Men of Valor - Compilation Series 2 

Chapman basically got shot, took a nap in the middle of war and fought to his last breath -absolute legend

10/10 would binge this as a series like Pacific or Band of Brothers.

We gonna ignore Charlie and how he was diagnosed with Hotchkins and was expected to not live past 2 years, but being the badass he is, he lived another 21 YEARS!!!!!????

This shows how much more interesting history is then fiction.

Joined the Army in 93. I got to meet a Navajo code talker MOH and helped retire a Vietnam MOH guy. As a kid I used to pretend I was in Vietnam. I wished I was in combat. After talking to the last of the Vietnam vets. I fully knew their sacrifices and hardships. I did not want to see combat after that. Great videos! I will show my 8 years old this.

Can we get Douglas Munro the only US Coastguardsman to be awarded the Medal of Honor

Imagine putting all these guys in one squad

Chapman is an absolute legend. He was shot multiple times, yet somehow managed to survive and kill an unwounded soldier in hand-on-hand combat. He was like an IRL superhero.

Hey simple history you should do one on Fijian-British SAS officer Talaiasi Labalaba Battle of Mirbat 1972 along with Randy Shugart and Gary Gordon Operation Gothic Serpent and lastly the Loyoda Hostage Rescue 1976 where the GIGN French Counter Terrorism Unit launched their first military operation and the birth of Synchronization shooting.

For your next men of valor videos: Jacklyn H. Lucas (Mr immortal) - survived two live grenades and awarded Medal of Honor at the age of 17. Audie Murphy - tiny but brave soldier of WW2 Edward Carter - crippled an enemy garrison single-handedly Sammy Davis - real-life Forest Gump who used an inflatable mattress to rescue 3 American GIs Joseph Vittori - fooled enemy soldiers into thinking they were up against a much larger force by running between machine gun nests. Vito Bertoldo - single-handedly fought with extreme gallantry while guarding 2 command posts against German troops Sylvester Antolak - charged 200 yards over flat, coverless terrain to destroy an enemy machinegun nest.

My god and i thought never leave man behind and fight until the end only exists in the movie. Chapman and his team are truly amazing and inspirational. No award can ever properly represent the bravery these men demonstrated.

I am proud to have met our very own Hawaii senator Dan Inouye, one of the 442nd. He was recorded as charging uphill, getting shot a few times, while throwing a grenade his arm was shot off, so he picked up his arm that was still gripping the grenade and tossed it towards the enemy, he kept charging until he passed out. He then went home to Hawaii and had a wonderful life, passing away in the 2000s.. Go for Broke!

As a soldier for the last 24 years, these men were raised right and had nothing a lot of others dont have, they were just put in a situation they could protect a brother in arms! God bless them all and im thankful i have never been in their shoes!

You guys should check out the drone footage of this! An epic show of bravery. Sgt Chapman was a true warrior and a badass of the highest order.

Salomon was such a badass. Rip to the most savage dentist ever

Wow! Chapmans story actually brought a tear to my eye. What an absolute hero! All these mentioned here are incredibly brave and skilled.Thank you from the bottom of my heart to anyone who reads this who has served, our freedom is built off the backs of heros like you

I’m glad you referenced the Canadian who had the longest shot!

The bunker from the 1st one has a really interesting history, it was used for 1000s of years.

Thank you so much simple history for showing us these brave Soldiers thank you so much

Yes! Who else has been waiting for this sequel?!?

All of this Men are very brave and should never been forgotten, my favorite is the dentist

You guys have inspired me to join the US marines after I graduate. I owe you guys for my choice of life, thank you so much ❤️!

Never knew that the Germans got banzai'd

“ without a moments hesitation” Sullivan: takes time to take off mask, hat, and medical apron.

the attention to detail of the weapons is impressive

Salutes to all legends

If you have not done them yet - would love to see Gary Gordon and Randy Shughart in one of these videos.

0:00 John Chapman 7:54 Carlos “White Feather” Hathcock II 17:54 Ben L. Salomon 24:43 442nd Infantry Regiment 37:56 John P. Bobo 43:04 Charles “Bazooka Charlie” Carpenter 50:08 Hiromichi Shinohara

Great video honour and respect to all theses men 🙏👍

0:08 US Airforce Master Sergeant John Chapman(Air force cross(Upgrade to Medal of honor in 2018) and Purple Heart) Battle of Takur ghar war in Afganistan 2002 7:54 US Marine Corps 1st Marine Division Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Norman Hathcock II(Silver Star, Navy Commendation Medal and Purple Heart) 1959-1979 Vietnam war 17:56 US Army 105th Infantry Regiment Captain Benjamin Lewis Salomon(Medal of honor(Awarded in 2002) and Purple heart) 1944 World war 2 24:45 US Army 100th and 442nd Infantry Regiment Japanese-American soldier(21 Medal of honor, 29 Distinguished Service cross, 1 distinguished service medal, 588 Silver star, 22 Legion of Merit, 15 Soldiers Medal, 5200 Bronze star, 9486 Purple heart, 36 Army Commendation Medal, 87 Division Commendation, 7 Presidential unit Citation, 2 Meritorious Service Medal and Nisei Soldiers of World War II Congressional Gold Medal(awarded in November 2nd 2011) 1943-1945 World war 2 37:57 US Marine Corps 2nd Lieutenant John Paul Bobo(Medal of honor, 2 Purple heart, Combat action Ribbon(By US military), National order of Vietnam and RVN Gallantry Cross medal(By South Vietnames Goverment) 1967 Vietnam war. 43:04 US Army Lieutenant Coloner Charles Carpenter(AKA Bazooka Charlie)1942-1945 World war 2 50:09 Imperial Japanese Army Air Service Warrant Officer Hiromichi Shinohara(AKA The Richthofen of the Orient) 1933-1939 Battle of Khalkhin Gol

Excellent! Add one more Man of Valor to the list: Pvt. Sammy Davis! Medal of Honor recipient who fought of an entire NVA battalion with a howitzer and machine gun!

Great Compilation of heroes under fire. 'Bazooka' Joe's actions would form the legendary A-10 Warthog.

I learned all my war history from simple history

Outstanding work on your part! Thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you. Semper Paratus.

To what causes men to perform acts of heroism above the call of duty is outstanding. For they have no regards for themselves but rather save their fellow comrades in arms. A brotherhood forged in the brutal combat of war. Godspeed to men who have been in war.

Charles was legit just insane. He just straight up went in for the kill.

A history lesson, and feel good vibe for the day. What more can I ask for!

A drone A helicopter Dozen well trained elite soldiers A gunship airplane World class Communication and weapons vs couple of dudes with AKs. Sounds a fair fight to me 😂😂

Now would be a good time for a "Unit 442 - The most feared unit" movie.

FINALLY IVE BEEN WAITINF FOR SO LONG

Gosh in tears with some of these.

A true hero. John Chapman. Remember his name and his heroism.

May we never forgot our brave men and women who lost their lives in defending our way of life. War is tragic. Rest in peace!

But thank you so much men For Fighting For freedom and given the ultimate sacrifice you will never be forgotten

Rest in peace to all who lost their lives bravery is a understatement 💜

This is one of the best informative channels ever god bless you all !

Damn man, a lot of these really tugged at the heart strings... RIP to the fallen heroes.

I saw this pop up on my notification wall and I verbally yelled “YES, THEY MADE ANOTHER ONE!”

This video was a awesome one for sure love it.. brought back that time when I was younger and always wanted to join the army to service and protect!! 💚🤙🤟

I’ve been waiting for the second one of these

You guys really need to do a video about Lewis Millet. He lead 3 successful bayonet charges in Korea

The armed forces really missed out on a great opportunity to use dentists as interrogation experts. 😂😂😂

This pilot was shot down by an American flying with the Flying Tigers. Great story

They should make the first story a mw2 spec ops mission you could play, that'd be so badass.

I would love to see if you able to make a animation story for Singapore national hero by the name of leftenan Adnan and his 1st Malay Brigade.. 😊

You missed the bravest of all Roy Benavides! The real Rambo!

My grandfather was a marine & marksman in the Vietnam War.

Please do a video John Basilone, I've been waiting to see guys pick up on that.

the history teachers are the bravest! they know the importance of leaving ones legacy in the annals of time

Solomon deserved recognition way sooner

Watching videos like this really puts life into perspective. I think people would be better off if they watched videos from this channel instead of comparing their lives to influencers on social media who live dream lives.

Why wasn't the white feather awarded the congressional medal of honor for saving his fellow soldiers lives and taking out so many enemies? I think he certainly deserved it.

Its amazing how despite with low technology the Talibans gave a rough AF time to usa's most capable fighters with their predator drones long range communications satellite systems etc.

I want Audie Murphy

19:41, they're doing the Dolphin dive. Nice.

Another great video man, love them, could you talk about the 3 Brazilians that tried to resist an entire German Battalion and even the Germans erected a cross for them calling them heroes?

7:18 Managed to last that long and if only he and the rescue could have managed to hold for just a few more minutes.

I like that you also included axis forces

1 dentist vs 100 Japanese soldiers the results will amaze you

These stories of such brave men especially the upgrades to medals and medals awarded after death and the medals for the 101st . . . For hours it feel like while I work on constructing an urban house with headphones on I have to choke but the need to sob slightly. They don't make men like they used to. The 2012 fellow gives me hope.

i gotta salute these men so much

Need 8 volumes of this

I love your history and as much as I love history and videos about it, is there a chance that you are going to do a Cold War video about the Greek Civil War?? 🇬🇷

How did Chapman walkthrough that 5 ft deep snow with such a massive pair of balls...?

I am once again asking for a video about us special forces in vietnam

the germans be like "why are the americans screaming banzai- IS THAT A CHI-"

Simplehistory : mark iv tank me: you mean a panzer Four?

if you never had the chance watch the drone footage.

This are interesting to watch. A few others that would be cool to see featured in videos like this would be Alvin York, Francis Pegahmagabow, and Leslie "Bull" Allen.

Okay, I want a Band of Brothers mini series based on the 442nd. When seeing this and how brave the Harlem Hellfighters were, I can’t believe segregation still took decades to be abolished. It is crazy how we can look down on people for being different. Some people will think that because a foreigner who hasn’t spoke proper grammar is a dumb person, but the fact that they are learning not only a second language, but English proves they are smarter than most. Maybe it’s because of who I am. When I was kindergarten and elementary, I had made really good friends with people of different backgrounds. I had admired the fact that most ethnic people has a culture, and knew more than I do of their ancestral roots. That was something that I had been jealous of. I know that it won’t change who I am as a person, but to be able to have a connection with my forefathers would be cool.

You should do Kyle Carpenter next. Shielded an enemy grenade to protect everyone but survived

I’m not crying you’re crying.

Nice narration from casey kasem. 👍🏻

Can you do one about Chris Kyle? If you can do one story that takes place in Afghanistan, I’m sure you can do 1 About Kyle.

Please do a video on Xenophon's march!

Jesus christ man these men reek of such pure masculinity it makes me want to get up go to the gym and then enlist for the marines, but yean these men are seriously badass

True men of valor!

We are dwarfs standing on the shoulders of giants never forget

Day 6 of asking Simple History to make a video about Polish resistance during WWII

This shows how much a fellow soldier loves his brothers so much that he'd give his own life just to see them land in safety while he is taking life threatening fire and still coming at the enemy, oorah!!!

true heroic story in one video makes it heroic movie

Nothing like watching simple history while playing cod waw

Doctor : *Sees his patients getting murdered* Doctor : Starts shooting at the offenders Geneva : *Gasp* Your not supposed to do that! I mean... what'd have stopped them from killing the Doctor if they already were killing the wounded?

I love this

John Chapman, You will not be forgotten. Thank you.

I was in the Corps for 13 years, although we did some intense stuff but I cannot fathom voluntarily taking a last stand in some of these places without CAS or the technology I had.

1:00 “but as it is dark an the enemy has no night time fighting equipment…” Well now they certainly do. Thanks Brandon!!

The Dentist gave me shivers!

That Solomon guy sounds familiar. Ever have a friends tel you a story about a family member and then years later you hear the story told but it’s about someone else lol

A year late, but I find it hysterical that Major CARPENTER was assigned under John S WOOD 💀💀💀