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I went to school with someone who jumped on a grenade in Vietnam, saving his men. Unfortunately, he did not survive. Like these two he was awarded the Medal of Honor.
John MacDonald I‘m sorry for the loss of your friend, I hope he wasn’t conscripted, that in my mind only makes it worse, even though a loss is still a sad loss.
The more recent guy was surrounded by sandbags. I hope I would have the presence of mind to throw a sandbag over the grenade and dive away. That seems like a better strategy.
@@user-qj1bt1uv2n while I get your point, that it would be next to impossible for a 13 year old to join the military, how many 13 year old kids would do what was required to earn the medal if given the opportunity?
@@patrickmorgan4006 At that time....Many. At the beginning of 9/11 in the US....Many. Now. Now Id hate to guess,but probably less than half. But there I go guessing😕
I think I might have a explanation for the dislikes and it is that Jack Lucas was the youngest of modern times he's not the youngest . That would be Will Johnston , aged 13 when he received his award , 2 years after his actions , aged 11 years . He was the drummer for the 3rd Vermont .
For me, this was a tear jerker...smh. Talk about a selfless act, these two guys were blessings, unto the lives they saved, indeed. Much RESPECT unto them both. RIP(Jacklyn H. Lucas).
I had the honor of meeting Jack in 2005 while on a military historic tour in the Pacific, Guam, Saipan, Tinian and Iwo Jima. He was a great man and very fun to hang out with and listen to his stories.
Thank you very much for adding in the modern example of heroism. This whole series gives me chills. Thank you so much for sharing our greatest generation.
Simon! Today, your vocal flare in the opening advertisement was so enjoyable, I actually clicked that link and signed up for the great courses plus. You got a laugh out of me and I've been meaning to do it for a while. So glad to do so through an influencer I truly appreciate! Keep up the great work team! I know it takes a village, not just ol' Simey :)
He had 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body and re-enlisted and even jumped as a parachutist with all that metal in his body? Imagine the pain he lived with, that guy was hardcore as fuck
He was a marine.....that jumped on two grenades and survived a fall from a plane. Take your average Marine personality and amplify that by 2000 and you may understand why his wife tried to kill him. lol
The story might have taken away from the guy's heroism. Just because you are a hero in war doesn't mean you aren't a complete twat to other humans in your personal life (I'm sure going through what he did certainly took its toll on his mental health). Still, the story would be interesting to hear.
So I guess victim blaming is okay as long as the victim is a male. Love the double standard and misandry in 2018. A woman tried to kill a human being and it gets glossed over and people on the internet comes to her defense and vilified a medal of honor recipient. I wonder if people would respond the same way if this war hero was woman and instead it was her husband that tried to have her killed. I think not.
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Enjoy your team's work and enjoyed the Great Courses commercial. My Dad introduced me to Great Courses some years ago and I ordered some awhile later - they're good. And so are you all....
If you fought over it, you weren't in it. Lava also can't cut, but if it did, I don't think it would suddenly stop being able to cut after 15 minutes. :P
Well,they had a child so she had to have seen &/or felt all that shrapnel in him,not to mention all the scars he'd have from that & the surgeries especially back then.....She was just stupid & greedy.
ABaumstumpf and he freefalls 3 and a half thousand feet and lives without a parachute, and survives a murder attempt from his wife. Seems like something could be done with that
I read about him and I’m surprised you missed this fact Simon. One of the reasons he didn’t die from the grenade blast, right under being incredibly lucky, was that only one of the grenades went off. The other was a dud.
Still I think he still would've survived. He survived falling out a damn airplane like what the hell? I genuinely wonder how some people are so Indestructible
I interviewed Jack Lucas in 1995. What a guy! He owned Lucas Meats in Maryland. He sold his company and moved back to Hattiesburg, Mississippi to take care of his mom. A guy you would want to buy a beer! RIP
Something about "Hi I'm SImon Whistler and you're watching" is so soothing to me. Maybe because I always watch at bedtime, maybe because I've seen the intro hundreds of times :)
One mistake - only one of the grenades Lucas jumped on exploded. The other was a dud. His Medal of Honor citation is now sealed into the hull of USS Iwo Jima. Semper Fi!
There seems to be here a fine line between being a hero and having a serious problem - a kid itching to get into combat and throwing himself on grenades.
Wait so he wasn't permanently crippled? I had assumed that was the case when I first read about him. You would assume that hundreds of pieces of shrapnel ripping through you at least one of them must have struck the spinal chord or something else very major that you can't replace easily.
Sweet Jesus!! Smothered TWO grenades, simultaneously, then survived - literally! - a 3500 foot free-fall, and then his wife's plot to murder him!! What an INDESTRUCTABLE guy!! I bet his nickname was "Timex"!! 👍 ("Timex - can take a lickin' but keeps on ticking!!" Remember?)
This reminds me. Do a vid on Simo Häyhä. He was a finnish sniper during ww2. The crazy guy didn't want to use a scope, killed about 100 soviets in 100 days, and ended up looking like Two Face from Batman.
The Finns were NOT in an alliance with Germany at that time. He was fighting against Russian aggression into his homeland. He is still a national hero in Finland, and a hero to anyone who loves freedom.
Kirill Kokorev He's a hero here in Finland. Only reason why Finland ever sided with Germany, was because no-one else would help us defend our country against the invading soviets.
You don't enlist as a lieutenant. You commission. However, after earning the MOH, one can simply be frocked to 1LT with a direct commission. So now you found out something else.
Man, guys had some balls back then. Imagine being 14 and pretending your older to go to war? I was probably afraid to stay out past 9 when I was 14 haha.
This channel and Biographics are Simon, and his team's best work. I really miss Simon's vlogs, but I understand why he stopped. Keep up the good work on *TIFO.* XD
Holy shirt!!!! Simon is talking about my hometown!!! 😃😃😃 Y'all don't understand! Plymouth NC has only about 3000 people in it! The entire county is only 15,000 people! 😃😃😃 WOW!!!!
During the ad his undershirt changed to red. I only paid attention because he said in the making of video that he filmed those separate and had to get the shirt he was wearing in the video that's going to have the ad in it.
"And the deserter status was removed" Proof The Man dosnt know his A from an H in the G, but has been looking at yours for so long he thinks he's an expert.
I don't think they could charge him with deserting because he just joined in with a different Marine unit. And he was running to the guns not away from them.I'm sure he could have been charged with other crimes but not desertion. Today I'm sure some suck ass would charge him with crimes for what he did. And they may have charged him back then if it were not for his actions.
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Jack Lucas is the youngest of modern times , Will Johnston is the youngest of all Medal of Honor recipients at age 13 , 2 years after his actions that earned him the citation . He was the drummer for the 3rd Vermont in the Civil War .
17 year old marine, thousands of miles from home, under fire from enemy combatants, sees a grenade and hugs it, then another drops near. That is one hell of a in for a penny, in for a pound moment.
+Today I Found Out This is, by far, my favorite of your videos so far. Once back in civilian life somebody should have had the good sense to give Mr. Lucas a cape and a sidekick! [Grin]
We are very fortunate to live in a nation where young men are willing to sacrifice everything to defend us and protect the lives of their brothers in service. I consider it an honor to have served with them. God Bless the Republic.
From what I can tell, they tried it because of money. By that point, he was a rather successful business man in the beef retail and readily met with every President from Truman to Clinton.
Wouldn't it be good practice to dig a few really deep grenade holes in the floors along the trenches, perhaps with a screw-type device? You could chuck grenades there. Since he had time to throw his body on it, he would probably have time to throw it in a hole that was within arms reach. It would concentrate the blast mostly in a thin tube upwards in the air, with the ground absorbing a large portion of the energy.
Danielle Spargo When digging a foxhole, you're supposed to dig a hole in the front inside wall of a foxhole ( called a grenade sump ) You're supposed to kick the grenade inside that hole to absorb the blast. Not that easy to do, especially at night.
How do you jump out of a plane at 3,500 feet with no parachute and live? The grenades I can see if they're like weak or something but gravity is pretty constant.
I don’t think he’s really dead! I think he was just unrecognizable after finding the Chemotherapy stash and drinking a gallon of it. It wasn’t in the cards for him to die! What a badass!!
Jnathan Nger I learned that you shouldn't mess with people from the South. Oh and I guess we need a stronger gravitational pull too since he survived a fall from a plane.
He's not the only one to survive falling from an airplane without a parachute, at least two other soldiers survived that in WWII: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Magee en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Alkemade
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An absolutely phenomenal man. He's the type of guy that could say to his 14 year old son, "When I was your age, I was 25."
lol, good one!
Nice! What's up Cuz?
This is the first time I've heard of someone being called a deserter because they ran _into_ a combat zone.
He left his post, granted as soon as they found out he was under age they should have sent his ass home.
I understand the logic. That doesn't mean it's not an odd situation.
Oh it's odd.
Tria Maxwell He earned more medals than you will ever. It's okay, don't forget to dust your child soccer participation trophy.
I'm not stupid enough to enlist, disabled anyway. Also not stupid enough to breed.
I went to school with someone who jumped on a grenade in Vietnam, saving his men. Unfortunately, he did not survive. Like these two he was awarded the Medal of Honor.
John MacDonald I‘m sorry for the loss of your friend, I hope he wasn’t conscripted, that in my mind only makes it worse, even though a loss is still a sad loss.
If I see a grenade, I'm running. I just want you all to know that. So there are no misunderstandings.
I'll be the demolition expert. Try to keep up.
And then it explodes and kills both you and your squad mates.
*WASTED*
*IMPUT A QUARTER TO CONTINUE*
@Ken Hudson 🤣👍
Yeah that kind of selflessness is beyond comprehension.
The more recent guy was surrounded by sandbags. I hope I would have the presence of mind to throw a sandbag over the grenade and dive away. That seems like a better strategy.
Great job compiling info on these guys. Some people just don’t wanna give up.
Kind of like this guy: ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html
I had the absolute honor of meeting this badass and laying a wreath with him at the Iwo Jima memorial on Marine Corps Base Hawaii in 2004.
not_halfbad wow!
Sometimes I'm humbled and awed by the bravery shown by ordinary people - or maybe I should call them extraordinary.
I spent 30yrs in the Corps and Jack Lucas has always been one of my Hero and I have told his story at least a million times!! Semper FI MAC
I learned about this warrior when I was in MAI back in the day. He was one of my biggest inspirations as a young Marine.
I never seen attempted spousal murder mentioned so casually before lol Another fantastic video, keep up the great content.
well, a grenade didn't kill, how would we expect a person to be successful? XD
@@arsarma1808 2 grenades. There IS a difference. 💥💣💣💥
@@Dirtbag-Hyena falling from a plane as well.
I've never heard a man falling out a plane without a parachute opening breezed by ap casually
Jack Overpowered. Needs Nerf.
lol
Devon DeAngelis press Q for free elims
Nerf bat jack
He is dead so the dev in the sky listened.
Thank you for posting stories of these heroes. The world needs to see more of this.
He is the youngest recipient in the 20th century. There was a 13 year old drummer durring the civil war that won the award.
The boy's name was Willie Johnston. (www.cmohs.org/recipient-detail/713/johnston-willie.php)
Not exactly sure that's fair, the civil war had killed most of the older men at which point the army on both sides took whoever they could get.
@@user-qj1bt1uv2n while I get your point, that it would be next to impossible for a 13 year old to join the military, how many 13 year old kids would do what was required to earn the medal if given the opportunity?
@@patrickmorgan4006 At that time....Many. At the beginning of 9/11 in the US....Many. Now. Now Id hate to guess,but probably less than half. But there I go guessing😕
@@kwhipp Boy? I think you meant to say "MAN of a lesser age."
Bruno Mars: "I'll catch a grenade for ya"
Jack Lucas: "Bitch, I'll fall on two grenades for my team"
*Jack Lucas:* "First time?"
Is there a word greater than badass because that is this dude
Yeah, it's pronounced Jack Churchill and this guy was cut from the same cloth.
I'm pretty sure it was his balls of steel that saved him.
Rather, big elephant brass balls.
@@petelyczek5728 they where probably made of tungsten
Jumped on 2 grenades? Ok... Survived 2 parachute failure? Ok... Got married... Wait what??? Don't you know that's dangerous??? Survived that... AMAZING!!!
7 grenades disliked this video.
I normally don't laugh at these but this time it's amusing.
LMAO
I think I might have a explanation for the dislikes and it is that Jack Lucas was the youngest of modern times he's not the youngest . That would be Will Johnston , aged 13 when he received his award , 2 years after his actions , aged 11 years . He was the drummer for the 3rd Vermont .
caesarmatty 85
Joe Boscarino at that time he was the youngest
For me, this was a tear jerker...smh. Talk about a selfless act, these two guys were blessings, unto the lives they saved, indeed. Much RESPECT unto them both. RIP(Jacklyn H. Lucas).
Finally gets his first action and it's freaking Iwo.
I had the honor of meeting Jack in 2005 while on a military historic tour in the Pacific, Guam, Saipan, Tinian and Iwo Jima. He was a great man and very fun to hang out with and listen to his stories.
Thank you very much for adding in the modern example of heroism. This whole series gives me chills. Thank you so much for sharing our greatest generation.
Simon! Today, your vocal flare in the opening advertisement was so enjoyable, I actually clicked that link and signed up for the great courses plus. You got a laugh out of me and I've been meaning to do it for a while. So glad to do so through an influencer I truly appreciate! Keep up the great work team! I know it takes a village, not just ol' Simey :)
H VonWolfenstein I got I laugh form your comment so..
Wow, a kid who was this brave and dedicated at the age of 17... Obviously, no heel spurs for this man!
*"I'm invincible!"*
"You're a loony."
He had 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body and re-enlisted and even jumped as a parachutist with all that metal in his body? Imagine the pain he lived with, that guy was hardcore as fuck
I'm amazed they let him re-enlist at all, with all those injuries.
IT'S JUST A FLESH WOUND!
sander heutink well, he should have been dead to start with, clearly he’s functionally invincible, id imagine the military thought that.
Wait, his wife tried to have him killed? Go back to that!
He was a marine.....that jumped on two grenades and survived a fall from a plane. Take your average Marine personality and amplify that by 2000 and you may understand why his wife tried to kill him. lol
Yes, i understand all that. Nevertheless you have to admit Simon totally glossed over something that is pretty much always an interesting story.
The story might have taken away from the guy's heroism. Just because you are a hero in war doesn't mean you aren't a complete twat to other humans in your personal life (I'm sure going through what he did certainly took its toll on his mental health). Still, the story would be interesting to hear.
So I guess victim blaming is okay as long as the victim is a male. Love the double standard and misandry in 2018. A woman tried to kill a human being and it gets glossed over and people on the internet comes to her defense and vilified a medal of honor recipient. I wonder if people would respond the same way if this war hero was woman and instead it was her husband that tried to have her killed. I think not.
Rad Bromance First, sweet name, second, damn right!
Thank you for shining the light on him.
Even though I don't use the great courses plus I really appreciate the amount of channels I watch that they sponsor. They must at least somewhat good if their team knows all the best channels.
Enjoy your team's work and enjoyed the Great Courses commercial. My Dad introduced me to Great Courses some years ago and I ordered some awhile later - they're good. And so are you all....
That's nothing I littelary fought over lava with sword that can cut through almost anything for over 15 minutes
Yeah, but at that time you could only talk while standing, sitting or slowly walking a short distance.
The lava could not harm you. You had the high ground.
If you fought over it, you weren't in it. Lava also can't cut, but if it did, I don't think it would suddenly stop being able to cut after 15 minutes. :P
Obi-Wan Kenobi TRAITOR!
Just to point out, you can't ever be "in" lava.
One of his wives tried to kill him? She never asked him much about himself or he never told her anything.
Well,they had a child so she had to have seen &/or felt all that shrapnel in him,not to mention all the scars he'd have from that & the surgeries especially back then.....She was just stupid & greedy.
This guys guardian angel was definitely putting in the overtime.😀
"Jack lived to the ripe old age of 80, dying on June the 5th, 2008 because he was bored and wanted to try something new..."
I read about this a long time ago, its crazy that once he got to fight, he fought in one of the toughest battles the US had to face, Iwo Jima.
This is sooooo cool!!! My dad and many in my family grew up with him!!!
*WHY HASN’T A MOVIE BEEN MADE?*
Grenade gets thrown into drench - person jumps on it - the end?
ABaumstumpf and he freefalls 3 and a half thousand feet and lives without a parachute, and survives a murder attempt from his wife. Seems like something could be done with that
Justin O'Brien I thought the same ha
Ken Hudson I have a bullet fragment in my arm so him at an MRI is literally the first thing I thought of lol!
Epic Screen name what the fuck is a bullet fragment doing there
I like how you managed to get a cool story wedged in between the commercials
I read about him and I’m surprised you missed this fact Simon. One of the reasons he didn’t die from the grenade blast, right under being incredibly lucky, was that only one of the grenades went off. The other was a dud.
Still I think he still would've survived. He survived falling out a damn airplane like what the hell? I genuinely wonder how some people are so Indestructible
kid was 17 and he tanked 2 grenades to protect his comrads, and only gets his rank restored... not even a promotion :"D
Wow how impressive I need to read this book. Ty you for the content.
I interviewed Jack Lucas in 1995. What a guy! He owned Lucas Meats in Maryland. He sold his company and moved back to Hattiesburg, Mississippi to take care of his mom. A guy you would want to buy a beer! RIP
Makes me proud to be from North Carolina.
Something about "Hi I'm SImon Whistler and you're watching" is so soothing to me. Maybe because I always watch at bedtime, maybe because I've seen the intro hundreds of times :)
One mistake - only one of the grenades Lucas jumped on exploded. The other was a dud. His Medal of Honor citation is now sealed into the hull of USS Iwo Jima. Semper Fi!
There seems to be here a fine line between being a hero and having a serious problem - a kid itching to get into combat and throwing himself on grenades.
Wait so he wasn't permanently crippled? I had assumed that was the case when I first read about him. You would assume that hundreds of pieces of shrapnel ripping through you at least one of them must have struck the spinal chord or something else very major that you can't replace easily.
Sweet Jesus!! Smothered TWO grenades, simultaneously, then survived - literally! - a 3500 foot free-fall, and then his wife's plot to murder him!! What an INDESTRUCTABLE guy!! I bet his nickname was "Timex"!! 👍
("Timex - can take a lickin' but keeps on ticking!!" Remember?)
This reminds me.
Do a vid on Simo Häyhä.
He was a finnish sniper during ww2.
The crazy guy didn't want to use a scope, killed about 100 soviets in 100 days, and ended up looking like Two Face from Batman.
Do you understand that he fought for the Finnish alliance with Germany? He was a fascist weapon, not a hero to anyone.
The Finns were NOT in an alliance with Germany at that time. He was fighting against Russian aggression into his homeland. He is still a national hero in Finland, and a hero to anyone who loves freedom.
Kirill Kokorev He's a hero here in Finland. Only reason why Finland ever sided with Germany, was because no-one else would help us defend our country against the invading soviets.
I think the soviets also carpet bombed an entire forest to try to kill him and failed.
I'm prety sure the number is actually 500 rifle kills and 200 smg kills.
You don't enlist as a lieutenant. You commission. However, after earning the MOH, one can simply be frocked to 1LT with a direct commission. So now you found out something else.
Great story pick!
Good on ya Whistler!!!
Man, guys had some balls back then. Imagine being 14 and pretending your older to go to war? I was probably afraid to stay out past 9 when I was 14 haha.
This channel and Biographics are Simon, and his team's best work. I really miss Simon's vlogs, but I understand why he stopped. Keep up the good work on *TIFO.* XD
Wow, these men were truthfully real American heroes.
Holy shirt!!!! Simon is talking about my hometown!!! 😃😃😃 Y'all don't understand! Plymouth NC has only about 3000 people in it! The entire county is only 15,000 people! 😃😃😃 WOW!!!!
During the ad his undershirt changed to red. I only paid attention because he said in the making of video that he filmed those separate and had to get the shirt he was wearing in the video that's going to have the ad in it.
Lucas also served in Vietnam and was wounded there also
No he wasn't He volunteer but they wouldn't let him go prob cause of his injuries.
"And the deserter status was removed" Proof The Man dosnt know his A from an H in the G, but has been looking at yours for so long he thinks he's an expert.
I don't think they could charge him with deserting because he just joined in with a different Marine unit. And he was running to the guns not away from them.I'm sure he could have been charged with other crimes but not desertion. Today I'm sure some suck ass would charge him with crimes for what he did. And they may have charged him back then if it were not for his actions.
He really showed his dedication to military duty...and he didn't graduated in high school yet.
Mysteries At The Museum completely blew this story!
When you take the first grenade and say "thank you, sir. May I have another?"
Sounds like someone just didn´t know when to give up. What a bad ass. o_o
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Giving a guy a girls name. That is a way to make a man tough. #BoynamedSue #JacklynLucas
Richard Whitehead Jacklyn was considered a boy’s name back in the 40s.
TheTimoprimo yeah, I ran it by a friend. They didn't get that it was a goofy joke either. Into the trash bin with it.
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@@TheTimoprimo Jacklyn was on par with Franklyn back then. Jack was very sensitive about his name.
@@thespasticmindofastonedguy3266Jacklyn was on par with Franklyn back then.
Jack Lucas is the youngest of modern times , Will Johnston is the youngest of all Medal of Honor recipients at age 13 , 2 years after his actions that earned him the citation . He was the drummer for the 3rd Vermont in the Civil War .
bloody legend
17 year old marine, thousands of miles from home, under fire from enemy combatants, sees a grenade and hugs it, then another drops near. That is one hell of a in for a penny, in for a pound moment.
Props to him for jumpin on grenades but he still seems like kind of a lunatic
I've taken a few of those courses and found them to be well worth the money .
In his book named Indestructible, he talks about having his gun jam and when he looked down to unjam it he saw the grenades.
Who needs reading when you have Simon Whistler?
Spanky x813 kidnap him and force him to record audiobooks of everything remotely interesting until the end of time.
+Today I Found Out This is, by far, my favorite of your videos so far. Once back in civilian life somebody should have had the good sense to give Mr. Lucas a cape and a sidekick! [Grin]
Great courses makes some good videos, thumbs up for a good add.
Some people just don|t have the time to die.
when you're in a frenzy and you hear the announcer call out "God-like!"
That dude's epic!
What a person he was.
Question what are the origins of port and starboard in sailing venacullar?
We are very fortunate to live in a nation where young men are willing to sacrifice everything to defend us and protect the lives of their brothers in service. I consider it an honor to have served with them. God Bless the Republic.
It's a shame we send our children to die for us. It should be the other way around.
why did 1 wife try to have him killed? what happened there? lol. good job, guys!
John Spera a women attempting to solve a problem. that's what happened, no doubt some stupid men were involved as well.
@A8HBU Two women and a man; his wife, his daughter and his daughter's fiance. Both his daughter and the man were 19 at the time.
From what I can tell, they tried it because of money. By that point, he was a rather successful business man in the beef retail and readily met with every President from Truman to Clinton.
He even survived marriage. That's pretty darn impressive.
17 year olds fighting makes me sad. They are still kids. Hero
I wonder if Simon's favorite song is The Whistler by Jethro Tull?
This guy is the best!!
Wouldn't it be good practice to dig a few really deep grenade holes in the floors along the trenches, perhaps with a screw-type device? You could chuck grenades there. Since he had time to throw his body on it, he would probably have time to throw it in a hole that was within arms reach. It would concentrate the blast mostly in a thin tube upwards in the air, with the ground absorbing a large portion of the energy.
Danielle Spargo When digging a foxhole, you're supposed to dig a hole in the front inside wall of a foxhole ( called a grenade sump ) You're supposed to kick the grenade inside that hole to absorb the blast. Not that easy to do, especially at night.
that fall without parachute.. did he land in a haystack? a very big haystack..?
Jacklyn Lucas, Simo Hayha and Kyle Lucas were all dipped in the River Styx when they were children.
How do you jump out of a plane at 3,500 feet with no parachute and live? The grenades I can see if they're like weak or something but gravity is pretty constant.
Just a quick correction, you do not enlist as a First Lieutenant. You are commissioned as an officer in all branches of the military
Should you tense up or relax when landing on a grenade
I don’t think he’s really dead! I think he was just unrecognizable after finding the Chemotherapy stash and drinking a gallon of it. It wasn’t in the cards for him to die! What a badass!!
sense shrapnel doesn't have any time to accelerate but it doesn't fucking feel nice but grenades have very little explosives in them
Dear Hollywood, make a movie on this guy
Sgt Carpenter was with 1-7 which barracks were next to mine 3/4
Thank you, keep up the good work
Are you sure Lucas died?
Wait Chuck Noris died? When did this happen
That's the thing with cancer, it's basically your evil twin...
What Jared Maddox said the only reason cancer could take him out was because it was originally part of him.
sooo what im getting from this is that you need to jump on top of a grenade to get the medal of honor lol
The link to The Great courses does not work for me, Damn was going to actually try it after that plug
all i learned is we need to make grenades more powerful
Jnathan Nger I learned that you shouldn't mess with people from the South. Oh and I guess we need a stronger gravitational pull too since he survived a fall from a plane.
He's not the only one to survive falling from an airplane without a parachute, at least two other soldiers survived that in WWII:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Magee
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Alkemade