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On a shattered ridge in Okinawa, while bullets tore through the air and men fell around him, one soldier made a choice that stunned the U.S. Army. He would not carry a gun. Instead, he carried the wounded.

Desmond Doss was a combat medic who refused to touch a weapon — even in the bloodiest battle of the Pacific War. When his unit was ordered to retreat, he stayed behind alone, lowering injured soldiers down a sheer cliff under constant fire. One by one. Hour after hour. Seventy-five lives saved — without firing a single shot.

This video tells the true WWII story of how Doss’s faith, medical skill, and impossible endurance turned him into one of the most unlikely heroes of the war — and why his actions forever changed how the U.S. military viewed courage, duty, and sacrifice.

If you’re fascinated by real World War II heroes, untold battlefield stories, and moments where humanity overcame violence, this story will stay with you.