others rescue a wounded soldier.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe best look at the Lebel 1886's bolt as Baptiste looks on.Error creating thumbnail: File missingAn amused Baptiste gets the drop on trench invading Germans with his Lebel 1886. Although the rifle does seem to be rendered a tad small in the movie, Baptiste himself happens to be an extremely large man as well, which makes the rifle look even smaller.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingMauser Gewehr 1898 - 7.92x57mm MauserError creating thumbnail: File missingA German soldier takes aim with his Mauser Gewehr 1898 rifle. For whatever reason, nearly all German soldiers are wearing gas masks, though this was likely done to avoid animating a third army of faces.Error creating thumbnail: File missingGermans stand at the ready with their Gewehr rifles. Looks like they're getting ready for something...Error creating thumbnail: File missing...and that appears to be a charge! The Germans mount bayonets on their rifles shortly before departing the trench. Strangely, once in battle, hardly any bayonets are seen at all.Error creating thumbnail: File missingGerman troops open fire on Stubby after he reveals their position by barking at them. Good doggy.Error creating thumbnail: File missingGermans aim their rifles mere moments before the end of the war is declared.
Grenades
Model 17 Stielhandgranate
German and French soldiers are both seen using Model 17 Stielhandgranates. At one point in the film Stubby saves several soldiers by grabbing a thrown Model 17 in his mouth and running away with it, injuring himself in the process when the grenade explodes.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingModel 17 Stielhandgranate "Potato Masher" high-explosive fragmentation hand grenadeError creating thumbnail: File missingA worried Elmer Olson (Jordan beck) stares at a freshly landed Model 17 Stielhandgranate. Note the shelf on the grenade head and the shape of the cap on the bottom of the stick (although, if that's still in place, shouldn't the grenade be un-primed?). Luckily, Stubby whisks it away before it detonates. Luckily for Olson, that is. But Stubby lives too, albeit barely.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA French soldier offers an American a (apparently captured) Model 17 to throw at the Germans.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA neat little row of Model 17 grenades lay behind Stubby inside a German trench.
Rifle mounted smoke grenade
At one point in the film, a trio of Enfield rifles are seen launching smoke grenades.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingDoughboys prepare to fire smoke grenades from their Enfield rifles to create a smokescreen. There's no launcher, rather the grenades seem to be inserted into the barrels.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA detailed closeup of the grenades, which bear a vague resemblance to the M11 rifle grenades from World War II. Although one could guess that just the tip is a grenade and the rest is the actual launcher, when the rifles fire the entire thing goes flying, leaving nothing but the regular rifle behind.
Other/Trivia
10.5 cm leFH 16
The Germans use what seem to be 10.5 cm leFH 16 field howitzers to propagate a mustard gas attack.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingA trio of field howitzers as seen through a set of binoculars.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe massive gun as seen from the rear as the operators await orders from the cloud watcher.Error creating thumbnail: File missingGermans load a howitzer with mustard gas bombs which have vaguely humorous skull and crossbones painted on them (that's how you know they're dangerous).Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe howitzer fires its payload. Although the previous statement about the gas masks is likely also true, the constant gas attacks could be the other reason why all the Germans in this movie wear gas masks.
USS Minnesota
Various cannons and naval guns are seen on board the USS Minnesota including 8"/45 caliber guns, 7"/44 caliber guns and 8"/35 caliber gun (and a few others). The same loadout appears on a second ship at the end of the film as well, although this is likely the same 3D model asset as the USS Minnesota. It can be noted that the USS Minnesota is depicted as carrying American troops all the way to Europe, despite the fact that in reality it was damaged on the voyage and had to return back to the states where it was left to be repaired until the end of the war.
Renault FT tanks are seen near the end of the film, and aid Allied troops in a push against the German trenches. They are notably under the command of George S. Patton in the film.
A number of cannons are seen along the docks of where the USS Minnesota is docked near early in the movie, with a few seen again when the return ship docks.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingStubby sneaks by some cannons early in the movie while trying to sneak aboard the USS Minnesota. In reality, it was Conroy himself who smuggled the dog aboard.
