The First Medal Of Honor Ever Recorded - Royal Marines Reaction!

The First Medal Of Honor Ever Recorded - Royal Marines Reaction

A truly Heroic deed by a truly heroic warrior. Let this footage be a stark reminder to all of us, the realities of War. RIP all involved.

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[bingchillin]

He saved 23 lives. 23 families that got to see their sons again. 23 men who got to live on and keep fighting. But in doing so he gave up his life and had to give up his family. RIP John. Chapman.

[baronofgreymatter]

Superman has a poster of John Chapman in his room

[seanspartan]

John Chapman wasn't stuck on the mountain with them. They were stuck on that mountain with HIM.
RIP John.

[kingeryg]

At 5:20AM, God told him it was not his time and his brothers still needed him. He responded in any way a true hero would, rest peacefully in Valhalla.

[daveduna]

The mental toughness to do what he did is incredible. Everyone likes to think they could do what he did, but the truth is that almost everyone would freeze and collapse in panic and fear and hope someone would come to rescue them. Especially after being so severely wounded.

To be able to have the courage and tenacity to get up, stay up and keep fighting is an incredible demonstration of courage and tenacity.

[TheXSharinganX]

Chapman will be remembered by many including myself forever.

[juanmartinez-edbd]

It, s very uncomfortable to watch a brother in arms lay down his life and not falter against all odds....⚔⚔⚔

[mc]

Everyone I see who watches this reacts in the same heartbreaking to watch....to see John's warrior mentality is for me breath taking...I'm glad they released this video so people can see what John did... #Respect

[jmhowell]

We never leave a member behind. I cry every time I see this video

[mwhyte]

As a retired USAF vet I would like to say that I'm both honored and humbled to have served in the same service as MSgt Chapman. I'd also like to say that I've had the honor and pleasure to have served with UK Forces and you'll never find a better bunch of folks.

[stephanien]

Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. - John15:13

[lidlett]

John Chapman final thoughts.
"You must go through me to get to my brothers."

[Idol]

R.I.P you legend...my father was airforce pararescue in Vietnam...when I showed him the video a while ago he cried, I think some of those tears was pride....William H. Pitsenbarger is another airforce legend.

[gregssingletary]

There is a great scene in Band of Brothers where Speirs is telling one of the guys that his problem is that he still thinks he's going to live through this. As soon as he accepts he is already dead, he will become unstoppable. I think about that scene when I watch this video.

[Adino]

This wasn't a normal man. His strength of character, body and mind had to off the charts.

[mokkefuhua]

" Warriors do not die easily, that is why you should fear them "

[thomasrocker]

As a United States Navy Vietnam combat veteran, all I can say is thank you. I just subscribed. Great job Royal Marine.

[WesleyLWood]

This shows why anyone that wears the medal of Honor Deserves instant respect because they have earned it by going so far above and beyond what is expected of an ordinary soldier.

[sammysam]

My brother served 12 years in the USMC we watched this video last week and I haven't seen my brother cry since we were kids. I'm 38 he's 34

[badkarmaonezero]

John Chapman wasn't alone on that mountain with the The enemy was alone on that mountain with Chapman

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