A Medic Under Fire: Private Michelle Norris | June 2006

In June 2006, C Company, 1st Battalion, Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment, conducted a major operation into the Iraqi city of Al-Amarah. After several hours, the Company began to withdraw back to Camp Abu Naji, however, as it did so, one of the Warrior AFV's became stuck in a roadside ditch. What followed was a perimeter defence by the P.W.R.R. to protect the recovery of the Warrior, during which Private Michelle Norris, a 19-year old Medic, exposed herself to enemy fire to save the life of her Commanding Officer.
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[@lordIanHouston]

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[@jeremymartinez4438]

It would be cool to see a video on the blackwater seige in najaf

[@mcdid22]

Quickest follow ever. Cheers again bud. Great content as always

[@Superplums]

Followed👍

[@murphquake]

Followed!

[@lesflynn4455]

She was 19. Outstanding. I love hearing of such courage. Thats a thoroughly deserved Medal.

[@barbarajoseph-adam8337]

Truly brilliant, much respect!

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

Her first tour as well

[@liamwhitman4]

So impressive

[@OakInch]

You can't see what really happened and that this is lipstick on a pig? Look at this incident with a slightly more skeptical eye.

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

@@OakInch what the fuck is that supposed to mean?

[@Hayden11]

For anyone Curious she's got a Wikipedia page and is still serving as a medic, she's now a Sergeant!

[@happywombat]

A well earned position for sure

[@mayajrj]

Is there a wiki for Kate Nesbit the 2nd female MC? Like Michelle Norris, her story is inspirational.

[@earljohnson2676]

That’s bad but I was a grunt we love medics period there awesome. That job is very difficult thankfully their well trained constant professional nothing but respect.

[@joem7641]

At 19 years a child to my 56 year old eyes, but then most heroes have been young, haven't they? Well done Pvt. Norris.

[@greasyflight6609]

Doing her job...very well

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

It was her first tour as well, she ended up a Sergeant

[@FFEMTB08]

I remember hearing about the British awarding our Marine one of their medals for what he did but I never knew the whole story. Outstanding. Throughout the war the allies have awarded both sides such as this for their actions. Thank y’all. ❤️🇺🇸

[@andrewallason4530]

Yeah, but, then Chump gave our PM a personal medal. Scummo wasn’t even in politics when the combat it refers to occurred.

[@No1sonuk]

And this ISN'T the whole story... It completely skips over the fact that the helicopter was already there. It WASN'T a medevac helicopter, and it was deliberately drawing fire during the attack. I'd suggest looking up "William Chesarek" on Wikipedia for the full story.

[@jmiddlefinger]

Stories detailing this kind of bravery and devotion to duty is always so inspirational. As the father of little girls (and as a veteran), I am so glad that the stories of badass young women like Pvt. Norris are being told. In a world where girls are getting such a high dose of “sexuality = success”, it is incredibly important that girls have positive sources of inspiration that prove that their worth is not derived from in between the legs of men.

[@Leorhit]

I think it is a scary time to be a Dad. I wish the kind of threats i had to face were more straightforward than insidious as it is today.

[@jmiddlefinger]

@@Leorhit Big time. It’s pretty terrifying

[@residentelect]

@@jmiddlefinger It's bloody terrifying isn't it John. I'm 40, and my parents only had to worry about where I was if late home. I worry about my two when they are literally upstairs on their tablets/phones/PlayStation, let alone venturing to the park to meet up with their "real" mates. Social media is our worst nightmare as Dads, but you can't completely deny them the use of it, as it is genuinely were they chat to their classmates etc, and as you well know, you say "No" and they will dig their heels in and do it anyway. If yours are old enough to use devices do you disable the ability to wipe the browser history etc on the them? Mine are at the age right now were they have no expectation of privacy online from Mrs Elect and I!

[@jmiddlefinger]

@@residentelect It really is. I’m 39 myself, and my youth was much the same as yours. My kids’ mother actually won’t even allow them to have iPods, believe it or not. She also home schools the kids, so they aren’t really bothered by it the way they would be if they were attending public school where every other kid has them. On one hand, it alleviates a lot of worry about who can access them and what they can be exposed to, but I personally would rather allow them limited access and encourage open communication as best as possible. I would definitely make use of protective tools and ensure that their browser history isn’t modified, though. Honestly, their mother’s insistence on homeschooling really bothers me in a lot of ways, but there are some definite advantages to it. They get to grow up much more like we did. I just don’t really know if that’s the answer, but my opinion doesn’t count anyway as she is the custodial parent and I’m a second class citizen in my own family unless I drag them through the court system.

[@melle9155]

Thank you for your service! Those girls should be proud with a dad like you!💪

[@salr362]

Remember Medic Lance Corporal Channing Day, KIA, Helmand. Lest we forget.

[@Deano4322]

Us Brits and our American cousins certainly work well together when all hell breaks loose , an unbreakable bond . 🇬🇧🇺🇸👍

[@michaelmatthews6532]

We've always got your six.

[@adriaanpretorius3411]

Salute to this medic! "Audaces Servamus" We serve the brave! Was an Ops Medic in the old SADF in Angola 1983-1984 Southwest Africa now Namibia. I was born in Southwest Africa 1964.

[@charleslennonbaker]

Hey Doc, fellow medic here! 1st ID HHC 1/16 Infantry [MECH] Iron Rangers, Medical Platoon Evac Section, DUTY FIRST! Different war, different reasons, but same unique service '92-'99.

[@Amantla]

Hail to you sir, My father served in the border war, always good to hear of someone else that was there that could of potentially met him during that time.

[@adriaanpretorius3411]

@@Amantla There were many soldiers up there then! In which part of the SADF did your father served?

[@adriaanpretorius3411]

@@charleslennonbaker I do have much respect for the Rangers very hard training!

[@normmcrae1140]

Private Norris was awarded the Military Cross for her Bravery under Fire by Her Majesty The Queen on 21 March 2007. Bravo Zulu, Private! Why was this barely mentioned? She was awarded it on the exact same day as Capt. Chesarak for the same action, and she was (by FAR!) the braver of the two!

[@horsebattery9243]

The British Army being what it was, her nickname was, inevitably, "Chuck".

[@deiterjohannson9116]

Al-Amarah and Basrah were like the wild west back then. It was just mad. Amazing as she was, Pte Norris was not an exception. Our people, out there, in Afghan and elsewhere, on a daily basis proved the old guard's suspicion that our generation weren't up to it to be utterly baseless. So many brilliant young men and women (and some older ones), getting on with a thankless task with good humour and quiet courage. And don't forget the ordinary decent Iraqi's, caught between us, criminal gangs, Iranian proxies, proto-ISIS and god knows who else. Thank you LFE, for bringing this back to life in such a respectful way... (wipes tear).

[@highendservicesbarrieont8347]

Private Norris.....photographs like an intense soldier....look at the focus in her eyes.Well done Ma'am

[@modelrailwaynoob]

I served with the RAMC too. She did a great job. The RAMC has more senior awards for bravery than any other regiment or corps. In Arduis Fidelis.

[@1986XRV8]

Who TF gives a thumbs down to these videos? Our soldiers in the field deserve the recognition and notoriety and the filmmaker deserves positive feedback for his great work in ensuring these brilliant people are not forgotten!

[@exmoorfarmer4880]

What a Lioness. Thanks Michelle. As anyone who has every served knows sometimes greatness is forced upon you and you simply have to act. What an amazing team that got this man to safety and Bastion. Awesome.

[@nomdeplume798]

I'm glad you've posted this video. At home we had coverage that showed troops fighting, helicopters, AFVs and ground attack aircraft but we heard little of the battlefield medics. Being fired upon and firing back is one thing, but making yourself a sitting duck is something else. I know she was "only doing her job" but that took more bravery than 99.9% of us have.

[@wtfbuddy1]

Thank you for sharing, this story based on real fact is something everyone needs to hear, take in and remember. Medic's are the solemn members not usually seen until they are needed and people remember the injured but never the person who did the first aid. Bravo Zulu to Pte M. Norris

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Yet another incredible story of bravery under fire - these people really are the best of us.

[@TheJohnnyCombat]

The Princess of Wales’ Royal Regiment! Proud to have served with you! Fierce Pride!

[@tnwhiskey68]

As a medic who has been in combat, I'm always happy to see my comrades doing their work and being recognized for it!

[@francescxavierbulto9848]

In a ditch, the Warrior was actually stuck in an open sewer drain. Yep really in the shit. I have read her story and it is a good read.

[@markrushton3362]

Total respect and thanks to you all.

[@ryanparker7258]

It’s great to heard about my old battalion, this was there second deployment to Iraq. Would of gone on there first tour but was discharged the month they went as had served the full 22 years. THE TIGERS

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

Keeping calm and carrying on. Like any British would do.

[@dartmoorukprisonstorys7516]

@Robin Truby dickhead you had any family die of it ??? Bellend

[@kr5588]

@Robin Truby people are qngry qt it cuz its quite an inconvenience... You want to get married? You can't You want to meet friends? You cant You want to meet family? You cant Plus it bloody kills people and leaves some with long term damage to their body

[@cammandogunner4011]

@Robin Truby real small brain comment mate

[@dartmoorukprisonstorys7516]

@Robin Truby plus had family members die from covid 19 and a few friends

[@dartmoorukprisonstorys7516]

@Robin Truby moaning lol your so funny

[@russell28533]

Behind that Cover Girl smile beats the heart of a true warrior. Excellent work Pvt. Norris.

[@colinsmith6116]

Well done Michelle Norris, you brave lady and soldier, and great that your actions were recognised and rewarded. I bet your whole family are really proud of you.....as they should be.

[@juanmanu9652]

Well done Michelle, this ex Grenadier Guard from 1st Battalion, salutes your bravery.

[@EyedBlueCrow]

Your attention to detail and the use of real (and not stock) images, is incredible. Good job!

[@mattac4857]

UTV

[@EyedBlueCrow]

@@mattac4857 UTFV

[@ShukokaiStu]

Truly inspirational story. Incredible courage under fire by Michelle Norris MC. Well done that lass and to the chopper pilot and everyone who was there. Hats off to you all! This channel just gets better and better. That introduction is superb and just sets the scene each and every-time we get to watch one of your great video's. 👍🇬🇧

[@Drummercommander]

Nineteen years old! She's a badass

[@FISHLIPS62]

Great video my great uncle is buried not far from there. He died in 1916 mate. Al amara is his place of rest. I think there’s a couple of VCs buried there. It’s great what you do. Thanks.

[@woods457]

I took a few pictures of the "Amara" cemetery when i was over there back in 2003-4, i think i got one or two of the VC recipients headstones.. I also remember seeing one or two from the Kent Cyclist Battalion if i remember rightly which i was bemused by..

[@FISHLIPS62]

@@woods457 hi, was due to go and film it. But we (the British) got kicked out. He was in the British Indian army. Artillery driver front of a wagon with him on a horse.

[@modelrailwaynoob]

Two soldiers from my village are buried there too

[@jamesdowling9759]

She’s a true bad ass. Thank you for you service.

[@harrylester2177]

Thank you for your service 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@TheHynzee]

What a Magnificent Woman...God love her....

[@rxmclaren7]

again i will say that i love this channel...for the military stories that would ordinarily be forgotten or never heard of...you Sir, are a true custodian of history! keep the epic content coming...

[@markandrews8437]

My son was there that day and told me about that female combat medic when he came home he said she had the courage of a lion she needed help to get him out due to the weight of his body armour and the position the commander was in so why judge her if you did not see her in action.

[@ColourOfTheGods]

I served with Chuck. Was in the same unit based in Germany at the time, although we did different things on ops. She had some serious issues after coming back, hope she's doing alright - need to reconnect.

[@user-itschad1954]

Total love and respect to a fine young lady. England Expects? She went beyond, way beyond.

[@peterhughes7099]

As always well done my friend. As for Pvt Norris, absolutely outstanding BZ to her and all combat medics who risk their lives to save others.

[@ponz-]

Absolutely amazing and another story that was never told! Keep the videos coming and shine light on those who rightfully deserve it!

[@JackDionne]

Her parents must be so proud!

[@user-itschad1954]

The WHOLE nation is proud.

[@JulianEmdon]

Some say that bearing the surname 'Norris' renders one bulletproof.

[@greggregory4654]

From one Combat Medic to another well done, Private Michellle Norris. It was in 2003 and the MP Company I was assigned to had fired less then 500 rounds. But we, along with all other US forces in country, were ordered to collect all the brass we fired per the REMFs in Baghdad and I assume Rumsfeld and his desk warriors in the Pentagon. Apparently we were wasting too much ammunition in a peace keeping operation where Mission Accomplished had already been declared. I can't imagine how angry the US command would be with soldiers firing over 7000 rounds in one engagement.

[@rickb1973]

Oh, ye British....The Princess of Wales having Her Own Royal Regiment and a bunch of guys riding in Centurion Mk.2's and still calling themselves "Hussars"....You're a quirky people and I love ya.

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

What can we say, we take our history seriously

[@mshatters28]

Regimental names are kept to remind the soldiers of historical actions, keeps them grounded. Makes them feel like part of something, my dad was a grenadier guard and he said once a guardsmen always a guardsmen.

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

@@mshatters28 exactly. It helps foster amongst other things intense esprit du corps, and a drive to not let down the regimental forebears

[@mshatters28]

Check out the regimental stories here on KZbin, shows the Royal Welsh celebrating Rorkes Drift and the Guards Waterloo, like the man said we take history seriously.

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

@@mshatters28 quite right that is a fine example, it makes you fight all the harder. You take a man from the Royal Welsh, he'll have been raised on the tales of the great deeds of his Regiment such as Rorke's Drift throughout the entire of his military career. You think he's going to want to risk letting down those that came before? Disgrace his Regiment and their memory with failure? He'll fight all the harder to live up to it and do them proud

[@theartistformerlyknownaslu3871]

Earned a sub for sure my man! I’ve been binge watching these for a few days now and I have to say I love hearing about these lesser know situations especially in the way you present them.

[@pauldavidhaynes8243]

At 19, at war in Iraq, what an amazing woman.

[@northstar92]

enormous respect for this channel

[@barbarajoseph-adam8337]

Indeed, great content and fantastic presentation!

[@woodybenjam]

Lets hope other channels stop stealing your work and you finally get the views and SUBS you deserve!!!

[@Gunners-zi4ic]

@@arthemy2890 probably referring to all the reaction channels who reupload the videos with limited input

[@tomplayll5713]

People have started stealing his videos and putting them on tiktok as well

[@captainaverage721]

Can't remember the exact name of the channel but the US Marine who fronts his show always gives very obvious and deserved credit to this channel when he uses it and recommends to view and sub

[@woodybenjam]

​@@captainaverage721 He can credit as much as he likes, but its NOT his content to be sharing and earning money from.

[@captainaverage721]

@@woodybenjam I'm afraid thats the way KZbin works and its actually how I found this channel so to me its been a reciprocal relationship between both

[@johnhoward563]

What a wonderfully brave young lady, it makes me proud, and also awe struck when I see this sort of stuff. Bet her mum and dad. Are a bit proud. Thanks John h

[@14KShadow]

I was in the Cadets with this girl. She was a great laugh. Proud to have known her

[@freshfrozen3035]

Hahaha

[@happywombat]

Earning the Military Cross at just 19 is a real big achievement!

[@brianwhetton9621]

Congratulations to a brave young lady and my admiration to all the service folk. thank you for your service and be safe.

[@philipnewby7768]

Massive respect to you Michelle. A very brave young soldier and a credit to the British Army. Also respect to the American pilot.Well done!

[@keirangray902]

Is this Chuck Norris' Granddaughter or something?

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

Well she was nicknamed Chuck rather inevitably

[@carniestyle6454]

Doing the family name proud

[@mayajrj]

No Pvt or Sgt Norris is British, There have been Norris's over here for centuries. Perhaps Chuck Norris's family emigrated? You can look up her getting her medal from the Palace. Fist woman to win the MC. second was also a medic (navy) (Kate Nesbitt) equally brave :) History of the name Norris:) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norris_(surname)

[@rentalcar1712]

Amazing woman glad she’s with us

[@JoshuaC923]

Thanks for sharing acts of bravery that would not be known well

[@zeberdee1972]

Private Norris , 19yrs old . Damn fine Brave Woman , God Bless her :-)

[@unbearifiedbear1885]

Fair play, lass 😘🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦🇭🇲🇳🇿

[@martinbauer2510]

Deep respect for her bravery and service.

[@MrSoundstar]

It's not just men that sacrifice themselves for a greater cause. This brave and incredible woman has my utmost respect.

[@tscott6843]

She is an uncompromising hero. Great video.

[@borisjohnson7553]

Boy I never knew my soldiers were actually doing anything!

[@arashi8876]

Boris himself surprised

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Brush your hair.

[@bigjohn697791]

@@ianmacfarlane1241 haha lol.. Haircut!

[@Schairiebwdifb]

Technically speaking we are the queen’s military as we swore an oath to her.

[@-scgg-gg7938]

thank you for your work

[@bobdinwiddy]

another highly detailed and realistic docu... good work.

[@cycleSCUBA]

Pte. (Now Sgt) Norris M.C., an exemplary soldier and a credit to H.M.Forces. Capt. Chesarek D.F.C. a credit to the U.S.M.C. We owe so much to them and their colleagues. Salute from an ex-Sapper.

[@daniellebcooper7160]

I'm glad we (western society) have people like Michelle Norris on our side. cheers from Australia.

[@DawgBreff]

Angel amongst studs

[@donniemjr75]

That young lady did a damn fine job.

[@Greenhillwoodlands]

There’s so much of this story missing from the video. The QRH search team pinned under fire and having to evacuate literally on top of each other in the back of a Warrior; the REME recovery mechanic who hooked up the disabled warrior under fire who was literally covered in shit (warrior stuck in drainage ditch) and had bullets striking around him; the armoured vehicles receiving multiple RPG hits as they acted as “sandbags” for the infantry on the ground; the closeness of the fight where vehicles getting back to camp had unexploded blast bombs and grenades on their back decks…… As the anniversary of this event comes up next week, I’ll be thinking of everyone who did the extraordinary that day.

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

I like a happy ending.

[@anthonyhicks5312]

Great content as always much respect to all the medics in the field👍

[@nedster63]

Great job by the 847 NAS lynx crew doing the casevac. Semper Fi Will.

[@PattMcCrotch]

This channel is the shizit. thanks so much man!

[@losonsrenoster]

Well done private Norris. We always had the greatest respect for our ops medics.

[@estellemelodimitchell8259]

Holy crap, British forces fired 7,000 rounds in the battle with insurgents. That must have been a pretty intense firefight.

[@yuritarted984]

Man these videos are amazing

[@becky2235]

Thanks so much for making this

[@kc9602]

Adrenaline is a WONDERFUL naturally occurring chemical stimulant!! Great going, girl, you deserve that medal!! And EARNED it.

[@red_orange2971]

When I hear stories like this I'm so tempted to go to the recruiting office and enlist, to bad my country has shit equipment and very small force.

[@SNAFUDOCS]

Amazing story!

[@bryanjohnstone9645]

I think alot of time the work these medics do during operations goes under the carpet. I bet there's 100s of simalier storys during Iraq and Afghanistan

[@mayajrj]

Kate Nesbit Able Seaman, 5 ft zero and 2nd female to win the MC was how I discovered Michelle Norris.

[@painfulorwhat8872]

I was not aware of this. BZ to that medic and my thanks to you for bringing it to our attention.

[@empire-classfirenationbatt2691]

To serve with men and women such as this would be a privilege and an honour. If only we would all be so lucky as to meet them.

[@harry25162136]

Very proud to say I was in the same platoon in basic training at ATR Winchester with her

[@nyareyes9828]

My Respect for the medic.

[@5ch4rn]

That's the calibre of our young people. They're not chavs, they're not snowflakes, they are couragous and noble and caring when the situtaion requires it.

[@ratagris21]

Great video and true courage under fire. Pvt Norris did an excellent job.

[@billsteinberg6842]

Semper Fidelis, badass Michelle! What an incredible soldier.

[@dudeybagz]

Why wasn’t Private Norris given a VC? That’s gallantry of the highest order. Also, I’d love to hear more about female warriors. We often hear about the men, what about the ladies?

[@cecilwilson5442]

Training and planning to work in extremely hostile environments paying of, many stories now have emerged from the conflicts our military personnel are involved in,, big respect to all who serve,, from Northern Ireland ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️

[@millennialwaffen1382]

Much respect to her

[@paul1978g]

I look forward to seeing Combat Arms Channel reacting to this!

[@woodybenjam]

Yeah lets see other channels steal views & subs away from the original creator. There have been lots of react channels taking LFE's work and rinsing it before its got any traction on his own channel. SHameful!

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

@@woodybenjam hey man everything is fully credited and it points more people in this direction. Hardly stealing

[@woodybenjam]

​@@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire if you think that it is OK for another channel to put a video together in minutes, reacting to someone's else hard work and research, that no doubt takes weeks, maybe even months to put together, then you must be smoking something very strong or you are ill. If someone watches a channel reacting to one of LFE videos, then they have no need to come and watch the original. I would hate to think how many views LFE has lost out on due to these react channels. Not only are they taking potential views away, they are also taking away AD revenue and SUBS for future videos. Its no different to stealing. Just because you cant see it and it doesn't affect you, doesn't mean its not. I think its shameful and hope that KZbin puts an end to it.

[@paul1978g]

@@woodybenjam I actually had never heard of this channel until it featured in one of his Reaction videos. Since discovering it, i've subscribed and gone back to watch older videos this channel has. Why? Because i'm not here chasing the latest and greatest like it's some kind of fad. Giving myself a quick fix of the video du jour. I'm here because I have a genuine interest, and although our friend Livith sometimes goofs the names and pronunciations, I respect the effort and value this guy puts out in his content. All because I saw one video in one reaction video. Now, as much as I'd be flattered if you told me I'm some unique creature and that there aren't many people like me who enjoy Military history and want to learn more, I suspect the opposite is true. That I'm nothing special and that with more people seeing more of Combat Arms Channels reactions to this awesome content, MORE people like me who may not know this channel will find a new store of awesome content to get into. Oh and I still watch the reaction video, even if i know what Livith has said (I sent this as a recommendation after watching it here first). Because I respect the man who creates THAT content too, and I want to know what he has to say.

[@woodybenjam]

@@paul1978g Its a shame you didn't find this channel first. You would have been putting a small amount of money into future videos from the creator of this channel, rather than someone else's, who earns money from other peoples work.

[@youtubeis...]

They could have just burned it but You really don’t want the enemy to have a trophy like that vehicle to show on the media

[@MyH3ntaiGirl]

Like look at the American, they didn't hesitate to blew up their Abram let alone an IFV

[@abram3265]

This was suggested on that day higher command wouldn’t give the go ahead there was a chally ready to deny it with 120mm

[@Greenhillwoodlands]

@@abram3265 that was me! 😉

[@abram3265]

@@Greenhillwoodlandssmall world eh 🤷‍♂️

[@charleshutton84]

Incredible story

[@louhodo5761]

Nothing but respect to Pvt. Norris... Granted she is a Norris and it goes to show that not only Chuck Norris is a badass! But I have yet to have met a medic who didn't risk everything to save someone else, they are true heroes. Both on and off the battlefield.

[@No1sonuk]

Her nickname is "Chuck"...

[@catlee8064]

2004, providing escorts to Land rover ambulances in Basrah...Taking fire, we got into hard cover and returned it....one of our guys had gotten split up from us and was on his own the other side of the road, got to have been 25 m wide, he gets hit in the arse and starts shouting over the PRR hes been hit....A SGT calls for covering fire, stands up, runs across, picks this guy (with all his kit) throws him over his shoulder, runs back, dumps him in the ambo....then just got back to working the contact. Didnt even mention it to anyone in the AAR.

[@nicksmth33]

back again and you did not disappoint, Ypu are the best

[@thusharikabotheju5655]

wow you find many new things

[@Republic3D]

What a brave woman. Impressive. I hope the man she saved is also doing good.