The Gurkha that DESTROYED 200 Japanese Soldiers | Reaction! 

From tv tropes In 2010, a group of forty train robbers stormed a train in West Bengal and started taking valuables from the passengers. One of the train's passengers was a man called Bishnu Shrestha, a small and fairly mild-mannered man who calmly cooperated. One of the robbers then decided to rape one of the women on the train. And Bishnu, a corporal in the 8th Gurkha Infantry, objected. Sternly. Shortly after, several robbers were dead via surgically applied kukri, and the rest were running for their lives.

Just wait untill he learns that a certain Chubby Electron Guy has covered the Ghurkas too.

I respect the Gurkhas as highly as any U.K. regiments as do most Brits.

The Gurkhas are something special and so well respected and loved by the British people. We consider them our own.

You touched in on this dude in the Clarkson doc on the VC, he was attending the anniversary ceremony with the rest of the surviving VC recipients - a few pews of men with more medals across their chests, than anyone should have to earn.

This great man also has a grandson who won a victoria cross in Afghanistan

Magnificent Soldiers and Gentleman. Respect.

The most VCs awarded for a single action is the battle of Rork's Drift in South Africa. About 120 British soldiers against 4,000 Zulu. The year was 1879. The 1964 film 'Zulu' relates this incident and is fairly accurate. I have an ancestor that was there and survived.

They are the most feared regiment in the world, I have been fortunate to meet some when I was Treking in Nepal, amazing people.

U just opened a massive rabbit hole more pls ❤ these guys are legendary

You know we keep saying "men from a different generation" when we talk about WW2? These guys are still built different!!

Gurkhas of Nepal 🇳🇵 bravest of the brave most fearless soldiers in the world

We get a lot of young Gurhkas come to our town on their days off. They are all very respectful and polite young men

This gentleman won the Victoria Cross the highest award for gallantry 🏅please checkout Jeremy Clarkson documentary on the the Victoria Cross it’s a history on this medal you will enjoy this immensely

when we done cadets at school we were told to lace up our boots in a certain way, this is so that at night the gurkha's would sneak up behind an enemy and feel the laces of their boots, if the laces wernt tied in a certain manner then its feeding time for the gurkha's. we made sure we tied our fucking boots as instructed.

The best fighting force in the world. God bless them.

My brother or my friend also now I British army🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

Quartered safe out here by George Macdonald Fraser is about the author's experience fighting in Burma alongside the Gurkhas. A wonderful book and easy read. A memorable part is when their unit has to go into the jungle to root out the Japanese and the Nepalese lay down their guns and unsheath their razor sharp kukris and advance with stealth....well worth a read.

I've known about Gurkha's since the 70's as a kid just know history, when history was not polluted like today. They are fearless, there is a very strict training requirement, but you first have to qualify and villages, and young men, train just to try and qualify. If you don't qualify they take it very hard. I don't understand why the Brits don't let the ones that fail the requirement set up a different unit, pay them (this is a poor region, and they need this money), and train them even if it's at the end a different role not as elite.

rule 1 dont mess with gurkhas , rule 2 if in doubt see rule 1 , rule 3 if you need to consult this rule you are currently dead see rule 1

Gurkha's are elite! Enough said. Yes, Dan, can I have some more please.

Hey man, today is the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Phillipines Sea, the Marianas Turkey Shoot. Are ya gunna do episode 8 of Battle 360 this week?

Brilliant, absolutely brilliant video, Dan.

4 foot 11 inches tall!

guess what, in Australia, it isnt forgotten history

The nummer of victoria crosses i remember when you and spencer did clarkson victoria cross

it's worth trying to find a docu on gurkha selection and training.

You seen this man in real life when you reacted to the Victoria Cross.

The reason Nepali soldiers serve in the British Army? They fought said British Army to a standstill. Ever heard the expression 'if you can't beat em, join em'? Even better, get them to join you. My father served with the RAF in Burma. He said the only time they felt safe was when they knew the Gurkhas were patrolling the airfield, no bugger was getting through. As an aside, apparently he slept with one eye open for six months after the war ended. Our generation couldn't lick their boots.

A Gurkha called Sergeant Dipprasad Pun repelled 30 taliban in Afghanistan (single handedly) about 10 years ago

You should check out Blair 'Paddy' Mayne. He was a founding member & Commander of the SAS

the knife is a Kukri

The Victoria Cross is not only awarded to soldiers of the British empire and Commonwealth nations. In WWII, Danish Anders Lassen was the one and only soldier from a non Commonwealth nation, to be awarded the Victoria Cross. So, it has happened. Anders Lassen is depicted in the new Guy Richie movie, "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" (2024). He runs around like a wild viking, killing na*is with a bow and arrows. Which actually didn't happen, but hey, it's not a Guy Richie movie for nothing.

The Japanese grew to respect the fighting abilities of US Marines. But they were TERRIFIED of facing Ghurka warriors. The Ghurka meant silent death to Japanese soldiers. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇳🇵

Belgium, the number 3 i Football (soocer) lost against Slovakia! This is a major 'incedent' in the Euro's!

Check out NZDF Haka meets Gurkari Kukri Dance

Memory making

I heard a stat that the Royal Marines only had 10 VC

One man machine

If this is about who I think it is then his grandson will also be awarded a Victoria Cross in Afghanistan. Will comment again if it is and tell what his grandson did.

Royal marine training isn't easy ' gurkas are good soldiers dont worry about that ' but they train in an almost identical manner 🇬🇧 army training is proberly like calsberg lager ' the best ' but the gurkas taught us a thing or 2 about jungle warfar & how to survive ie what was safe to eat & drink ' in the 2WW ' UTMOST REPECT FOR THEM 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧👌

17.6 Gurkha Day!

Only two minutes to go and still Belgium is 0-1 aganist Slovakia!!

You need to check out 'the time the uk nuked the us twice'. It proved how unprepared NATO was for the cold war going hot. 😂

It was a different guy

Dude. Friendly advise. Please stop doing these "teaser" stuff that will drop in 3+ days. My gf and I have supported you since you split off your own channel but just... Drop your videos when you are ready. A lot of people (including us) like watching what is new today. Not click on some link and it says it will be available 4 days from now. I get it, do it for something like Battle 360 which will be 1+ hours long. But the story about Guarkas... You're just abusing it man. Just release the video when you are ready. Please know your audience and how much you have. You're not CBS announcing a new episode of NCIS in 4 days 10 years ago (yes that's how old we are). We love your content, and we prefer to see the shorter videos as they drop.