The Pacifist who won the a Medal of Honor: Alvin York

[_Abjuranax_]

York was also in charge of his local Draft Board during WWII. Good luck being one of those young boys wanting to get out of Service, lol.

[bamaman]

I HIGHLY recommend anyone watching this check out the song made about him by Sabaton, its called 82nd All the Way

[kingkidtmgaming]

Anorther notable pacifist is who got the medal of honor was Desmond doss

[wildfire]

There on that day, Alvin York entered the fray!

[michaelswagson]

What sgt york achieved that day wil echo through the usa.

[mjrdanishdestroyer]

Ah yes I tried commenting this in the past few videos but it became inconsistent because of studies.Thank you for doing this. I'm really interested with his life and his accomplishments. Also the fact he also became the meme for "Hold my Bible"

[tanker]

I'm friends with his great grandson an have seen his moh

[LBCB]

*COVER AUDA ABU TALI!!*
(HE WAS A CONTEMPORARY TO LAWRENCE OF ARABIA!)
😁👍🏻🙏🏻🤞🏻
PLEEEEAAAASE!!??

[wyattriley]

I’d love to see you cover Desmond daws

[brianstraub]

If you haven't Edmund Doss. Another bad ass of history.

[mikriper]

Why dose he look like Doctor Strange though lol

[Deco]

I would like to see you talk about John Chapman.

[thomaskennedy]

Dan Daly
John Basilone
Desmond Dawson
Smedley Butler
Holland Smith
Carlos Hathcock

Just for the love of God don't do Patton unless you point out what a narcissistic douche he was. And that he decided to strike more than one subordinate in hospital suffering shell shock (you know, PTSD mixed with a little TBI) across the face.

And if they don't rate a solo video, you could do Montel Williams, Opha May Johnson, and Hasark Johnson.

[sodog]

Dan Daly should have won 3. Smedley Butler was another badass. Chesty Puller and his 5 Navy Cross awards.

[asquaredtheking]

Bro, taffy 3 the battle of samar straight. Captain Evans of the USS Johnston.. my all time favorite badass along with captain Copeland of the Sammy B. "odds what are those?"

[capie]

The M.O.H. ALSO includes the entire life of the recipient--not just the sacrifice of the day.

This is to protect and serve the government and it's military systems and reputation.

This means, there many criminal men who should receive the honor and thereby, redeeming themselves.

But the stuffed-shirts are just too prejudice.

They can fight with honor; they can die with honor, but will never, ever be recognized with honor.

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[johnusas]

Yes on bad asses biographies, but also do one of Capt Earnest E. Evans of the USS Johnson of Taffy 3 during the battle off Samar. I know you did a video on the Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors; but the story of this man and his crew facing off wit a fleet of Japanese ships that have battleships, heavy cruisers, destroyers and even the Yamato and doing as much damage as they do and how long they lasted is legendary. And this is coming from and army guy myself and yet I love the battle of Taffy 3 and center forces specifically the USS Johnson and USS Samuel B. Roberts

[jakukuja]

Into the fires of hell
The Argonne
A hero to be
Enter the war from over the seas
Intervene 1918
All the way from Tennessee
HILL 223

[sayanchx]

Have heard how Gen. Jacob managed to get 90000 troops to surrender with only 3000 troops on his side?

[bleekskaduwee]

You should do a video on Col. David Hackworth