Into the story of Robert's Ridge

Graphical video representation of real events involving Air Force Tech. Sgt. John A. Chapman, Medal of Honor recipient

[@georgecoull1883]

Chapman did what every man hopes they would do in his situation. I'm glad the Air Force is getting the recognition they deserve

[@TheWartHawg]

What a badass. The navy did him a disservice, first by leaving him to die in a one man war against a better equipped and numerically superior enemy, then by interfering with his being awarded the CMH only after the SEAL team leader had his. For running and leaving a man behind. Reference: this piece of shit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHvJh5mCgL2Erck The way he tells it does not jibe with the actual footage. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaCufp2KpsmHj9E

[@johnathonmullis4234]

They got there asses kicked off the mountain and left Chapman behind in their haste to retreat. Chapman gets killed as a result and the guy who retreated is awarded a MOH. Crazy turn of events considering it was all on video. Every month when he cashes the MOH check I hope he remembers running away and leaving Chapman to die.

[@kevinpelley48]

You assholes don't even know what your talking about

[@TheWartHawg]

@@kevinpelley48 Ah look everybody. We have a mental midget who has joined us, who believes the ridiculous TV version of what the Navy SEALs are. Hi Kevin. Thank you for sharing your idiotic opinion. Cuck.

[@markgraham6928]

@@johnathonmullis4234 are you being fair? did you watch the film? chapman left the stack and got out in front of the seals. he is to call in air strikes and comms, he isn't a shooter , team leader or breacher. now granted, he has more guts than most but that got him in a position he wasn't supposed to be in and his actions threatened the team and mission. obviously, he didn't mean to but now knowing what happened to the helicopter before his and after his it seems the seals did the right thing. sorry

[@dukecraig2402]

​@@markgraham6928 The Seals doing the right thing includes trying to block the citation for Chapman's MOH? The Navy looks at the Seals as if it's a brand name, and like any other corporation they'll do whatever they have to do to protect that brand name and it's image.

[@tfred2129]

Till VALHALLA brother.

[@skywizard3148]

An incredible story, and even more incredible individual! Being the best version of yourself, in the worst situation. No human can do more than that. Peace

[@GATOR_MCLUSKY]

and we know sgt chapman has a radio im sure someone heard him calling out, everyone who had a effort discrediting this man for a agenda should be outed

[@123andme]

Bravery comes from men from all services. USAF is no exception. Even a crewchief would have helped him.

[@mrejpeguero]

It took 15 years to give him the medal of honor due to team 6 not being honest of the situation.

[@UAPReportingCenter]

The man who deserves all the recognition and glory in the world. Instead liar Marcus Lutrell got it for a total fiction story of his “heroics “