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You forgot Khalid ibn waleed he was the high commander of the Muslim army There's only been two commanders of an army that have nvr lost a battle in there entire lives Khalid ibn waleed and genghas khan...it's documented in history
Simo Häyhä a Finnish Sniper in WWII is credited for killing 505 Soviet soldiers within 100 days, averaging 5 kills a day, in -40 degree temperature. He did not use a scope, as the glint from the sun reflecting off of his scope would give away his position, he also chewed on pieces of snow to cool his breath, so his breath wouldn't show in the cold. He was clad in all white camouflage, the Soviets became so frustrated with him that they carpet bombed his position, blowing off half his cheek but he survived and regained consciousness the day peace was declared. They called him the "White Death".
Michael Wittmann. Wittmann is known for his ambush of elements of the British 7th Armoured Division, during the Battle of Villers-Bocage on 13 June 1944. While in command of a Tiger I tank, he destroyed up to fourteen tanks and fifteen personnel carriers, along with two anti-tank guns, within the space of fifteen minutes
Hans-Ulrich Rudel was a Luftwaffe military aviator during World War II, a ground-attack pilot credited with the destruction of 519 tanks, as well as a number of ships. He also claimed 9 aerial victories, and the destruction of more than 800 vehicles of all types, over 150 artillery, anti-tank and anti-aircraft positions, 4 armored trains, and numerous bridges and supply lines. Rudel is badass No.1 in history of world!
So you include the story about Benkei but stop before the awesome part? After being stuck by the arrows he was dead but still standing (I heard different versions with him being pinned against a wooden pole by the arrows or the arrows getting stuck in the armor in such a way that he didn´t fall down). Apparently it took an hour or so before someone was "brave" enough to get close enough to check if he was truly dead. So he held his position for an hour even after dying just because the enemy was so afraid of getting close to him.
The image is burned into my brain. A gigantic hulking lone warrior with a huge razor sharp battle axe wearing the head of a bear. Must have been quite an intimidating sight to behold. Berserker!
bruh, why the fuck is Hollywood Making shitty movies. they should be Making some of these true stories of people like these guys. that would be a dope as movie to watch. danm
Yes but not in today's generation as in today's generation we have a huge variety of bombs and motor guns . But yea if it has to be a physical fight without any technical equipment then these guys would have surely won
@@satyajitmohapatra2121 don't you think these guys would evolve with time if they stayed this long..with their combat experience they would get more deadly and adaptive
There's one man who stands above all others, Benkei. This Japanese man guarded a bridge during his final stand against an opposing army that had attempted to capture this man's lord (who was preparing seppuku at the time). Benkei fought and is said to have killed over 300 men during his last stand. The opposing force was so scared of him, that they resorted to firing a hail of arrows at him, where he stood there still standing. Until the solders had crossed the bridged, they didn't realize he had died standing up. THIS MAN is a true badass and ultimate legend as he is remembered as the man who died standing up.
+spiffdaddy doesnt work like it does in the movies mate, unless you have a Roman Phalanx, you will get hit by many many arrows. And thats assuming they are firing just from one direction, multiple? Youd look like a ragdoll with pins
more correctly: you know your a badass when an entire army knows who you are and instead of throwing meat into the grinder for you to grind, they just run away to rain enough arrows to blanket a meadow
As well as Dian Wei. Zhang Fei also stood alone at Chang Ban bridge. He caused Cao Cao's entire army to stop charging in fear of bring killed by Zhang Fei. He then went in to destroy the bridge. In the same battle Zhao Yun, rode alone behind enemy lines to rescue his lord's son. So he faced Cao Cao's army alone and brought back Liu Bei's son.
KingHyperion the game does take creative license maybe this video had a standard of proof that these two legends couldn't provide. I think there was a mission about GuanYu's escape from Cao Co's army that could also count.
That Viking guy is the real badass and that guard who fought an army is the most loyal thing I've ever seen....but I can't believe to that monk who can pulverized your head with his hand wtf even the strongest guy nowadays can't do that I think that is some sorts of ritual or some Paranormal activities
A book called "On the Narrow Road" states that the army fighting Benkei did not realize Benkei was dead for quite some time. He died standing up, propped by his spear. Such a boss.
Sempronius Densus hits me harder than the others for the sole fact that he fought not only the assassins, but his own army in defense of his emperor. That's honorable stuff right there.
I have heard this story. He single handily climbed up basically a cliff and over ran a Chinese position on the high ground. I’m pretty sure his ear and face were mangled in the process.
Anjan Bora What about soldiers of those Muslim Armies who defeated Mighty Persian Empire, Byzentine Empire and snatched Turkey, Belgium, Spain and many other areas from Roman Empire? Guess they were some alien soldiers simply crushing everything in their way.... 😎
@@sunitadixit4709 bro, bro, bro, have you read about the battle? when all other sikhs had died, the last one killed 17 men with his sword and bayonet. bUt He HaD gUnS
they missed a few but the on they should have put in the most was Fritz Christen. during ww2 a german soldier by the name of Fritz Christen single handedly, held the Russians off for 3 days. he destroyed 13 tanks and killed hundreds of Soviet soldiers by himself. after 3 days he retreated. Like if he should have been on this list
I also heard about one german soldier during WW2 stationed in pillbox in Normandy. He kept firing his MG42 and Kar98 for 8 hours killing around 2 000 ally soldiers landing on the beach.Guy who was supplying him with ammo stopped coming so he went to see where is the guy. He retreated after realizing that he is alone on the front line. After 8 hours of fighting he used over 13 500 rounds for MG42 and 400 for his backup gun rifle Kar98. This soldier is also known as Beast of Omaha beach (Heinrich Severloh) Alltho i dont know if its just a legend(or propaganda how is it called nowadays) or true story.
the americans sent 11 waves of 200 men, Severloh held the position for 9 hours. in addition his bunker was in the "easy Red"-zone, the main attack line of the americans. 2000 is very likely.
Killing 40 people with a war axe is way more impressive than killing 200 people with a machine gun. All you have to do is pull the trigger and shoot everywhere around you. I'm not saying there's no skill required to shoot but the viking one was defenitly more impressive.
In my opinion Gregoris Auxentiou should be included in this list.He fought in Cyprus against the British colony army all alone for hours(about 7 hours and 30 minutes and killed about 47 soldiers),this was captured by the media of the era.The event took place at Macheras Mountain on 3 March of 1957.At the end they set fire with the help of a helicopter and burnt him in his own cache as they couldnt capture him alive or kill him in a different way.That was at least a mentionable last stand. For more information and details visit en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grigoris_Afxentiou
Tatsuni The Lenny King Play what game? The RU-vid comment argument game? Lmfao no life, and btw he was talking about me not TheLegend27, but ok buddy, whatever helps you sleep at night
I'm very proud of this warriors. They are so skillful, brave, and strong while fighting and me, I can't even fight a cat who's about to scratch my face
Horatius Publius Cocles, Roman junior soldier who single handedly took 1000 etruscan men on a bridge while defending Pond Sublicius, while his superiors watched in awe. Also known for this famous statement: Then out spake brave Horatius, The Captain of the Gate: "To every man upon this earth Death cometh soon or late. And how can man die better Than facing fearful odds, For the ashes of his father, And the temples of his god(s)".
Actually the translation is DRAGONBORN, DRAGONBORN BY HIS HONOR IS SWORN TO KEEP EVIL FOREVER AT BAY AND THE MIGHTIEST FOES ROUTE WHEN THEY HEAR TRIUMPH'S SHOUT DRAGONBORN, DRAGONBORN, FOR YOUR BLESSING WE PRAY The Skyrim theme is certainly among the best video game music
Being a Combat Vet myself, my tooted horn will sound not for my own actions, but instead for my Grandfather. He stormed a German platoon in WWII with nothing but his 1911, taking them all in as his POWs.
Khalid ibn al waleed. Lead the Arab Muslim army against both Persian empire and Roman Empire in the SAME time. Alway 1 to 10 army size or even more. He used to attack into their troops til his his own army loose sight of him. He comes back when his sword is broken. Roman Empire ran away from him. Persian Empire collapsed. Never a fight in the history of mankind did fight two Superpowers with small army and defeated them. NEVER. he died of age.
Submit to Islam and be safe. Or agree to the payment of the Jizya(tax), and you and your people will be under our protection, else you will have only yourself to blame for the consequences, for I bring the men who desire death as ardently as you desire life.[53] - Khalid ibn Walid Directly taken from wikipedia. Your warrior forced people to convert. He was nothing more than a barbarian.
*Audie Murphy* among many other heroic feats : The Germans scored a direct hit on an M10 tank destroyer, setting it alight, forcing the crew to abandon it. Murphy ordered his men to retreat to positions in the woods, remaining alone at his post, shooting his M1 carbine and directing artillery fire via his field telephone while the Germans aimed fire directly at his position. Murphy mounted the abandoned, burning tank destroyer and began firing its .50 caliber machine gun at the advancing Germans, killing a squad crawling through a ditch towards him. For an hour, Murphy stood on the tank destroyer returning German fire from foot soldiers and advancing tanks, killing or wounding 50 Germans. He sustained a leg wound during his stand, and stopped only after he ran out of ammunition. Murphy rejoined his men, disregarding his own wound, and led them back to repel the Germans. He insisted on remaining with his men while his wounds were treated. For his actions that day, he was awarded the Medal of Honor. The 3rd Infantry Division was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation for its actions at the Colmar Pocket, giving Murphy a Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster for the emblem.
he doesn't have to be on the list but he's definitely worth honorable mention or did you not read the comment? Dude was bad ass!! So you can ...."fuck out here" hehehe
madar jende - I'm British and even I know of Mr Murphy's selfless heroism, he was hugely respected and deservedly decorated for his actions. Better still was that he was not a braggart or loudmouth, he was quite modest about it all. He does deserve a mention.
My Granddad gives me the full story of that battle every time that film about him where he played himself is on... Also for another great soldier look up John Basilone!
Tributes Tributes Gave me goose bumps as soon as I read the name. I know of him from HBO mini series The Pacific. Band of Brothers is another good 1 imo
good vid. but you forgot the heroic stand of Greece marine . Manolis bikakis. Εμμανουηλ Μπικακηs. against the turkish invaders the summer of 1974 in Cyprus.
i'll give you 2 reasons why modern warfare is way more braver than war of swords 1.) you can be shot anywhere and anytime, if you're not alert, you have to stay cover at all times 2.)in Ancient wars, bows were not that accurate also you have your comrades on you, of course you feel more secured, Ancient wars were epic and badass though
+Jimmy Miller (livingwitnesstogod) Yeah, but you usually saw what was going to kill prior to dieing in ancient warfare. Now you could be walking in a valley with nothing in sight and yet you could be shot by a person a mile away.
+DetectiveStrafe Some people here are saying that people had more courage in older wars compared to now. I disagree because now you can die instantly to an invisible enemy. Artillery can rain down and unmanned machines can kill you with an accurate strike in the darkness of night. People use to fight people one on one and had to worry about some siege engines as well as bow weapons, as well as slings and javelins. Now, the chances of mêlée combat are stupidly low, and almost all death flies through the air. There's no honor anymore, and you have courage to simply pickup a weapon. Just designating yourself as a combatant makes you the target of unseen forces. It's pretty mad.
do you really prefer to die being cut, stabbed or impaled in mud on the ground bleeding out and all other soldiers running over you (cause it was mainly close range combat) than be killed fast by some sniper without even noticing it?
And I just remembered something! Towards the end of the Korean War, the Soviet Air Force, VVS, launched a defensive mission to protect one of North Korea's most northern ports from a US Navy attack. Why did the Soviets launch their planes, fully marked and piloted by their pilots using Soviet Radio Signals and Comm Chatter? They just did, literally, don't ask a stupid question, especially during the time of Iosef Stalin's rule. Anyways, if I recall right, seven Soviet MiG-15s intercepted a group of four USN F9F-4 Cougars. The resulting dogfight was shocking, as one of the inferior Cougars successfully shot down no less than FIVE of the VVS MiGs, killing all five pilots as well. Four were downed outright and confirmation was made that the fifth had crashed due to battle damage. All the pilots were experienced and were mostly middle ranked officers as opposed to junior officers. I think one was a Colonel. The whole affair was hushed up on both sides. The Soviets didn't want to tell Stalin, let alone the West how many planes and pilots they lost, as the other two were also badly damaged. The US side did not want to say they had a dogfight with the VVS. it wasn't until the Russians, after the old Soviet Archives were opened up, mentioned the battle that the pilot who had performed the feat started talking about it himself, much to the State Department's annoyance, though he had a point. Since the Russians admitted it first, he no longer had to keep quiet. State Department, what are you going to do with it?
@@masterchief5833 - Oh to avoid a little something called the Third World War or WW3 or World War 3, you know, the 'End of the World' scenario or something like that.
John Tsolakis khalid was a commander, and he was a genius strategist, and his techniques are still learned by generals all over the world, but he was also undefeated in single hand combat. One of the most narrated and authentic hadith is when he received the nickname, "sword of Allaah." The Muslims were fighting against the romans, and every Muslim leader who picked up the Muslim flag were immediately swarmed and killed by the roman army (the man with the flag is always the source of attention). But when Khalid picked up the flag, he thwarted the romans away. He said he broke multiple swords that day until he used a yemeni sword that didn't break. It was in this battle the prophet Muhammad (pbuh) called him the sword of Allaah. He has never lost a battle, and he died of sickness in his bed (which greatly depressed him, as he desperately wanted martyrdom), but how can "the sword of Allaah," die in the battlefield? I think that deems him worthy.
Lachhiman Gurung should of been this list. On 12/13 May 1945 at Taungdaw, Burma[now Myanmar], Rifleman Lachhiman Gurung was manning the most forward post of his platoon which bore the brunt of an attack by at least 200 of the Japanese enemy. Twice he hurled back grenades which had fallen on his trench, but the third exploded in his right hand, blowing off his fingers, shattering his arm and severely wounding him in the face, body and right leg. His two comrades were also badly wounded but the rifleman, now alone and disregarding his wounds, loaded and fired his rifle with his left hand for four hours, calmly waiting for each attack which he met with fire at point blank range.
...Of the 87 enemy dead counted in the immediate vicinity of the Company locality, 31 lay in front of this Rifleman's section, the key to the whole position. Had the enemy succeeded in over-running and occupying Rifleman Lachhiman Gurung's trench, the whole of the reverse slope position would have been completely dominated and turned. This Rifleman, by his magnificent example, so inspired his comrades to resist the enemy to the last, that, although surrounded and cut off for three days and two nights, they held and smashed every attack. His outstanding gallantry and extreme devotion to duty, in the face of almost overwhelming odds, were the main factors in the defeat of the enemy
There's a men who liberate Zwolle during WW2. That same men manage to capture 93 Nazi soldiers by himself. This men has fought 2 wars in his life and he is the dream soldier of any living army today. Has tribute to his acomplishment, he became a playable character in the game Steel Division: Normandy 44. SGT Leo Major was, by far, more honnorable than a lot of theses mentioned in this video.
There is a Serbian hero who you didn't mention. In the 1991 war in Croatia, a Serbian major found himself trapped in a big ammunition storage surrounded by a big number of Croatian separatist soldiers. He told his men to retreat while he covered them. Then, he decided to wait until the enemy got close to the ammunition depot. When they did, the major, still inside the storage, blew it up, killing himself and 10 Croatian soldiers. That ammunition depot was of great meaning to the Croats, but the major didn't want to give it to them.
Theunkownman 3.0 history written by whom? The winning countries that were almost wiped out by them? Victors decide what is written down in those books.
Rabea'a ibn mokdem AL-kenanai was a hero known as someone who stopped a raid ALONE on his tribe protectiing the women, died by arrows, while standing away making every one afraid to step forward he died before islam i think, and he is just an example of how strong and brave an moral arabian were before and after islam, but no one knows that cause no one cares, they think we were blowing ppl before lol or smthing
What about Roy P. Benavidez? He was in the 82nd Airborne and he stepped on a landmine and was told he never would walk again, then he did and tried out for Special Forces then joined SOG. In Vietnam a SF group was attacked by over a 1,000 NVA and he heard the destress call so he ran and boarded a helicopter with only 1st aid kits and a knife, once they got there he jumped 50ft down to the ground and ran through a hail of gunfire and was shot in the head twice and leg before he reached the SF team and he ran around collecting classified information and wounded soldiers and loaded them on the helicopter then the pilot was killed while trying to take off and they crashed so he ran over to the helicopter and pulled the survivors and bodies out and then bayoneted in the back and hit over the head which fractured his skull, broke his jaw and he turned around and decapitated the NVA soldier and picked up a gun and shot 2 more soldiers rushing his position and held the NVA off for 6 hours until they were rescued by helicopters and after everyone had been rescued he climbed into the helicopter holding his guts in his hands and he was wounded 37 times by bullets, shrapnel, or bayonet wounds. He received the Medal of Honor and survived to tell his story
Hats off THOSE Soldiers who gave their LIVES in defence of their country in war and lost but performed similar Heroic acts that we do not know off. SEMPER FI.
spong mongler Young men drafted into war killing each other getting blown up shitting themselves from fear for some governmental gain? Coming home mentally and physically scarred? Very heroic
Jaswant Singh Rawat was a Indian soldier who defended the Indian border against the entire Chinese army for 3 days and even refused to retreat.He killed around 300 Chinese soldiers in the 1962 war.He held the outpost at Noornang all alone by himself against the Entire Chinese army.Eventually after 3 days he was killed,but when the Chinese Commander came to know that it was only one guy fighting them for so long,he was impressed by his bravery and the Chinese built a statue for him at Noornang.He is the most Badass soldier of modern warfare.
Awesome video! Sure made ME feel like less of a tough guy! This video was good but I think it may have been better if it was narrated by one of those strong, slightly sensational, commentator voices!! I would have LOVED to narrate this video! I've been told that I have a dynamic voice (and a great FACE for RADIO!)
im sorry but should simo häyhä, finnish man during ww2, when he heard the ruskies coming he picked up his hunteing rifle and smg, took out over 700 ruskies over a few months before he taken out by a stray sniper bullet that failed to kill him, he also survived a carpet bombing, killed an entire counter-sniper team in the snow with ni telescopic sights and while also eating the snow !
Not just the Ruskies, but Ukrops, the Poles, the Serbs and people from the other 11 states of the Soviet Union. I wish I could read one comment about the USSR without people believing it to be solely Russia, instead of a federation of Slavic states.
Benkei's death is actually even more epic than told here. He successfully fought off attack after attack before their enemies decided to shoot him. They shot him twenty four times but he still didn't go down. His foes only realised that he was dead after the horse of a dead rider nudged him and he slumped over: he'd died on his feet still staring at them. Another good contender for the list would be Hasebe Nobutsura. He was defending his lord in Kyoto when a group of about a hundred Taira samurai attacked them. He fought them off for hours with guerrilla tactics around his master's palace whilst said master escaped, armed only with effectively a toy sword and no armour. He managed to kill eleven fully armed and armoured Taira warriors before his blade snapped and he was captured.
Hery Fauzan hes a real person lmao, hes a japanese swordsman who was considered to be the best swordsman ever, he even won his first duel at the age of 12 when he killed a samurai warrior with just a wooden stick
Y’all forgot that Densus was around 60-70 years old when he pulled off his one man army feat with those massive balls. “Beware of an old man in the profession where they die young.”
He doesn't just fight with liberals, he fights with everyone. Republicans, Democrats, employees, spouses, he takes on everyone, including himself. Never seen anything like it.
he made liberals cry.....finally a president the US can look upto. But selfish hypocrites liberals are always after his ass. good thing planned parenthood(organ smugglers) wont be getting any funding from now on. fuck liberals supporters they want everything free.. leeching on free insurance and fuck ANTIFA, SJW and Feminists too. motherfuckers!
Also, after the war he returned to civilian life. Many years later he was asked what he felt when shooting an enemy. His anwser was: The recoil of my rifle.
You guys missed corporal seyit of the ottoman army After serving in the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913, he was transferred to the forts defending the Mediterranean entrance to the Dardanelles. Following the heavy naval bombardment of the forts guarding the Narrows on 18 March 1915, the gun he was serving in the Mecidiye fort remained operational, but its shell crane had been damaged. Corporal Seyit, by himself, is said to have carried three artillery shells weighing 275 kg. to the 240/35 mm gun[3] and enabled it to continue firing on the Allied Fleet. One of the shells reputedly hit the British pre-dreadnought HMS Ocean, and the ship was later sunk by a mine laid by the minelayer Nusret.
my grandfather should be included, he defeated more than 20 men with barehands. there was a festival evening party in his hometown(Puno-Peru) and a fight broke out(unknown reason), the fight was epic because there was a bonfire(tradition in a festival) on a top of a hill, 1 by 1 were flying off the hill.. hahahaha.. still remember when I visited him for the first time in his hometown, people around were telling me this story by putting in it in highlights "he is a brave tough motherfucker man".. That's when I realized why I was different than my brothers.. PD. I know this videos was about warriors but to me and my grandfather's neighbors he was "one"..😂😂😂😂
Where's Audie Murphy? The guy who is only America's most decorated soldier of the Second World War. From Sicily to German Frontier, he fought through a lot of the worse. In his final battle (he was WIA btw), he held off a reinforced unit of German Infantry backed by Tanks while standing on a burning US Tank Destroyer that was supposed to support his company's attack! And that was AFTER he ordered his men to withdraw and then stayed at the front coordinating Artillery fire until when asked how close the Germans were to his position, his response was, "Stay on the line and you can talk to them." Then he jumped aboard the burning TD and fought with its Ma Deuce until the Germans began to retreat, though a piece of German shrapnel got him low. Moments after hoping off the TD and limping away from it while his men surged forward to attack the retreating Germans, the Tank Destroyer's ammo or fuel finally blew, wrecking the vehicle in a spectacular fireball. There is also the US Marine who is THE Original GI Joe Marine, and I mean that literally, as he was the model for the very first GI Joe 12 inch Action Figure (boys don't play with dolls!). Mitchell Paige fought on Guadalcanal and held his section of the line by himself. He commanded a Machine Gun Section. Heavy attacks resulted in heavy losses among his men. Between pulling the wounded back, he would run to each machine gun and fire a burst at the Japanese. The Japanese thought all those guns were still in action and being used by a lot of stubborn Marines. One of them, though, got close enough to directly engage him with his own Light Machine Gun. It was a race, though, as the IJA soldier had to set up and ready his own weapon. The IJA soldier DID get the first shots off, but missed as Paige managed to cock unloaded .30 Browning M1917A1 Water-Cooled Machine Gun (and don't say nuthin about it being an old gun, many irregular forces love those old Water Cooled MGs today and the M1917A1 served until the start of Vietnam in US service with a sterling reputation, except for weight, but meh, them's the brakes). Once cocked, he swung that gun around and like a famous Wild West gunslinger once said, "It ain't how fast you draw, but how well you aim." Then, after reinforcements arrived, he lead a bayonet charge that put rout to the Japanese. He also a had a moment, after the fighting, to realize that the Japanese soldier had him dialed in. For reasons unknown, he missed. Though, when Paige's personal bible fell out of his bag, and the pages it opened to, it might have been a Guardian Angel holding that charging handle in place until the IJA soldier fired and sent his burst between the gun and Paige's throat, missing completely at the one crucial moment. Like Audie Murphy, Mitchell Paige earned the Medal of Honor.
The viking at the bridge. was no barbarian. barbarian is a bad word for "lesser people" and yes berserker means Champion so its no wonder he did what he did.
Nope, barbarian comes frok Greek and it means literally, the one who doesnt speak our language (that ment greek at that time). Berserker means, the one with bear skin, meaning wearing nothing or just bear skin.
Word to the wise. When you show the part about the army medic grabbing an M1 carbine and fighting the Japanese, show an M1 carbine... not an M16 (which wasn't developed for another 10 -12 years in the 1950's). Even a child knows the difference between these 2 firearms. [Facepalm]. THUMBS DOWN for that!
CRks the Byzantine had nothing to do with mythology they were a continuation of the Roman Empire and was mostly Christians and they were still a thing till 1100 maybe longer maybe shorter but they were real and are a very interesting part of history
Hi, there's another person who can be added to the list. His name is Lieutenant Adnan Saidi, Malay Regiment who lead his platoon against a Division of Japanese Imperial Army during the Battle of Opium Hill (part of Battle of Singapore).
yes, this video was about soldiers that stood alone....so no matter how amazing the soldier was if he didnt stand off an army by himself he wont be on this video.
