Men of Honor - The Navy Medal Of Heroism (HD)

The next day there is a training exercise, involving patching the hole in a sunken ship and raising it to the surface. All at once, the ship accidentally shifts its position, snaring the air hose on one diver while the other flees for his life. Carl volunteers to bring down a new line for the trapped diver, and after several tense seconds, Carl is able to save the young mans' life. Unfortunately, due to the prejudiced environment of the time, the diver who fled earlier receives a medal for his actions while Carl is ignored. Carl is, however, silently thanked by the recruit he saved on his way out of the school.

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[IMadeYouUpsetHuh]

The disgust on Master Chiefs face is how we all feel. Even Rourke shows his own disappointment in himself when it's being placed on him.

[ronaldbrooks]

Deep down he knew he doesn’t deserve that 🏅. He ran away like a coward left his mate to drown and Carl saved Isert.

[unitednoobies]

This man actually has honor, this is why he was ashamed of it. I would say this was the biggest turn around point of his life to do better.

[tremainofficial]

The fact is he new he was wrong and the boss and the captain knew the black man deserved it and he didn’t even want it thats why he looked down

[Rheyndraziel]

A constant reminder of cowardice, no matter if you take the medal off and throw it away it will always be there, And he would always know who he really is in the face of danger .

[abaranihei]

He didnt need the Medal, the Look and Thank you was all he needed.

[JarvisBaileyVA]

I love the shame on everyone's face. He knew he didn't deserve the medal, Sunday knew he didn't, Bashir knew it but he got that subtle look from Isert.

[somnuswaltz]

Sunday couldn't even stand to look at the coward in the eyes when saluting

[nievelatino]

Carld deserves that metal but in the end he got more than a metal he became a legend

[dreelz]

Even Rourke knew he didn’t deserve it that’s why he doesn’t move. I love this movie

[MegaEmagic]

The atrocities we had to go through and still shine like a diamond.

[elcardenal]

Like everybody say he did not deserve it but I think getting that you do not deserve know it and all your around knows that as well it is a moral punishment, I think labeled as a coward will be less painful than getting a medal that someone else earned

[turbo-.l]

This stated to be 1952. Up until 1958, the highest enlisted rank in the Navy was Chief Petty Officer. In 1958 they established senior chief and master chief. So, Billy Sunday would not have been a Master Chief, he would have been a Chief Petty Officer, with the rating of master diver. I know it’s Hollywood, but I’m a sucker for history.

[Caffeinatedcobus]

I would say the metal is well deserved, but in the sense that he has to carry that weight for the rest of his life. He's ashamed of himself and of his metal award.

[allengreene]

200 Years Later Rourke’s Grandson Edward “Ted” “Junior” Gillas would show more bravery and courage by sacrificing himself to a Xenomorph😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[g.v.fitmason]

This was a Comman Occurrence back in those Days

[thomaslynch]

HOW HE COULD SHOW HIS FACE

HOW HIS TEAM ALLOWS HIM TO SHOW HIS FACE

tells me a lot about the team.

[iluvber]

Hold up.. Is that agent Bill Tench from Mindhunter? Lmao

[blackSUAAAVE]

Perfect microcosm of the American society when it comes to just about everything race related.

Do better, America.

Do better.

[MCshadr]

At the end of the day. It had nothing to do with them. It was the higher ups who were dismissive of Carl. Everyone knew Carl deserved it. But military protocol dictates that they cannot say a word against this.