Скачать или смотреть American Medic Carried a Love Letter 847 Days—Saved 75 at Hacksaw Ridge Without Firing a Shot

One medic. 847 days. 75 lives. Zero shots fired.

May 5, 1945. Hacksaw Ridge, Okinawa. Private First Class Desmond Doss carried his wife's love letter into the deadliest battle of the Pacific War. When Japanese fire cut down 75 American soldiers and every man retreated, Doss stayed behind.

Completely alone. Completely unarmed. Completely determined.

For five hours, he crawled through enemy fire, dragged wounded men to a cliff edge, and lowered them one by one to safety. His only weapons: a rope, a prayer, and unshakable faith. "Lord, help me get one more."

The same soldiers who'd threatened to kill him in training now called him the bravest man alive. This is the shocking true story of the first conscientious objector to receive the Medal of Honor—and the love letter that gave him superhuman courage.

Discover what happened when enemy soldiers got within feet of him, how he survived the impossible, and why his name became a symbol of courage throughout the 77th Infantry Division.