The Soldier who threw himself onto a grenade (Heroic sacrifice)
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- Sergeant-Major Osborn displayed the highest qualities of heroism and self-sacrifice, becoming the first Canadian to receive the Victoria cross in the Second World War which he received posthumously.
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Simple History this is amazing history
Simple History rip nice video
Simple History What a guy....
Please keep up the good work
Simple History seriously I thought u did what I wanted u to do talking about the wars
"If I die in a war zone, box me up and sent me home .
Put my medals on my chest, tell my mom I did my best.
Tell my dad not to bow,
He won't get tension from me now,
Tell my brother to study perfectly,
Key of my bike is his permanently.
Tell my sister not to be upset, her brother will take a long sleep after the sunset.
Tell my nation not to cry."
"Because I am a soldier born to die."
this needs likes
*saluting*
Spread the word we are all strong remember to give credit to him
I recorded a cow taking a poo before
You are a brave soldier
"In peace sons bury their fathers. In war fathers bury their sons."
- Herodotus
Did u get that from Rome total war
Ahhhhh
My wise ancestors
"It is well that war is so terrible, else we should grow so fond of it." -Robert E. Lee
The Real Tiger that game is life 😂😂😂
That's horrifying to me...
Imagine how many people have done this, but no one lived to tell the story...
+Kakap0 it was a joke..
+Kakap0 it wasn't meant to be funny, more like a joke that you aren't supposed to laugh at?
+C689K X cancel the question mark.
@@c689kx5 nobody found it funny sir
Oh yeah yeah
I'm literally standing in front of Robert Osborn's statue
LSL SFM wair ru being ligit rn
wot ?
Where abouts is the statue? Is it in Norfolk, Uk?
I don’t think he is gonna respond after 1 year
His statue is now in Hong Kong Park, next to the pond
Legends never die, they live on in the memories of others.
Justin Y. What's up
Oh look it's you
So, Justin, now you are interested in history.
Why your'e everywhere
Justin Y. I HAVE SEEN YOU IN UAMEE VIDEOS, IN LIFE OF BORIS AND IN A NICO NICO NIII REMIX
HOW DA FUCC!!!!!
*This* is what a true hero is. Not a football or sports player. Not a bullshit rapper or singer. But one who put his *own* *LIFE* on the line for saving the lives of others.
You remind me of hero killer stain from bnha
Especially not trans or gays
Nothing against you guys just saying
Ethxn Music Guy come on, you know that is bs
No one is going to talk about bnha? Ok...
Ethxn Music Lmao please shush
"Your name is unknown, your deed is immortal."
-Unknown soldier's monument.
Jack Lucas enlisted into the marine Corp at 14 years old when he forged his mother’s signature on the forms. He fought in the pacific theatre and during a confrontation on Iwo Jima was caught in an ambush by Japanese soldiers. While returning fire his gun jammed and as he looked down to fix it noticed 2 grenades laying in the fox hole he was in. Without thinking he jumped onto both grenades and absorbed the blast of one as the other failed to go off. He was found later by another squad that noticed him moving and was sent back for medical treatment. He received the Medal of Honor in 1945 and returned back to highschool at the age of 17. Just wanted to share another story of a soldier throwing down his life for his allies
Right a kid survived a grenade blast? Where did you get that story from
@@RandomGuy-ej9gr it happened. It depends on the power of the explosive angle of the grenade and if something absorbed the shock from the blast. Btw here is an article about him from the national ww2 museum.
About Mr Lucas. www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/incredible-story-jack-lucas-youngest-medal-honor-recipient-world-war-ii
A true hero
@@RandomGuy-ej9gr you just don't beelieve the youngster heroic action
Meanwhile, I am 14 Years Old, making memes and watching WW2 Movies thinking it is fun... even though it isn't.
His life was truly amazing, in and out of the army. A brave and loyal man
I ike the screen shaking in the vid
Humble Cat 800 th like bro
Not only a brave man, a true hero of my country: ua-cam.com/video/mPLyGYhbedE/v-deo.html
This guy was a legend.
No, he was an all star
CPT. Radec Of the 81st Helghast Brigade stfu
The Cancer Of The Internet
I shall cure you zucc
he is still one
As a HongKonger, salute to Sergeant-Major Osborn for his sacrifice for my home! Thanks all of the warrior for defending HK during war.
Using VPN?
@@_vla Hong Kong doesn't block stuff like mainland CN does
China wants to know your location
Getman 1999 they know my location obviously
Viva la Hong Kong revolution
I live in Winnipeg and there's a section of the city called the Osborne village in his memory. I'm so happy to see people r now recognizing the Canadian's sacrifice in both world wars
Alistair Games there are always people who recognise the selfless actions of soldiers from all factions during wars, especially the lesser known factions. Anzacs, Canadians, indians and many more
Old st. Vital gang
Different Canadian soldier it was named after
Osborne Village derives its name from Osborne Street (Winnipeg Route 62), which runs through the centre of the village area. Osborne Street was named after Lieutenant Colonel William Osborne Smith (1831-1887) the first commanding officer of Military District 10, which included the City of Winnipeg.
Born in England ,lived in Canada ,died in Hong Kong
Currently residing in the badarse hall of fame next to Mad Jack
I bet him and Mad Jack are out pubcrawling every night in Heaven, along with Alvin York and Ben L. Salomon
ORM ! Many British and Commonwealth sons, brothers and fathers lost their lives in the fight to defend Hong Kong. As a Hong Konger, I can assure you that their ultimate sacrifice is forever remembered. Alas, our days as a British Dependent Territory have since ended, and with that the sustained erosion of the Hong Kong cultural identity by the communist party continues to this day.
Perhaps one day we shall once again stand united as Hong Kong citizens, proud members of the Commonwealth. I hope that day comes before 2047.
God Save the Queen. God Save Hong Kong. Nulli Secundus in Oriente.
So what did you do,
Fought in ww1, then jumped on a grenade to save my boys.
M8 childs play, i fockin fought with a longbow like a true englishman.
Alright then wanna fockin go m8.
Alright bring it on
Damn this guy had biggest nuts what a hero
*nuts*
But what if he landed on his nuts on the grenade.
Well his nuts were kind of scaterd over the ground but agreed
But not big enough to protect himself from the blast
Henry Thestik osborns balls: oof
”Only the dead have seen the end of war.” - forgot
Xxcallofdutypro077xX Pluto
Plato
-forgot
it was said by George Santayana, that quote is often misattributed to Plato though en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Santayana
plato
On behalf of many HKers, thank you for your sacrifice, we will remember and won't let your sacrifice be in vain.
RANDOM FACT:
During WWI, this also happened, During the Battle of the Somme
His name was William Frederick McFadzean (36th Ulster regiment)
On 1 July 1916, near Thiepval Wood, private McFadzean stood in a crowded concentration trench where a box of bombs was being opened for distribution prior to an attack. The Box fell down into the trench and two of the safety pins fell out. Instantly realising the danger to his comrades, the private threw himself on top of the bombs which exploded instantly, blowing him to pieces, but injured only one other man. He fully understood the danger but gave his life for his comrades without a moment's hesitation.
He also received a Victoria Cross for the act.
Adapper _Dilo it's not really a "fun" fact.... 😑
I'll change it now.
Adapper _Dilo you haven't changed it
Adapper _Dilo did he survive?
Panzerkampfwagen VIII Maus *insert bewilderment meme here*
Truly a badass. 🤘
Chris Kane how did you get that rank next to your name
Chris Kane for the greater good
And a hero
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Chris Kane You have the best narrative voice in youtube 💕
Sucessfull bayonette charge vs the japanesse!?! Alright, who got that Reverse Uno card?
Hahahaha
Dont mess with the Canadians, they are worse thqn the Americans...
@@nathanb.8114 They can do more with less, ultimate battle royal would be Canadians vs Russians
Canadians after bayonetting the Japanese: aye sorry bro...
@@g.d.c12 so basically Canadians are extremely nice, BUT... are extremely good in combat lol
This is a common thing I think, this happened to my great grandpa. He fought in Iwo Jima, and a soldier threw himself onto a grenade, saving my grandpa, and many other soldiers
Yes it's also happened in Iraq and afghanistan I believe
@@AIRSOFTRAIDERS1 It has. It's not well documented unfortunately.
As a kid growing up in Hong Kong , we never get to learn this from school. Respect to all protected us and those who sacrificed.
Because it could be considered foreign propaganda that would bring praise to a government or people other than your own.
They want you to forget so you dont go looking into stuff like nanjing then hating the Japanese
slice n dice it is the other way around in HK, the current government wants us to get into blind patriotism to China
Because then the Chinese comminuist government can't keep up the lie as portraying themselves the hero who did all the fighting while in reality it was the KMD in mainland and Commonwealth British troops who defended Hong Kong with blood and tears. Shame the current government is lap dog to China and forgot who actually built and defended Hong Kong.
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Go back to Hong Kong Kong
I'll take u back to Hong kong
Man throws himself on a handgrenade, what happens next will blow you away
pc master race
"Blow you away"
I see what you did there
Osborn was there when he found out what happened next
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH
LOOOOOOL
And him apparently
I lived in Hong Kong for years, I remember the actual spot where John Osborne fell is marked by a cairn made of bricks painted white. It's not far from a commemorative plaque. It's in the middle of the bush, quite though to find. He was a true hero! Canada's first Victoria Cross of ww2. Amazing video, thank you so much for sharing!
One of my friends is related to a man who did something similar like this. It was the battle of Iwo Jima, 1942. Someone threw a grenade into his trench. Gunnery Sergeant John Basilone (Marines) jumped right onto the grenade, and died at 28. He received the Medal of Honor. Respect these men and what they did for us to stay free another day
The battle of Iwo Jima was fought in 1945
My Cold War exam is tomorrow so I’ve been watching a ton of these vids thnx
preston cooper those are ww2 not cold war
RakunSavar they do have Cold War videos though
preston cooper you will get an A
preston cooper ha im in summer
Just watch Cold War: The Iron Curtain by CNN
"Heroes always get Remembered but you know Legends never die..."
Datch Panic at the Disco?
Well said
What song is that I remember the lyrics but not the song
sohum basu no.... The Sandlot.
Datch MASSIVE LEGEND HERE
Good video thanks
So no replies after 2 years? Ok
Ok
2 years ago 14 likes 2 replies and there verified? weird.
have a good day sir
Ok
Considering they were fighting against the Japanese, and that they lost after all... I think he was simply the smartest out of people present there. If you read about some of the things that were done to prisoners, death sounds like a nice alternative.
kugrond is wait how did they know that the Japanese will lose.
Is like saying I know the future.
1. He didnt know that they would lose 2. How should they have known what japanese do with prisoners????
Luke Skywalker that’s exactly what I said
@@gigachad-jh1dh But it was obvious they would loose. It was Hong Kong , so far from any reinforcments , UK was busy with germany , and Japan was in its strongest . A small colony garnison didnt stand a chance
washi moshi They meant that the British and colonial forces would lose.
Ben Salomon, the american dentist who killed 98 or more japanese while fatally wounded and by himself. He was bayoneted 30 times before he died, and was serving as a rear guard for wounded soldiers
by the way, for those that can't find him, his last name is Salomon, not Solomon :-)
Are you sure he wasn't stabbed 30 times after he died by enraged japanese?
Dissident101 Unlikely - strangely the Japanese seemed to have huge amounts of respect for enemy combatants who take them on when all seems lost, who they see as heroes.
Counter that with their utterly appalling treatment of most enemy combatants and civilians
They'd probably have seen this guy as incredibly brave, and treated him as such.
I highly doubt it was you're very very very unlikely to survive 30 bayonet stabs for any duration of time. That and the body count makes this sound otherworldly and cheapens his sacrifice as it's just not believable anymore.
Dissident101 mircles happen
I didn’t know Canada went to Hong Kong during world war 2
Canada did more in WW1&WW2 Than the U.S.A, how this is not common knowledge amazes me.
randy bowen Who supplied the British? The Americans who supplied Soviet union The Americans who "ended the war" The Americans did
The Canadians did more at first then the USA helped even more when they became involved
DontTreadOnMe dont forget the other reason why japan surrendered, the soviet invasion of manchuria. When america dropped the bombs japan surrendered because the soviets then the americans.
VerenZ Gaming friends? They were the british.
Guess Time Well canada is allies with Britain and america so yeh
I am from Hong Kong, this is the first time I heard this history, respect to John Robert Osborn for satisfying his life for my homeland.
Man: _Throws Grenade_
Osborn: *C O W A B U N G A I T I S*
NICOLAS EATON it’s suppose to be a compliment.. if you know the meme then you should know how it is a compliment.
@NICOLAS EATON Great. Hang this conversation up on your wall. "I saved 2 people from stupidity".
NICOLAS EATON he meant it as a compliment. Not a insult, like dude. Chill.
NICOLAS EATON the meme was a compliment. Not as a insult. He didn’t mean for it to mean offensive also when did I say I had the balls to do it?
@NICOLAS EATON damn your butthurt
When I lived in Spokane Washington, my boss and I started talking about WW2 one day.
Turns out, a local farmer boy volunteered and served in the European front. He was escorting a group of young children in Holland (I think, been a long time) when a SOB SS officer threw a live grenade at the group of tightly packed kids.
The kids knew almost no english, so he did the only thing possible and threw his body onto the grenade.
He died instantly, no kids died (only minor shrapnel wounds).
There is a street named after him in Spokane Washington.
In Holland(?) there is a life sized statute in memory of his brave sacrifice.
Just a small town farmer boy who gave his life to save children and complete strangers.
May he RIP.
Engin Most unnecessary point, this clearly wasn't his/her intention...it's not about the German who threw the grenade at children but about the man who gave his life to save them.
Dutch squad
equarg i
equarg bullshit never heard of that and i live in Holland.
Marstuber And you hear about everything
Real Life Captain America
Edit*
Captain British
MJ Nanquil Meme Maker the guy was serving in the British army and actually used his brain ( until the grenade we’ll probs blew it up )
@Kain Beamsley Canada is in the Americas 😂😂😂
He's not Canadian nor American.
He's a British who joined the Canadians army.
Captain British
Btw I mean captain America also do that in his movie "Captain America the first avenger"
That’s cool. I’m from Winnipeg. Wondering if that’s where the naming of Osborne street came from.
Conner4200 I live near Winnipeg In a town not far from Winnipeg
It was named after Lt.Osborne
Your right Conner...Also...The 2 Btn. Princess Patricia's were stationed at Osborne Barracks.....Now they are in Shilo.
Cheers
Gr8dy13 Brandon?
Aiden he said town not far. Probably steinbach or lorette, beausejour. Somewhere like that. I live in Winnipeg too. Remember seeing commercials for the armed forces about him
My Grandpa Was there, No this isn't a joke.. In my Grandparents living room there was 4 pictures of Soldiers in full Uniform, lately i been researching who these men were. One of them is 100% John. Now I know the full story of the Man who saved my Grandfather life❤
My grandpa is a bulgarian general and he salutes your grandfather
Maybe one of these men is playing your grandpa : ua-cam.com/video/mPLyGYhbedE/v-deo.html
He is my great-great-grandfather I'm proud to say. Pictures of him are around my grandmother's (his granddaughter) house.
Happy to hear the effect my family has had on yours
I am from Hong Kong, sincerely grateful of what your grandpa and his squad did!
Of course there were many cases of soldiers jumping on a grenade. But many of those cases were sadly never recorded or just got lost in time. But anyway. Everyone who made the ultimate sacrifice should be honored! The known and unknown :)
Guess we can take him as a representation of all unknown heroes alike.
I agree.
We can just NOT pull out the safety pin, get a job as a soldier and jump on the grenade. Lol.
the most heroic one was a soldier was standing next to the top of the stairs, a Taliban threw a grenade into the room, with him and his squad in it, all he had to do was jump down the stairs, and with a few bruises and broken bones, would have lived, but instead he threw himself onto the grenade to stop it from killing his squadmates, most cases like this the person would have died, either way, this case he had a chance to survive, but instead took the gernade to save his comrades, that. that is a true hero
Isnt that why there's that unknown soldier monument at Washington? Or am I just being stupid?
Plz do more “heroic sacrifices” videos
Owen R Search Lieutenant Adnan
Salute to this brave soldier
My friend's uncle did the same thing and were getting a statue of him in our town
My condolences
Lol 😂🤣🤣🤣
@TripleC Cian why is honoring a soldier who sacrificed himself to save others funny to you?
@@triplecclan5719 why laugh?
@@triplecclan5719 yes, very funny ._.
You got issues bro.
I Respect this man...he was no selfish!
Selfless*
and hes dead
I'm related to him 😊
ItsKrayolaz why you always lying
Kermit Waffles I’m not
I wonder how many threw themselves on grenades in the War
trycoldman23 srsly
trycoldman23 boi I see every goddamn time
Mr Sapo same. That lego war thunder boi is everywhere.
trycoldman23 funny enough, as a guy from HK, I heard the story was a game of catch between the two sides, just waiting to see when the grenade goes off
5 to be exact jk idk
He didn't die from the grenade explosion, his iron balls were just to heavy for him to live.
Love this channel. As a history buff, you guys make history interesting and tell some of the neatest stories.
What acts of valor in history do you want to see next?
Desmond Doss
Simple History
How about the story of the last soldier killed in world war 1?
The portugese machine gunner in ww1 (i forget his name) who held back several waves of German attacks with only a Lewis gun
the siege of Pegasus bridge PLEASE. I want to know more about it
Something from Hungary!
Keep doing these videos Simple History, in memory for all fallen soldiers.🇺🇸
Aidan Gutierrez Dont forget British Russian Japanese German French Canadian Italian Finnish Filipino Chinese
I agree. Don't let their stories die.
Aidan Gutierrez an American Appreciating a Canadian soldier? INSTANT RESPECT
*"The two most powerful warriors are patience and time."* - Leo Tolstoy
I don't think that has anything to do with this.
And that its about the video or you are only triyng to get likes and look smart huh?
bubble Men and?
I still see his statue in Hong Kong Central Park. Thank you Mr. Osborn VC. Respect from all the ppl in Hong Kong.
Can you do a video of Sgt. Alvin York and how he captured over a hundred Germans in WWI?
Sounds like a good episode
*turkey noises*
Andrew it was an honest mistake, calm down dude.
Sharper Mage53: my apologies I shouldn’t have acted that way
Its all good Dalton! No worries!
Remember him 🇬🇧 🇭🇰 🇨🇦
Provocateur the irony of your comment.
I agree ☝️
I love your videos, they are so good that they show them in schools, the animation is simple but effective and the actual stories are pretty accurate
Absolute legend going out with a bang like a true hero.
*_Death_** knows no Medals or Honor.*
reviewer 1032 For them it was, they murdered enemies who had murdered many of their owns and served their country until their death. Not a thinking I support but you can't disagree with the fact that their are many people, foremost americans, who live by that to this day. It's not honorable murdering anyone, no matter what they have done, you're still a murderer which is nothing anyone should aspire to be.
reviewer 1032 cause America nuking 2 civilian capitals was honourable
Skyline R34 Well they at least tried to prevent it but the Japanese didn't listen
If you kill a killer, the number of killers in the world remains the same. But if you kill a lot of killers, then the number drops a ton, and the world is a better place.
That's not true. Nagasaki and Hiroshima were both military bases. Granted, there were civilians in them but it's not like nuking Tokyo.
so this is where they got that scene in the Captain america movie..
4eyesGamer X except he doesn’t die
No. Most American soldiers sacrificed themselves like this. There is a list of soldiers receiving the medal of honor for dying this way. The Medal of Honor is the highest medal u can get.
Jaren Cascino because it wasn't a real grenade
Try Kingsmen
John Harold Ursua it’s not that hard to think of someone jumping on a grenade in an action movie...
Love simple history videos!
Respect to him! What courage. Rest in peace, and shall you never be forgotten. What a hero, of the highest class.
That soldier is truly a HERO!!!!!!
rip you will be remembered
AMiiNoX I already forget his name in the end of the video.
Martin Max lmao same
Yup forever
After a few years no one will remember this guy sadly, unless you're a historian
You only knew about him right now from this video
"You were killed by a grenade. Watch out for the grenade danger indicator"
Best comment I just played cod ww2
Not funny.
@@laisisisiksk9234 yes
@@laisisisiksk9234 k
@@laisisisiksk9234 Didnt pass the vibe check, probably u didnt play ww2
Rest in peace, Sargeant-Major Osborne. Truly a man we should look up to. May God bless his soul. ❤🌹
A similar thing happened in Iwo Jima. I remember seeing it on History Channel.
There was an American, who was 16 or 17 who had lied his way into the military. He was found out, but he had done his duties so well that they let him stay. Whilst in battle, he dived on a grenade, similarly to Osborne, which saved 5 lives. Unlike Osborne however, he miraculously survived it, and would return home.
Viktor Arvidsson There's a US Marine who jumped on a grenade in Afghanistan a couple of years ago, he survived and received the medal of honor
The guy who jumped on the grenade on Iwo Jima a guy that goes to my church that was his uncle jack h Lucas
Classic Farm Equipment Yeah, that was the name. Thanks!
I did a project on someone who got the medal of honor cor doing the same thing. His name was Frank R. Fratellenico and during the Vietnam War he and his group were clearing enemy bunkers and in the second bunker he was going to throw a grenade and he got shot before he threw his grenade. Seconds to thinks he put his body over the grenade and he died saving the lives in his group. Rip to that hero. He died too young.
Justin Idelfonso bugger off u American the Vietnam war was a massive balls up for America why do y guys like it so much?
-Lightning Will- tbh I don’t understand what your saying and also I’m Dominican.
+-Lightning Will- What do decisions made by politicians and flag officers have to do with the heroic sacrifice of a soldier in the field? Also, I am just curious, what nationality would you happen to be to hate the people of United States so much? btw, I am Canadian.
Justin Idelfonso Damn, it’s a shame.
-Lightning Will- How dare we appreciate veterans, even if we disagree with the war itself...
you guys are good at these videos.
This was his first video that I saw I got scared by it but I watched another one of his videos then I kept watching his videos.He is my favorite history channel. Keep up the good work.
One of the greatest Canadians in our history.
He was English but fair enough.
Well he was. Listen to what the video says
born in Norfolk then moved to Canada.
How many else do you have?
If you buy a german car and drive it in USA, that doesn't make it american. Pretty much same thing here.
Wtf! I live in Hong Kong and our history class doesnt even mention this,like wtf!!!
ab y well, you shouldn't be getting upset. Do you know how many people did stuff just like this or even better than this and survived? Thousands. So don't get upset that you don't learn about one guy.
It's china, they don't want any part of it.
they said its japanese army
@Legend Allen G.A.D. why
You mean your class never taught you the invasion of Hong Kong or the man who threw himself onto a grenade?
As a proud Winnipeger I love hearing stories of people that come from my home town and the ways that saved others. Thanks simple history
There are few other incredibly brave and selfless soldiers who have performed similar acts of heroism. May they all rest in peace!
What a hero
Let the old give their lives so the young may live.
- Elder Supreme Kai
Yea, i miss that form of mine
Nice profile pic
Weirdly I remember that quote
I need an adult
-Goham
r/imjob_steve
That was touching.
You got great creativity for making up this stuff each video. Great work.
It's not made up tho. It's based on true stories then put into a cartoon
It’s not made up. And it’s just disrespectful to say it was made up.
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Hah my left earbud is broken
KaiTheDestroyer ha for you cause it’s broken
@@chato6853 so my left ear lives on :)
KaiTheDestroyer lol it wasn’t that loud NE is over reacting lol
@@chato6853 ok lmao
What a bloody legend
GANGSTA BUNNY I don’t think he watches laserbeam
GREAT STORY !!!! I LOVE SIMPLE HISTORY !!! 🙂🙂🙂
That guys deserves his own medal. He is a true hero. Legends never die. They live on.
As a hongkonger, thank you for your heroism
MilMill 香港政府應該 設立一個日子去紀念佢哋
MilMill that's what family do..protect family no matter where they are in the world. Wish the empire was still going instead of the commonwealth.
The 700 dislikes where people who liked the videos so much they turned the phone upside down to like again.
😅
or they were the japanese who threw the grenades
😯😯
Best comment!
I love how racist people are in UA-cam comments. Obviously the people doing thumbs down is white boys being assholes. But they'll still say it's the Japanese!! I know it's supposed to be a joke. But this is to often on UA-cam comments.
Such An Amazing Person
Rest in peace you are a great man
Those 600 dislikes are the Japanese soldiers who threw the grenade
@PleaseClap first time someone replied to my comment in 4 months lol
@PleaseClap and make that 13
@Kyle Muncal LOL
231 likes
780*
Captain America is a shameless copy of Sergeant-Major Canada
RavnDream hv not u watched the scene when Steven Rogers jumped onto a granade?
Just because the screen writer written that scene, doesn't mean they "copy" the Sergeant Major.
Pure bravery and balls of steel, rest in peace legend!
John Robert Osborn was a brave man to sacrifice himself to save his squad mates during the Fall of Hong Kong like he did. It shows real courage and the fact too that you never know what can happen in war.
R.I.P Good man
Who needs history class in school when you have simple history at home!
Man he blew up
What a good guy
God bless that hero of a man
Legends never die,they don't get forgotten
They live for all of us to know that his bravery,kindness and all other things he did for us
And if your grandfather is a soldier from Canada in WW2 I had mine,he was great for others and still survived the war
And I love him no matter what
See,love others for what they have done to others good
Nuts of steel...
Pact of steel
I like your history please more videos
Simple history rules! I love learning about war!
Your voice is so dramatic, but so calm
Here in the philipines, when the war in Marawi broke out cuz of terrorists and there was also a soldier who died cuz he got surrounded by the terrorist so what he did was he got a grenade and made it explode. He died in the explosion
That person was also a relative of mine
This one too...
The guy and his team lost, and he was the only one left so he hid, and he was surrounded by the enemy so he called his general and told his general for reinforcements, but the general said that the entrance was blocked by the enemies... And so he just said to the general to bomb his location... Also his family name was Bayot which means Gay or Coward in English but then the region changed it to Bravery and Valor ...
This one guy hurt so he need the help then other guy say I help the he get green leaf then say tiger bite deep when it is hard to get the stuff
@General EVIL Potato lol???? You are screwed up that's not funny
@General EVIL Potato seriously? Dude he was fighting for his country against terrorist and got surrounded and knew at that point his fight was over so he killed them all but had to sacrifice himself. Now kids get to grow up there and live I dont get what is hard to understand here lol
@General EVIL Potato I have a feeling you are American lol
A hero never is never forgotten. R.i.p
Driving through Winnipeg listening this was cool.
This is my favorite video of all of your videos. Please make more of these!!
Heroic actions are the best!
War....war never changes
Dallas Stinson but sometimes it changes people
Dallas Stinson Fallout :)
Share the wealth brother
We get it. You play Fallout. Can we move on?
Car Enthusiast always actually
Damn that is deep dude. That is a real hero