This Movie Broke and Fixed Me ✧ Military Member's First Time Watching Hacksaw Ridge

[@quiett6191]

Desmond's real exploits were even crazier in real life. The film makers had to tone down what he did cause they thought audiences would find it too unbelievable.

[@r.e.tucker3223]

Literally true.

[@briangreen9677]

You might want to scope out another Mel Gibson film, "We Were Soldiers" from the Vietnam era. It goes into even more detail about the families back home.

[@scotdelaney6955]

We were soldiers and Letters from Iwo Jima are two great movies that give you a glimpse of both sides in war. We were soldiers takes place in Vietnam War an Letters takes place in WW2 pacific.

[@alexanderriley2979]

One thing that has always impressed me about you, Eralia, is your humanity. It would be easier to go cold, distant and uncaring. But you're bravely out there, feeling, despite the jerks and the know-it-alls. You're something special, I'm glad you're here, I deeply respect that you're putting yourself between home and harm (even if it wasn't your idea), and I'm grateful for your service. Keep shining and sharing.

[@bigguy1164]

If you want to see from the Japanese perspective, Clint Eastwood released a fantastic two part series set around the Battle of Iwo Jima - Flags of of Father, which covers the American side, then Letters from Iwo Jima which covers the Japanese side of the conflict.

[@cayminlast]

Thank you for your service. I was conscripted in 1976 and served in the Angolan Bush War and discharged in 1988. This movie always gets me, my grandfathers served in WW1 and most of the men in my family served in WW2.

[@m_v__m_v]

Definitely need to react to Band of Brothers. Another true story with interviews of the real soldiers.

[@richardvarnish8506]

'War, what is it good for...absolutely nothing', lyrics of the chorus of the 1970 single titled 'War', recorded by Motown soul singer Edwin Starr. Number One on charts for 3 weeks, but got much radio airplay. Viet Nam war was beginning to finally wind down.

[@TitoQuintana1]

As someone who was in the Army myself, I thank you for serving. I suspect we may not share a lot of the same views; I do know you're a good soldier. You hate war, you hate destruction. Only true soldiers hate war and killing, because they have to go fight it.

[@falloutrains2641]

It is said that Mr. Doss saved even more people than the ones portrayed by the movie. Mel Gibson said that they had to tune it down because people might think it wasn't real.

[@mikealvarez2322]

The Battle of Hacksaw Ridge was extremely bloody. Mel Gibson did a pretty good job showing how violent that battle actually was. The Battle for Okinawa led to the deaths of 12,000 American soldiers and sailors. Of that 12,000 KIAs, 5,000 were from the Navy. That leaves 7,000 KIAs on the island portion of the battle. 2,500 men died on Hacksaw Ridge. That means that the Battle of Hacksaw Ridge accounted for 36% of all deaths on Okinawa. What made the battle so costly? 1. The Maeda Escarpment, Hacksaw, had been turned into an underground battleship according to the men that fought there. 2. The Japanese employed a Reverse Slope defense or a defense in depth. The purpose of this type of defense is to inflict as many casualties as possible. 3. Much of the fighting in the Pacific was hand to hand. 4. The Japanese did not follow the rules of war set by the Geneva Convention of 1929. It was a war crime to kill any medical personnel. Finally, it was a war crime to fake surrender then attack your enemy.

[@jonathanimler9745]

As many times as I’ve seen this movie it still draws tears from me. Such a beautiful story of sacrifice and love for one’s fellow man… in the midst of a chaotic world. Truly inspiring!

[@alexlim864]

It's instructive, for me, to watch the reactions of military or ex-military members to war movies. Your reactions and insights are far more different from those who never served. Great reaction, and thank you for your service. Stay safe.

[@scottdarden3091]

You simply must research Desmond Doss!!! In Guam, Leyte, Okinawa and along with General MacArthur's return to the Philippines.

[@JoeBLOWFHB]

There is one thing the movie got wrong the men under Desmond's care already knew he wasn't a coward as he had already been awarded two Bronze stars with "V" device for valor under fire months before Hacksaw. He also did a lot of stuff not shown in the movie but listed in his MoH citation. The movie makes it seem he was only there a few days but look at the timeline in his MoH cite. Desmond Doss Medal of Honor citation - "He was a company aidman when the 1st Battalion assaulted a jagged escarpment 400 feet high. As our troops gained the summit, a heavy concentration of artillery, mortar, and machine-gun fire crashed into them, inflicting approximately 75 casualties and driving the others back. Pfc. Doss refused to seek cover and remained in the fire-swept area with the many stricken, carrying them one by one to the edge of the escarpment and there lowering them on a rope-supported litter down the face of a cliff to friendly hands. On 2 May, he exposed himself to heavy rifle and mortar fire in rescuing a wounded man 200 yards forward of the lines on the same escarpment; and two days later he treated four men who had been cut down while assaulting a strongly defended cave, advancing through a shower of grenades to within eight yards of enemy forces in a cave's mouth, where he dressed his comrades' wounds before making four separate trips under fire to evacuate them to safety. On 5 May, he unhesitatingly braved enemy shelling and small-arms fire to assist an artillery officer. He applied bandages, moved his patient to a spot that offered protection from small-arms fire, and, while artillery and mortar shells fell close by, painstakingly administered plasma. Later that day, when an American was severely wounded by fire from a cave, Pfc. Doss crawled to him where he had fallen 25 feet from the enemy position, rendered aid, and carried him 100 yards to safety while continually exposed to enemy fire. On 21 May, in a night attack on high ground near Shuri, he remained in exposed territory while the rest of his company took cover, fearlessly risking the chance that he would be mistaken for an infiltrating Japanese and giving aid to the injured until he was himself seriously wounded in the legs by the explosion of a grenade. Rather than call another aidman from cover, he cared for his own injuries and waited five hours before litter bearers reached him and started carrying him to cover. The trio was caught in an enemy tank attack and Pfc. Doss, seeing a more critically wounded man nearby, crawled off the litter and directed the bearers to give their first attention to the other man. Awaiting the litter bearers' return, he was again struck, this time suffering a compound fracture of one arm. With magnificent fortitude he bound a rifle stock to his shattered arm as a splint and then crawled 300 yards over rough terrain to the aid station. Through his outstanding bravery and unflinching determination in the face of desperately dangerous conditions Pfc. Doss saved the lives of many soldiers. His name became a symbol throughout the 77th Infantry Division for outstanding gallantry far above and beyond the call of duty.” Look up "Desmond Doss This is Your Life" here on YT to meet Desmond his family and some of the men he saved. Above all you get to see how truly humble he was.

[@chuckhilleshiem6596]

I am a combat vet ( Vietnam ) I think it's fantastic to have one of our own reacting . First thanks for your service no matter what your MOS is you raised your right hand and that's all I need to know. to be honest I have had some hard times for years but since I found you things are getting better for me. Thank you for this and may God bless the rest of your life. Oh if you haven't yet could you please react to ( We were soldiers )

[@mostvaluableproduction]

First of all, honestly, thank you for your service. I personally was deployed several times during Desert Shield, Southern Watch, and Enduring Freedom, so I would have words for anyone questioning your situation due to your bedsheets or whatever. This was also a great reaction to the story a real life superhero and whose deeds even surpassed what was shown on film.

[@jackmeowmeowmeow2177]

You really need to check out Hamburger Hill, a truly great war film that depicts the personal expense on the soldier. Very gritty and heavy and gives new appreciation for soldiers. It is about a group of soldiers in a company tasked with taking a hill in vietnam that was fought over for days, just to leave it a short while later.

[@williambranch4283]

Letters From Iwo Jima covers the hopeless hell of being a Japanese soldier. The only thing worse than winning a war is losing one.

[@cmbtking]

Yeah second this one. Great movie.

[@johnpearce5168]

One of the reasons why I like your channel so much is because you're a veteran and you know the military jargon that they use in military films... You really need to watch these other war films that are all true stories. The first one is Lori. Second one pursuit of Honor. The other one is we were soldiers can also watch flags of our Fathers and from the Japanese perspective letters from iwojima... Semper Fi

[@r.e.tucker3223]

Love your reactions. Hang in there and keep safe, warrior.

[@r.e.tucker3223]

At the 27:00 mark, you clearly identify as military personnel. lol

[@r.e.tucker3223]

Everyone's deployment experience is different.

[@bobinator17]

I'm glad you're home safe (at least I hope you are and this is just part of your pre-recorded footage, late editing/posting due to fecking copyright shite! lol)!! I recall recommending this film to you on one of your polls a while back... as its such a hard hitting, gritty, warfare movie based on real events! What I didn't realise when I recommended this film, was how much of the film I had forgotten from the first 3/4, before his heroic actions atop of "hacksaw-ridge"... I'm going to be re-watching this myself in full soon... If you're looking for other warfare films to watch now you're home, i've seen a couple good recommendations within the comments to this reaction.... "We Were Soldiers" Is an amazing film! P.S Feck those jealous Feckers who where too dull to bring a few comfort items with them on their depoyment! Everyone who serves their country and especially those who deploy, are Top notch imo! Just because you have a comfy bed in your barracks (as you thought ahead before you shipped out) does Not mean you're not deployed... Feck the Feckers who say otherwise!!!!! P.P.S the icecreame comment made me chuckle! lol

[@acehole727]

You should check out two movies for both sides of a battle in WWII "Flags of our Fathers" and "Letters From Iwo Jima" each movie covers both sides of the battle from opposite sides of the war.

[@G3rnsback]

Hugo Weaving did some criminally underrated work in this movie. I remember rolling my eyes during his first scene because I thought he was going to be the Hillbilly Drunkard that's in pretty much every movie that has a rural setting. Then I gradually realized it's a brilliantly layered portrayal of a man in unimaginable pain trying to survive in a place and time where men didn't ask for help, and where there wouldn't be any help even if he somehow mustered up the will to ask for it. PTSD is a living hell for far too many people even though we know what it is and we know what causes it. How much worse was it back when no one knew what It was?

[@tylerbauman7495]

Letters from iwo jima is a great depiction of the Japanese side in ww2

[@andreleewright1669]

Not a movie but a book you should definitely read is "The Things They Carried" by Tim O'Brien. It's a memoir book about the Authors time in Vietnam. Read it in highschool and it is such a well written powerful story.

[@douglascampbell9809]

The history of Desmond's unit is very interesting as well. He was a member of the 77th Infantry Division. An experimental unit made up of older volunteers. The US military wanted to see what a unit of older recruits was capable of in case the war ran long and the supply of young soldiers became limited. There is a KZbin channel that did a video on the 77th ID. I suggest Old Age & Treachery - The Unstoppable 77th Infantry Division by the fat electrician (a former US Army medic) It's quite good. Possibly worth a reaction. Nick's channel is very reactor friendly. He often comments to reaction videos.

[@joshuacordero8163]

Gospel of John 13 “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends”, that’s what I think about when I think of this movie. I know a lot of of people don’t believe in God, but Desmond’s faith carried him and those 75+ men he helped, his love for his brothers in arms was a devine love. I am glad you watched this film, you being military gives your reactions a unique perspective. Your view on wars is valid and in most cases I agree, but there are moments where people have to defend themselves because we are a flawed species. Thanks for sharing your reaction, thanks for serving 🇺🇸, please be careful, and God Bless you!!!

[@jamesmayes4351]

You should watch Letters from Iwo Jima and Flags of Our Fathers. They are both movies by Clint Eastwood and show the battle from each side. Truly incredible movies.

[@catindigo9907]

I do enjoy your reactions, and I thank you for serving. I am a Desert Storm veteran. Although I do not agree with all of your opinions, I do respect them. I would recommend Band Of Brothers, and Full Metal Jacket (which is an accurate portray of USMC boot camp in 1967). BTW, when I was deployed, we had any comforts we could find, so I'd not hold any of that against you.

[@davidhess1634]

Hey Eralia hope ur doing good and just wanted to let u know i enjoy watching ur reactions to movies and stay safe.

[@wHySosErIouS51]

If you’d like to watch 2 Great War movies that show the same battle from both sides watch “flag of our fathers” then watch “letters from Iwo Jima”. Both were filmed by same director

[@tfpp1]

Speaking for myself, I love the “sultry ASMR” tone. Please keep it up.

[@vincentpuccio3689]

There’s a book in several documentaries on KZbin about him. You’ll find it that they had a tone down his Exploits for this movie because nobody would believe it

[@newpolk1]

I never comment on videos but I just have to say that in terms of military movies you have to check out Full Metal Jacket, Platoon and We were Soldiers. They are all Vietnam movies. My Dad was USMC from the Nam era and said that the first half of Full Metal Jacket was 100% reality. For earlier periods 1917 and Dunkirk are musts as well.

[@dorlonelliott9368]

Check out The Fat Electrician on "The Old Bastards" AKA 77th ID.

[@rogertemple7193]

Hello Eralia I have seen Hacksaw Ridge only once but it was a while ago and nice to see you watching and reacting to it. I'm always glad to see you when you are on have a wonderful weekend stay safe and take care Thank You Eralia.👋☕🇺🇲

[@husaisanchez2244]

It’s because of veterans like yourself, that go out there and protect this country that we are able to enjoy the freedom and all the joy that comes with it and I personally want to thank you for your service

[@rhideflory]

The road to 100K is back

[@andrewluong6031]

You should definitely watch Flags of our Fathers and Letters from Iwo Jima

[@MarcoMM1]

@MarcoMM1 Great reaction like always. This movie is so emotional. And the real story is WAY crazier he saved over 150 people but wouldn't take credit for it, he was wounded like 19 freaking times, it's UNREAL that he did all that most of the time while starving since he wouldn't eat the meat based rations... Insane hero, EVERYONE should know who he was. I read that Desmond insisted he saved 50 that particular night. The army said it was 100. So they compromised and reported 75. Certain people's real lives exceed what fiction can handle. Doss was one of them, he was a fcking Superman. There are some fun-facts about it. Doss’s son watched the screening of the movie. It’s said he was moved to tears as he saw the great job that Andrew Garfield did in portraying his father. Mel Gibson said that the war scenes were based on his nightmares. Mel Gibson’s father was a WWII veteran that would tell his son of his days on the battlefield as bedtime stories. There’s no doubt that there would be a few restless nights following that. Mel Gibson was originally mean to take the role of Sergeant Howell but wanted to stay focused on directing instead. Doss was not the only man to serve without a weapon. There were several individuals that refused to carry a weapon and were granted the opportunity to serve without touching a rifle. Keep up the good.

[@vincentpuccio3689]

Have you ever seen the movie so proudly we hail. It’s about army nurses in the Philippines at the beginning of World War II right after Pearl Harbor. It’s a true story too, and it’s based on the diaries of the actual nurses.

[@douglascampbell9809]

Desmond's Father fought at the battle of Bella Wood in WW1. A hard battle that lasted months.

[@raymondsmith7993]

With the limited access to refrigerators at that time Ice Cream would be a rare treat. But it looks like they managed to make due without it.

[@Strongeyez]

love the reactions. plz turn up your output volume. It sounds like ASMR :). You were asking about what’s it look like from the other side. You should watch flags of our fathers and letters from Iwo Jima. Both films are of the battle one from the American side and one from the Japanese side.

[@money0vrerrythin11]

just found your channel love your reaction

[@dustinlim1926]

Hi Eralia. Miss your videos. Btw, love your background.😊

[@andrewbaker765]

it's always great to get to see you

[@andrewbaker765]

Eralia not crying your crying

[@gocubs1815]

Now you need to turn around and watch Fat Electrician's video on the 77th Infantry Division that Desmond Dawes was a part of

[@rileytruax766]

doss*

[@Assassin-Eighty-Six]

The part where Desmond on the Edge of the Ridge and asked the Lord, what is it what he wants him to do? Desmond heard words Medic someone was calling for Medic. Desmond knew what his Lord wanted him to do. Desmond got his Helmet and going into the explosions from the artillery shells from the Battleships. When he was going into the explosions it reminded me a verse. Psalm 23:4 “Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.” Next you should watch The Band of Brothers, the best Miniseries in 2001 with 20 nominations and won 7 Emmys. Band of Brothers is a story of Easy Company of the U.S. Army 101st Airborne Division and their mission in World War II Europe, from Operation Overlord to V-J Day.

[@danielh.5116]

Hey! First time here!! This is one of my all time favorite movies!

[@cadleo]

What an incredible story and film.

[@faytelcloud9396]

Such a good one, good pick.

[@BravoCheesecake]

Hey Eralia, really been enjoying your reactions. I think you would really enjoy the movie "Inglourious Basterds". Spectacular story and cinematography by the legend himself, Quentin Tarantino.

[@lancelusco7448]

first paramedic was a airbourne comback medic riding in a ambulance with a doctor he tought him medical stuff he knew trauma

[@Michael_OBrian]

Eralia, any chance of a reaction to Band of Brothers?

[@dedcowbowee]

Great reaction!

[@calebcundiff1057]

*Whispers* this is eralia asmr reactions. Lmao I enjoyed the video! I hope all is well! Keep up the good work!

[@gdiaz8827]

For a good scifi movie set un the same era, i would recommend reacting to Godzilla Minus One. It is told from the perspective of the Japanese.

[@TMConstructionOntario]

was waiting for you to do this one.

[@latinamcgaughy9421]

You should play fear the spotlight!!!

[@bjorns131stpa2]

There are several important things the movie changes about the story. First Des' biggest problem wasn't that he wouldn't carry a weapon. It was the not working Saturdays. Lots of his fellows didn't understand or know what a Seventh Day Advocate is and since they had off Sunday they didn't see Des and others, mostly Jewish soldiers, working. His case never got to court martial since the letters about his status being protected arrived first. He was already married when he joined the Army and when he was restricted to base he was in truth going to see his brother off before he Hal deployed. Before Hacksaw Des and his regiment had already seen action on Guam so they weren't the green troops shown in the movie. In fact Doss already had a Bronze Star for valor. Doss was actually wounded a second time while waiting to be evacuated when he was crawling to help another wounded soldier while the staging area was being shelled.

[@riverjonzy]

YAY A NEW VIDEO

[@tonydeluna8095]

Hello Eralia it’s great to see you! You look good! Have a great weekend!

[@robertbretschneider765]

First: Great movie, i love seeing somebody honor Desmonds Doss and God that gave him the strength to go through all of this. Second: Ur channel name rings a bell, but when i checked ur videos to remember what of ur videos i watched first and subbed, none of the videos show me that i watched them... and i cant remember any of those videos. Did u delete some reactions or lets plays? I cant tell how i am subscriber when there is no video that i watched left on the channel, spooky. Maybe 7 Days to Die or Horizon Zero Dawn Gameplay? Or some Alien or Lord of the Rings reactions?

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

If you are not against watching old movies "Patton" is a good (and long) movie. It follows G. Patton through WWII and a bit of the post war.

[@mattanyah7]

United States Marine Corps major general and two-time Medal of Honor recipient Smedley D. Butler on war : "It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious. It is the only one international in scope. It is the only one in which the profits are reckoned in dollars and the losses in lives. A racket is best described, I believe, as something that is not what it seems to the majority of the people. Only a small "inside" group knows what it is about. It is conducted for the benefit of the very few, at the expense of the very many. Out of war a few people make huge fortunes"

[@Gabrilos505]

I CRIED MY EYES OUT watching this movie. I love Andrew's acting in everything I've seen him in, but this right here was SO GOOD! His acting here and in the Amazing Spider Man 2 movie where (SPOILERS SPOILER SPOILERS SPOILERS) Gwen dies really gets me emotional every time

[@joeyboogenz]

I believe the place of battle where Desmond saved so many souls was called "Hamburger Hill" . It was a meat grinder for sure ! This take is actually better than the original .

[@repeter]

It was called Hacksaw Ridge. Hamburger Hill was in Vietnam

[@gdiaz8827]

There was a movie out in the 80s by the name hamburger hill

[@robertdanyus6836]

more accurate Depiction of Desmond Doss is Covered in a documentary called the conscientious objector

[@3User]

You should watch all quiet on the western front (2022)

[@SinnaGhøstCinema999]

You should react to "All Quiet On The Western Front"

[@georgebanda9937]

Good to have you back 🎉😂❤ been a while

[@UMADtouchgrass]

That was a factual statement there- Everyone is equal in the military, they are all green.

[@vincentpuccio3689]

Next you should watch flags of our fathers and letters from Iwo Jima Both cover the battle of Iwo Jima flags of fathers is from the American perspective and letters from Iwo Jima is from the Japanese perspective

[@golfr-kg9ss]

So the war part of the movie starts in Okinawa but Desmond had been serving well before than. His heroism was not a 1 time thing prior to the MOH he won 2 Bronze Stars and was wounded at total of 3 times. So by Okinawa the men in his unit knew he was already a hero.

[@thetr00per30]

Watch "Letters from Iwo Jima" if you want to see the Japanese perspective.

[@Tanner_Watson]

Currently deployed! Damn. Blew my mind. Hope it goes well.

[@alexhysell4612]

We were soldiers next month?

[@dimitrijohnson6240]

Are you still continuing your GOW journey.

[@crispy_338]

It’s a bit cheesy but it’s one of the more heart wrenching war films, especially since it’s a true story.

[@jasontrebilcock6496]

Three thoughts. 1. As you're discovering, some of the best movies are based on real stories. 2. Speaking of real stories, if you haven't checked out the respective Band of Brothers/Pacific/Masters of the Air series, you'll have to check them out. 3. When you stated "war...what is it good for", I immediately went to the following Bruce Springsteen song from 1985 titled "War"... kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5-cYn9vnNR-nLM

[@Alphawave1737]

My two relatively minor criticisms of this movie are: 1. It's not the best portrayal of the Pacific side of the war. It's hard to squeeze an accurate version of the drawn out conflict into a movie, and much of this movie isn't even on the front, so they did a decent job. It's just not the best. 2. They could've give Desmond Doss the full credit of his true story. He may not have faced the same adversity at home as shown in the movie, but his time on the front was far more than the "one and done" shown here. Hacksaw ridge was far from his first taste of combat, and he was repeatedly wounded while malnourished. The Pacific does a better job of realistically portraying the war, and Desmond Doss would probably need his own 10+ hour miniseries to do him justice.

[@mgus1178]

😄

[@DougRayPhillips]

All you're missing is some ice cream? :)

[@mostafa-ep6rk]

Irrelevant Q: what did you stop playing Mass Effect?

[@lancelusco7448]

funny thing is vince vaughn is the only american in the movie lol

[@telemperor]

The Japanese were cruel and terrible during the war. I'm not just saying that, the way they treated POWs and women was awful, they did experiments on the Chinese and Korean civilian populations. Anyway in okinawa the Japanese soldiers were starving and they told the civilians that the Americans would come and eat them and SA the women. Those civilians jumped from the cliffs to escape what they thought Americans would do. The civilians also hid in family tombs. I was stationed at Camp Courtney 1000 years ago but I did some studying.

[@Jeff-ge9kt]

We won WWII otherwise your reaction would have been in German. So some wars are necessary.

[@rileytruax766]

he proposed to Dorothy before he went to basic so no he didn't propose to her all bruised up lol. not that its that important haha was just confused why you said that becuase from what i remember there's no mention of a proposal between him getting beat up and them waiting for their leave passes. maybe you meant to say hes getting married all bruised up? hope this doesn't come across as dickish lol

[@sketchtherapy1218]

o7

[@tillasmax]

you have had it rough with your background and going through these war movies. I would strongly suggest you take a brief break on the war movies and watch something light hearted. I would suggest "Inside Out" (2015) or "How to Train Your Dragon" (2010). they are both great movies and will leave you with a sore face from smiling so much.

[@dirtycash36]

heroes wear camo, not capes.

[@matthemming9105]

If you're looking for a movie that has the same themes of brotherhood forged in common struggle for a purpose, but maybe need a break from the historical war film genre, may I humbly recommend: The Lord of the Rings. You'll get all the feels, and the camaraderie, and action, but the fight is *LITERALLY* against Evil itself, so it's less emotionally complicated than any real war.

[@innocentbystander1853]

The story of Desmond Doss is worth learning about by reading one of the many books written about him. However this movie is an unrealistic, over the top portrayal directed by a racist, bigot, womanizing, religious zealot…oh and the casting of Vince Vaughn as a drill sergeant may be the worst casting ever.

[@williambranch4283]

Most violent and most religious war movie. Army or Marine infantrymen have so much fun ;-(

[@DomLab-g2n]

"what's their side of the War" is irrelevant!!! Win first then write your sad ass poems about the enemy when it's over .😡

[@Gonzalo_Almendra]

Eralia I don't understand why he blocked me from his Instagram account if he is defending you because there were messages with insults towards you for being in the United States Army and on top of that some people had flags on political issues that we already knew about. I don't understand why the block 😢

[@-C.S.R]

Doss is the greatest medal of honor recipient of all time in my opinion! 🫡🇺🇸