[2] The short begins with a bunch of explosions, with bombs, bullets, rockets, and fireworks; and many people immediately rushed into war.

On the next scene, another person (who appears to be a dog) shoots a machine gun in front on top of the abandoned brick house's chimney.

It displays the sky with the cow (who apparently goes straight to heaven with wings, and having a different colour scheme) plays the last parts of "Yankee Doodle" with his harp.

Another dog person came along with very big teeth, aiming his gun until he hits the trigger.

A cork that attaches to the string of the gun hits him in the top of his nose, and nearly into his eyes.

Another dog person then shoots with a machine gun as he starts to shake as he walks into the next position.

They then set off by running near the closest vehicle by taking a couple of turns into the dispatch's headquarters (which is destroyed by a bomb), and both Beans and Porky took off from a used motorcycle to rescue their leader.

Beans then spotted the bullet as another mechanical siren (with a sounding of a miniature Federal Signal Model 28H) then forces the motorcycle to rush faster.

They literally go around tracks and scenics until the motorcycle, running over by a tree; splitting the two cars in half.

The cars then later flew Beans and Porky to the ground after running over by electric wires (who appeared to be not working at the time).

Beans makes his move by tying up the enemy officers from a distance with a rope and a rocket attached to it.

Beans and Porky knocked down the two other soldiers with their hands to the floor, then rush forward and pick up the general.

But before they can fly far enough, the sky is filled with bullets, and their aircraft was shot by one of the enemy's fire, forcing the plane to slice in half, and falls down in sight to the ground, causing them to plunge back to the earth.

Though injured, the general is honoured by the soldiers' bravery as he awards medals to Beans and Porky.