Desmond Doss, a World War II combat medic who refused to carry a weapon due to his religious beliefs, saved 75 soldiers at Hacksaw Ridge in Okinawa by carrying them down a 400-foot cliff under enemy fire, becoming the first conscientious objector in American history to receive the Medal of Honor.
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The Soldier Who Saved 75 Men Without a Gun #shorts #military #ww2 #armyAjouté :
This is the true story of Desmond Doss.
In 1945, American soldiers attacked Hacksaw Ridge in Okinawa, Japan. Machine guns fired from every direction. Explosions shook the battlefield. Soldiers were falling everywhere.
But one man stayed behind.
Desmond Doss was a combat medic who refused to carry a weapon because of his beliefs.
Yet, while others retreated, he ran back into enemy fire. One by one, he carried wounded soldiers to the edge of a 400-foot cliff and lowered them down with a rope. Every time he saved someone, he whispered, "Lord, help me get one more."
All night long, he kept going.
By sunrise, Desmond Doss [music] had saved around 75 soldiers without firing a single bullet.
He later became the first conscientious objector in American history to receive the Medal of Honor.
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