Скачать или смотреть He Was Sleeping When 100 Japanese Attacked — He Killed 40 in 36 Minutes

3:47 AM, May 11th 1945… Private John McKinney was asleep when 100 Japanese soldiers breached the perimeter at Dingalan Bay, Luzon. What followed became one of the most brutal close-quarters stands of the Pacific War—40 confirmed enemy dead in just 36 minutes.

This is the true WWII combat record behind the legend: a Georgia farmhand with a third-grade education, fighting alone at an M1919 machine gun position, switching weapons under fire, surviving bayonets, grenades, and wave assaults—while official paperwork struggled to contain the scale of what witnesses saw.

📌 In this episode you’ll see:

The nighttime assault that bypassed the guard post

Why the official count says 40 confirmed

Why another survey suggested over 100 nearby

The weapons involved: M1 Garand, M1919 Browning, Type 38 Arisaka, Type 89 grenade discharger

How documentation, chaos, and battlefield fog change “official history”

Real soldiers. Real weapons. Real war records—told like a story.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
This is dramatized storytelling based on WWII records and declassified documents. Some scenes and dialogue are reconstructed for narrative clarity. For academic research, consult primary sources and historians.