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• While decades have passed, Swabby hasn't been forgotten.
• "You mean the one dressed like a swabby ? " he asked.
• Hutton, now 79, and Swabby emerged as one of the enduring images of D-Day.
• Fitted with his tiny life jacket, Swabby was posted to the battle station room and leashed to a chair.
• A longtime dog lover, Hutton ran into Swabby a few days before D-Day while on liberty in England.
• Swabby couldn't be found after the boat put 136 soldiers of the 82nd Airborne Division ashore on Utah Beach.
• There he hatched a Sad Sack-like character called Seaman Swabby for a strip called Boondocker that ran weekly in the Navy News.
• Swabby remained quiet as the landing craft closed on the beach and was not disturbed by passing planes, artillery shells or mine explosions.
• On the morning of June 6, 1944, Swabby the fearless sea dog stood watch in the control room of an infantry landing craft.
• Britney-- rather, her producers-- are responsible for some of the fluffiest, most shallow, manufactured, inane, cotton-swabby music of the past five years.
• Hutton, a veteran of four previous invasions, bought Swabby for $ 2.50 and took him back to the landing craft, where the puppy was quickly embraced by the crew of 24 sailors and three officers.
• The title character is an angry young San Diego-based U . S . sailor ( Derek Luke ) who, without much provocation, busts a fellow swabby in the jaw in the opening scene and is brought before a Navy psychiatrist ( Washington ) for an evaluation.