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In the bloody streets of Manila, one man charged forward when everyone else was pinned down — Sergeant Jose Calugas.

When his unit’s artillery gun fell silent after its crew was killed, Calugas sprinted across 1,000 yards of open fire. With bullets and shells exploding all around him, he manned the abandoned gun alone. For hours, he kept it firing, breaking up Japanese assaults and saving countless American and Filipino lives.

Jose Calugas’ fearless stand in the Philippines made him one of the first Asian-American Medal of Honor recipients. His bravery proved that courage knows no boundaries of background or birthplace.

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In World War II, Sergeant Jose Calugas ran across 1,000 yards of open fire in the Philippines to man an abandoned artillery gun. Alone, he kept it firing for hours, saving countless lives. His bravery earned him the Medal of Honor and a place among America’s most inspiring heroes.

This episode of Forgotten Heroes of World War II tells his story of courage and sacrifice.

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