7 Badass Warriors Who Stood Alone Against entire Armies

[@IndexSe7en]

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[@KowboyUSA]

The Berserker who held the bridge at the Battle of Stamford Bridge until a spearman finally snuck under the bridge and fell him.

[@n.k.s8000]

u forgot to mention the greatest of all Jaswant Singh Rawat an Indian army rifleman who fought Chinese arm and killed 300+ men single handedly,till he was captured and decapitated...and to honor his bravery even Chinese army gifted India his head that they took away with them and a bronze statue... research on Indian Army and u'll find tonnes of stories way better than these ✌💯

[@zarzankhan7237]

Tell the indians to make it realistic. Maybe 30 , but 300 is a bit comical. This is spoked to be war not bollywood.

[@KhoaTran-uw5ry]

IndexSe7en How about Zhang Liao at the Battle of He Fei? You including Zhang Fei who only stood there and roared out at the enemy, but I'm talking about the guy who single handedly carved his way through an army of 100,000s to save his men and then alone carved out a path back to safety for his men. Along the way, he at least hacked down a dozen or so of the enemy generals and nearly made his way to the enemy main camp!

[@stgeorge6947]

Khoa Tran u been playing dynasty warriors to much. What about Zhou Yun and lei beis baby

[@bluehavencd]

2 Americans, 1 German, 1 Aztec, 1 French Canadian, 1 Greek Man, and 1 Chinese Man.......truly a melting pot of badassness.

[@TroyMclore]

bluehavencd Absolument !

[@eurasianbrother1710]

One Canadian Ya mean and that Canadian gotta be top he took an entire town of Germans in one night

[@grantameele421]

Another person could be the Russian soldier who ordered an air strike on his location instead of surrendering to Isis.

[@graehame1]

Congrats for including a guy like Fritz Christen. Not many KZbinrs would have had the guts to include an SS guy who fought on behalf of Hitler's Nazis, no matter WHAT his level of individual accomplishment. My hat is off to you, with all sincere respect.

[@Jarlemoore1]

He did put up a hell of a fight.

[@annmitchell4663]

Graehame Thorne Bravery is bravery..from whichever side.

[@shanecurrie76]

Now that Desmond doss is a real true hero god bless him

[@jceepf]

Major and 18 French Canadians from Quebec City 22nd regiment also killed about 4-5000 Chinese holding a hill by themselves. That guy was a living Rambo. He died unknown in Canada, unknown in his native Quebec. It is an absolute shame.

[@perciblejames268]

Hello from Alberta.

[@Jarlemoore1]

Well when the Chinese came in human waves like they did it wouldn't have been hard to do with machineguns, there were American positions which had those kinds of numbers as well.

[@Raul-wd1jb]

@@Jarlemoore1 Leo stood his ground tho but respect to all those legends

[@Raul-wd1jb]

@@Jarlemoore1 The Fighting Filipinos we’re outnumbered 10 to 1 they were a fighting force more powerful than the Americans mate

[@Jerry-yr1en]

@@Jarlemoore1 Leo Major fought the armada with only a few soldiers

[@jonmce1]

Regarding Leo Major this only part of his record. The day after D day he took out an armoured German command vehicle capturing a number of secret codes by himself. Not long after that he got into a fight with an SS patrol of 8 killing half but lost his eye in the fight. Although he could have been sent home he insisted on continuing. Later in Holland he captured about 90 German soldier in one swoop. He was severely injured when a Bren gun carrier he was on hit a mine but insisted on going on. In the Dutch town mentioned he captured about 90 more soldiers, set the Gestapo head quarters on fire, broke into the overall command headquarters killing half the Germans there. He volunteered for the Korean war. When the Americans from the top and the Canadians from the side of a hill called little Gibraltar were forced out under a Chinese two division assault he lead a scout team into the centre of the Chinese position and opened fire. The Chinese retreated because they could not see their attackers who where in the middle of their position. The Chinese regrouped and put in a division assault, Major was ordered to withdraw but refused and asked for artillery support that eventually lead the Chinese to retreat.

[@milkharder3239]

You forgot to say that for Hill 355 he madded what a marine corp of 14 000 man cant do

[@CyrusdVulture]

@@milkharder3239 He and his men were outnumbered 700 to 1 and managed a successful hold for THREE DAYS. He called mortar fire down literal inches from his position in order to fend off the Chinese.

[@milkharder3239]

Ember Storm i know and he and is man had only 1 wounded who got transported by Léo major on his back

[@jean-rochdion4898]

18 mans + him for 8 days off and a bottle of rhum!! Come back home...never told all the story to is wife! Only at the day that the town of Zwolle celebrate Léo that is wife ear about the story! I had the honnor to drink and eat with him 15 years ago in traditionnal troops diner before Christmas holydays in my unit! What old funny bastard!! R22R je me souviens👊 Ps: thanks to put all the story for the most badass soldiers!

[@Kaneisback2]

Think the Brit para in operation market garden who took out 6 tiger tanks with a PiAt and later fired a mortar from the Hip, deserves a mention :P Major Robert Cain, shot over 20 times, his face black and burnt, his legs bare from the amount of explosions he was near, his ear drum running down his face and his sight nearly gone from a close explosion... fought on for 3 more days. - Look him up. the most deserved VC ever. (the hardest to earn military award in the world).

[@bazjones7349]

Kurtis Oxley jeremy clarkson,s ex father in law

[@SKY-jv9ue]

WOW! No matter what group of people they belonged to, all these modern and old warriors are OUR heroes! Thanks for posting this interesting film!!!!!!

[@nomazjem2024]

Jaswant Singh Rawat (19 August 1941 - 17 November 1962) was an Indian rifleman soldier of 4 Garhwal Rifles The exemplary bravery shown by Jaswant Rawat was honored by building a memorial at the post where he fought the Chinese army. The post which he held against the Chinese Army was named as Jaswant Garh.Another honor bestowed upon him is that he continues in the service even after death, he has been awarded promotions as if he is still serving the Nation. The orders for the 4 Garhwal rifles were to retreat from their position but Rifleman Jaswant Singh, remained at his post and repulsed Chinese troops for three days from overrunning the post. The local story goes that he was assisted by two Monpa girls named Sela and Nura some others say that the village lady was Boom la. They had put guns at various places in such a manner that the Chinese were made to believe that the post had many soldiers. But the Chinese got hold of the man who was supplying rations to Jaswant Singh Rawat and it became known to them that only one man was guarding the post. The infuriated Chinese attacked with full force. Sela was killed in a grenade blast, Nura was captured and Jaswant Singh Rawat killed by a head shot. According to the legend he killed more than 150 Chinese Soldiers in the battle and the Chinese were so angry with him that they cut off his head back to China. After the ceasefire impressed by the soldier’s bravery, the Chinese returned the head along with a brass bust of Jaswant Singh.

[@utkarshadhikari5525]

Anom Jempen I was trying to find his name in section

[@harshithg.c.502]

Anom Jempen They should have added Rifelmen Jaswant Singh Rawat

[@joeclayton2121]

one thing about the chinese, they respect courage and bravery

[@WassaMatterU]

I think it's great that you included Desmond Doss in your list - considering he had no interest in killing. He did an amazing thing and was incredibly brave - also managed to save the lives of two Japanese soldiers, I believe. Very brave.

[@BenDover-hw4xt]

Desmond Doss, whether you agree with his semantics or not, was a miracle of divine proportions. His example, if followed, would end war. Wish there were more real men like him to stand up to the tyrants of battle and the war mongers of commerce.

[@KineticalKreations]

*_ANY_* man or woman that takes up arms and puts their lives at risk serving for their country are "Badass Soldiers" to me. But .... Very Awesome Vid.

[@Jarlemoore1]

But Desmond Doss was the most badass of all because never carried a weapon.

[@woden20]

Unless your country is run by lying two faced psychopathic pedo's. Then you become a Pedo enabler.

[@Raul-wd1jb]

@@woden20 Who are u talking about

[@GermanHockey]

I don't get why people don't also mention that Desmond Doss also served in Guam and Leyte Gulf in 1944, not just in Okinawa in 1945.

[@tomcarr7099]

The lone Viking warrior, who held up an Anglo Saxon army of 5000 men for nearly an hour deserves mention. Holding Stamford Bridge , in 1066, he slew more than 40 men and wounded many more. He was finally killed after a man floated underneath him and stuck a spear in his family jewels. Anglo Saxons and Vikings both agreed he only had 1 weak spot

[@fumblerooskie]

Heroes all. Thank you for this.

[@qaz120120]

4:28 Not a million medals could define Fritz Christen!

[@roadrodent1952]

Agreed.

[@roadrodent1952]

Really, not an number of metals could do justice to ANY of these guys.

[@ratagris21]

These warriors are eternal and part of history. Too bad we don't hear much about their heroic acts of selflessness, and accomplishments unless you're a historian or enjoy history. Excellent video.

[@CENTURION-xs6ky]

What a surprisingly inspired choice, very nicely done. Thank you, I love learning something new.

[@calebtimes453]

Last guy is an absolute boss

[@jean-lucgagnon1947]

nice to see leo major he is from the same territory then me province of quebec in canada but he make more then the litle story writed

[@seekerotruth4963]

Jean-luc Gagnon The only time I saw Quebec was in Just for laugh gags :D

[@Raul-wd1jb]

Leo Major is a real life John Rambo

[@ThePainterr]

The Yugoslavian capital Belgrade was taken without a shot being fired on April 12, 1941 - much earlier than the high command had anticipated - by a handful of troops low on ammunition and high on morale, led by a man who was not afraid to seize an opportunity when he saw it. The highly unorthodox assault was a product of the military judgment, audacious courage of Waffen SS Captain Fritz Klingenberg. A 26-year-old graduate of the Bad Tölz officers academy, Klingenberg had gained a reputation as a hero of sorts during the French campaign. Klingenberg’s direction of artillery during a battle was unique and impressive. Once, during the French campaign, he even called deadly 88mm fire down on his own position to rout an enemy counterattack. That action allowed the entire German column to press forward, taking advantage of confusion among the French. During another engagement, he called Junkers Ju-87 Stuka dive bombers down on his position to stop the enemy from retreating, which resulted in the capture of 55 prisoners. For that action, he was awarded the Iron Cross First Class. Klingenberg never boasted of his accomplishments. When later asked by students at Bad Tölz SS Oficer academy how he had captured the capital of a country, he simply said, ‘I was not too preoccupied at the time, and found something to do.’ Earns my respect for saving such a beautiful city and its inhabitants death and destruction........

[@somerandomguyfromthebeyond1821]

3:31 just a quick correction, at the time of the Aztec empire Mexico City did not exist, instead the city was called Tenochtitlan, in fact Mexico City will not come into existence until the Spanish arrived

[@thewarpig4048]

He said city of mexico for all the idiots who don't know that the Aztecs lived in mexico.

[@fatsocurrywurst3139]

Sexy Poah`shitty ????

[@QuestionableAdviser_]

Thank you some random guy from the beyond for correcting!

[@johnknoefler]

I grew up Seventh Day Adventist and I can vouch for Desmond Doss who was well known.

[@yankiankit1]

this is some really awesome editing, can i anyone tell me which software is he using?

[@jesssaulnier7053]

I watched hacksaw ridge it was one of the best movies I have ever seen

[@greekshadow7362]

Manolis Bikakis killed over 40 turkish troops and destroyed 6 tanks on his own

[@defenceandtechnology4198]

and also his furts was burn the turkish soldiers

[@tylnakcy]

Greek Shadow7 ödlek rumlar :)

[@seljukmapper2319]

Greek Shadow7 also our troops did but nobody knows what our troops did..... more than a nightmare

[@tayfuntarhan4768]

fuck your lie :)

[@tayfuntarhan4768]

you make out from your ass :)

[@boutcha1]

Desmond Doss saves 75 men while unarmed in the middle of battle. I guess it is safe to assume he had the help of a "Higher Power."

[@teitr28]

Why isn't Simo Häyhä in this? He killed over 500 Soviet soldiers - single handedly - during the winter war

[@tyroneemail]

because he never halted the soviet army. thus is falls outside the scope of the video. May as well include francis pegawamamboe in that

[@trapace6292]

Yes

[@randizo9107]

Desmond Doss didn't halt the japanese army either, only saved soldiers.

[@xtrjackson624]

Sumo just killed them one by one

[@nickleback3695]

He was a bit overrated. It's rather easy to shoot men weighed down in snow and in mostly open terrain. His kill count was still amazing, but he was in a sniper's paradise.

[@moviestar0073]

Every like means respect for the Fallen Soldiers

[@justhuman1893]

There have been brave men and woman that have fought and out numbered and died saving hundreds of lives that no one was there to see many are known as many are not !I say thank you for giving your life to save others! I just wish we had no more wars for the rich to get richer and take what is not there's, for , Life, freedom, and the chance to live happy lives not knowing the loss in battle, of loosing son's and daughter's ,father's and mother's .TO ALL THANK YOU !

[@hiuer1945]

When all your teammates leave the game and you realize that you're smurfing.

[@DarKKnightt07]

This inspires me to never give up.

[@Itsallgood9000]

Video games weren't even fathomed yet, the second guy goes Gta 5 like a boss to liberate a town.

[@melissarpotter12]

Note to self do not make Leo major angry

[@mauriciocastro7124]

The soviets did Nazi that coming

[@riperr384]

Completely original

[@seekerotruth4963]

RiperrSB You seriously think that writing something "original" is so easy these days?

[@smekeraujohn504]

those heroes should be inspiring for all of as, its a lesson that everyone could be a hero, all you have to do is to have some courage and a bit of luck, i mean a guardian angel to succeed. The world and every nation needs heroes, it will make us better. Fantastic video

[@alexanderson3847]

not all heros wear capes.

[@sacredappleseed]

Well done I liked it Thank you and many BlesSings.

[@SanktLasse]

run Desmond, run!

[@xtrjackson624]

I knew that Desmond Doss would be #1!!!

[@Dan-pf1jf]

The Honorable Desmond Doss Saved 75 men not even trying to fire back at the enemy Cheers To you

[@jedidragonking5070]

Is the music (Sword of the Gods) available anywhere on KZbin?

[@ggtoine8074]

Thank for putting Leo major

[@pillager6190]

Glad to see a wide cross hatch. Bravery and amazing feats are found in most militaries of the world

[@RawrJrRoar]

inspire me to do solo kill in online gameplay, who need coward teammate anyway

[@charlienavarr6466]

Good video guys! You may want to got through and proof-read the spelling on a few slides, but, coming from a U.S. Army veteran, it was a real good video

[@bigb4696]

Anonymous V fuck off no you're not

[@charlienavarr6466]

Brendan Campbell Talk to me when you've got the balls to sign the line and enlist yourself you cowardly little piss ant.

[@WlDoWMaK3R]

When you mentioned Tanks, the picture was always of a different nation than the tank named.

[@DitchBankBandits]

Awesome video! It's nice to see examples from Mexico and China.

[@gargk999]

Though not strictly alone, I think Sgt. Talaiasi Labalaba of the SAS deserves a mention. At the Battle of Mirbat in Oman, 1972, he operated a British 25lb artillery piece single handed - a task normally handled by 4-6 men! His solo action distracted the attackers from the rest of his section, buying valuable time until air support eventually arrived.

[@bryankelly335]

I love your videos , always very interesting stuff ..!

[@hilmizamin8831]

Bryan Kelly oye

[@steyrproof]

The Magnificent Seven.

[@femboyskeleton9150]

steyr proof terminator they forgot about him

[@jared1187]

xD GREAT COMMENT

[@bobsullivan5714]

Chuck Norris, on any Monday morning, before breakfast........

[@christianjohnyusi1732]

Good thing good ol Doss made it, he even has a movie.

[@OperativeDonut]

Dessmond Doss is an amazing.hero he inspires me to do things I couldn't do before, GodBless this man and GodBless the wonderful people reading this.

[@brad3]

and GodBless you too

[@darkflakes5131]

r h you can just go to hell.. the gates of hell is wide open for you.

[@jackbassett9365]

Not to take anything at all away from these men I would like to see something along these lines include Smoky Smith of Canada earning his Victoria Cross in the Italian Campaign of WWI I.

[@gabriel300010]

the dudes making these videos are sure good at their jobs

[@halheywood3910]

great tribute to these guys

[@_Nohan_]

Actually the last guy was the main character in the movie Hacksaw Ridge

[@oskarifps]

what about Simo Hayaha the Finnish Sniper who killed 500 soviet soldiers on his own with no support during the Winter War in WW2?

[@arcticgrayling105]

Major was the only Allied soldier to be awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal in both WW2 and Korea.

[@TroyMclore]

SoundHound don't find the music...it's verry good...what it is?

[@jona5678]

2:15 battlefield 1 in nutshell

[@seekerotruth4963]

Jona Persic XD

[@Ghostwatchertim-_-]

Fuck yeah another one if these videos. Keep them coming brother.

[@mcallahan9060]

Audie Murphy 26 January 1945, near Holtzwihr, France, commanded Company B, which was attacked by six tanks and waves of infantry. Lieutenant Murphy ordered his men to withdraw to a prepared position in a woods while he remained forward at his command post and continued to give fire directions to the artillery by telephone. Behind him to his right one of our tank destroyers received a direct hit and began to burn. It's crew withdrew to the woods. Lieutenant Murphy continued to direct artillery fire which killed large numbers of the advancing enemy infantry. With the enemy tanks abreast of his position, Lieutenant Murphy climbed on the burning tank destroyer which was in danger of blowing up any instant and employed its .50 caliber machine gun against the enemy. He was alone and exposed to the German fire from three sides, but his deadly fire killed dozens of Germans and caused their infantry attack to waver. the enemy tanks, losing infantry support, began to fall back. For an hour the Germans tried every available weapon to eliminated Lieutenant Murphy, but he continued to hold his position and wiped out a squad which was trying to creep up unnoticed on his right flank. Germans reached as close as 10 yards only to be mowed down by his fire. He received a leg wound but ignored it and continued the single-handed fight until his ammunition was exhausted. He then made his way to his company, refused medical attention, and organized the company in a counterattack which forced the Germans to withdraw. His directing of artillery fire wiped out many of the enemy; he personally killed or wounded about 50. Lieutenant Murphy's indomitable courage and his refusal to give an inch of ground saved his company from possible encirclement and destruction and enabled it to hold the woods which had been the enemy's objective.

[@atheletebyheart]

Leo major also captured 94 German soldiers before , he should be top in the list

[@tonyharness6317]

You forgot a couple. Alvin C. York of world war 1 and Audi Murphey of WW2

[@dqreps]

*And people say the likes of Rambo, Commando, Delta Force and other fictional one man armies could never really happen. But they have.*

[@1958debs]

Not to mention the dentist turned super soldier or Audy Murphy.

[@luizbiel2317]

2nd: just imagine you being a normal soldier, middle of the night, then you hear someone constantly screaming angrily, coming towards you double wielding heavy machine guns, then suddenly 7 grenades get in from the window and all you can hear is bullet sounds, yeah, that would be terrifying

[@ConstitutionalHero]

Audie Murphy should have been in this list

[@unknowng1131]

Thank you for your service to all the devil dogs an army to every one who servied

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

No, Doss wasn't alone - he don't belong on this list! And if you're going to mention "historical" figures anyway, then why not include the unnamed Norseman who as the story goes, at the Battle of Stamford Bridge, single handedly, armed with a Dane Axe held back a "English"(Norman) army, cutting down 40 soldiers before being mortally wounded by a spearman who floated under the bridge in a barrel???

[@trapace6292]

Doss was alone Sherlock... Lol yeah okay there was men he carries and dragged that shot their guns at enemy soldiers but still no other soldier did something remarkable no one else could do ON HIS OWN.

[@subvet6424]

@GorillaGuerilla Actually it WAS an English (Anglo-Saxon) army (Housecarls along with the Fyrd) commanded by Harold II. Stamford Bridge happened before Hastings where the English were defeated by the Normans under William the Conqueror, also known as William the Bastard.

[@mybad.7164]

GorillaGuerilla yeah the german was a fake

[@wartorngaming1037]

Léo Major AKA Rambos grandad

[@tartagliathewigsplitter3880]

britsh rambo

[@gijoe5372]

Canadian you idiot

[@ryandito2746]

You forgot about Audie Murphy that dude was more savage and bad ass than all of these people. :(

[@mixmusicandlyrics731]

wow these video touch my heart.👍👍

[@djf2451]

ב״ה they forgot audie murphy שלום עליכם

[@fotppd1475]

i expected to see zhang fei on the video. he was an excent warrior a good man and of course a man that knew no fear.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

Correction Gene Cooper played Alvin in the movie. He took out 36 machine gun nest and captured 131 men and killed around 25 Germans before they surrendered.

[@bynturong]

Merci Léo.

[@stuartgarfatth1448]

At 6:04, the nine two-seater single engine aeroplanes shown are Australian designed and built Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (CAC) 'Wirraway' ('Challenge' in Native Australian Aboriginal language), training/General Purpose machines. In service with the Royal Australian Air Force, (RAAF), and Royal Australian Navy, (RAN), from 1939 to 1946, it was used as the above, and in New Guinea as a light bombing/artillery spotter, reconnaissance aircraft. A Wirraway piloted by Geoffrey Archer, shot down a Japanese A6m 'Zero', the only instance of this happening with a Wirraway.

[@soundknight]

The US one want that amazing

[@mukundthorat5672]

Jaswant Singh Garhwal is worth mentioning here ..single handed killed 150 and held his post for 3 days.

[@yourhandlehere1]

Sounds like Halo or COD etc. One guy does all the work. But really, those are some badass folks

[@belianthir]

Aníbal Milhais, probably no one heard of him, but if falls in the same category.. Even i, from the same country as him, just heard of his exploits cause I'm an history geek. "He found himself in the midst of the battle, (World War I) in the field of Isberg, covering the withdrawal of Portuguese and Scots soldiers. Within a few hours, 1,938 men had been killed, 5,198 wounded and about 7,000 taken prisoner. Milhais was in charge of a Lewis gun on April 9, 1918. During Operation Georgette, when the German Army attacked his division, Milhais laid down intensive fire against assaults by two German regiments, causing many German casualties. He managed to cover the retreat of Portuguese and Scots alike, despite coming under heavy attack himself. He fired in all directions and stayed at his post until he ran out of ammunition. Finally, the Germans decided to go around his position, and Milhais found himself alone in the rear of the enemy lines for three days. On the third day, Milhais, still carrying his Lewis gun, rescued a Scottish major from a swamp, and the two reached Allied lines. Milhais was warmly welcomed, but being a modest man he did not say anything about his experiences. However, the officer he had helped reported his actions to the British headquarters and several other testimonies also made his deeds known. A few months later, Milhais once again held back a German assault single-handed with his Lewis gun, allowing a Belgian unit to retreat safely to a secondary trench without casualties. Both the British observers present in the scene and the Belgian commander included his action in their reports. Milhais was awarded the highest Portuguese distinction - the Order of the Tower and Sword - and the French Légion d'Honneur, delivered on the battlefield before 15,000 Allied soldiers."

[@freakyflow]

Canadian soldier in the 3rd army just after making it off the beach of Normandy and into town where fighting has stopped and the Germans are falling back for a counter-defence A frenchmen slowly walk passed the Canadians and whispered in French " 3 Germans and Machine gun in bush ahead" and never stops walking. Out of the Bunch of troops only 1 spoke French The Canadians flank the bush and threw granades into the bush killing the men and finding a Heavy machine gun, 1 radio, and binoculars The French Canadian seen that these German men were radioing info to tanks and the group were able to pin point some of the German tanks ahead which were blown up later The Canadians were the first ones to finsh all of the objectives at normandy The 1 French Canadian that saved the lives of his group was honored for it He also was able to see the home of His great grandfather as it still beared His last name on the top of the door He also knew that His family far far back fought along side the first norman king william the 1st As he left Normandy to fight England and his brother Harold ....Thank you grandfather for your blood sweat and tears.

[@ytngillz2091]

Richthofen?White death? Those guys were badass af

[@fincinhalwende3176]

Audie Murphy should be on this list as well

[@robertkneaul8048]

Fincin Halwende and Sgt York

[@WatDaMattaForYou]

Great music!

[@TheSanco26]

The last 25sec where the best!!

[@Jarlemoore1]

Anyone think Majors was a little pissed off when he went berserk on the Germans in that town.

[@andrewjohnson4495]

What if these people combined and had their own military force that would be formidable

[@jayw7365]

I would have thought they would have included Addie Murphy or Sargent York....right???

[@ghostkennington7661]

and we give gold medals to fools the can run the fastest in a straight line? ??

[@zarzankhan7237]

You forgot the legendary Colonel Malik, who fought the battle of 'Hilli' in East Pakistan, 1971. He along with his 200 company of men held back an entire Indian Brigade of 5,000 men for 10 days, thereby delaying the indians and defeating their objectives. In the end, the indians gave up and by passed him for other towns. After the war, General Manikshaw recommended Pakistan high command to award him for his tactical and ferocious bravery. Indian army sent an investigation team to learn how company held back a brigade.

[@Hunter-gp7yy]

Zhang Fei is a semi-fictional character. He was a leading character in the Chinese historical novel 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms' just so you guys know :)

[@ManelvisSoares]

god bless these heros..

[@timstrickland8774]

Audie Murphy is the quintessential bad ass

[@VincentdeBarnby]

"THEN out spake brave Horatius, The Captain of the Gate, 'To every man upon this earth, Death cometh soon or late. And how can man die better, Than facing fearful odds, For the ashes of his fathers, And the temples of his Gods'"

[@steveford5763]

No mention of Audie Murphy, gee who was he ?

[@Feavellen225]

No mention of Daniel Daly a United States Marine who was awarded the Medal of Honor twice.