UK COMMANDO Emotional Reaction The Youngest Living Medal Of Honor Recipient: Kyle Carpenter’s Story
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2020
- UK COMMANDO Emotional Reaction The Youngest Living Medal Of Honor Recipient: Kyle Carpenter’s Story
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I could not find the words at the end of this emotional reaction today. What a moving man he is.
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I have Kyle’s mom’s number. I’ll be glad to message her for you. Kyle lived in Mississippi for awhile when he was younger just minutes from me. He’s our HERO!!!
Kyle is the youngest living Medal of Honor Recipient, but there was a Marine in WW2 named Jack Lucas who received the award at age 17, when he too, jumped onto a hand grenade tossed at him and his comrades to save their lives. Miraculously he survive the blast, but had over 200 pieces of metal in his body!!! Amazingly he was able to rejoin the Marines later and rose to the rank of Captain by the time he left the Marine Corps!
I am a 71year old US Marine Vietnam Vet and I liked your reaction to Kyle Carpenter's video.
American or British, Australian or Israeli, you guys all fight for freedom. We all thank you and God bless you all for putting your lives on hold and on the line for your fellow countrymen
People like this that make it back home deserve nothing but our undying respect and peace through the rest of their lives.
Though I have never met this man, I did have the honor of meeting another CMH recipient, SSgt.Roy Benevidez. The meeting was both humbling and enlightening. On being awarded the CMH, all Mr.Benevidez had to say is: " I am not a hero. I saw a lot of men whose names you will never hear, who were a million times more brave than I was. Heroes are buried in Arlington, lost on the fields of Europe in WWII, the hills of Korea and the jungles of Vietnam. I did what I did for my men, my buddies and my fellow soldiers. I am a lot of things, but a hero ain't one of them."
My son is a MARINE deploying for the first time in February 2021. Kyle is an amazing patriot and has sacrificed so much and to his mom and dad many will never know the bitter sweet feeling we have as we watch our children volunteer to become a hero. And even fewer will know the feeling of your baby becoming a super hero like Kyle. And to to many know what it feels like to know their child gave their all for what they believe in. The country we love and the freedom we enjoy have been bought in many many sacrifices of young military members and the family that love them. We will not let that all be done just to set back and watch our country ruined by her own people on her own soil. God bless all our military and the family they love and God bless America 🇺🇸
General's have to salute Medal of Honor recipient's, regardless of rank
I'm a grown ass Military-VET man and I am tearing up. There's no shame in showing love for our Brothers here, or across the pond.
As a Aussie citizen I want to thank all soldiers, young, old, or passed for fighting for our freedom and safety 🙂 I have nothing but utmost respect for you all, Stay safe and respect to you all 👊
People run from grenades. He jumped on one. I have no words.
"Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." -Jesus, John
I’m embarrassed of the things I complain about after hearing stories of sacrifice my own countrymen have made. People should start everyday watching this. Freedom
I was a navy Corpsman but spent the majority of my 12 yrs in attached to Marines. I'm honored to have a 25yr brotherhood with my brothers
Wow..... jumped on a grenade to protect his fellow Marines amazing.
I am also a US Marine and it does us all proud to be a part of something that is so special and sacred. Kyle and all medal of honor recipients are extremely worthy of what they received and we all are indebted to their sacrifice. As you told Kyle in your reaction, we appreciate your service brother. So from one Marine to another Semper Fi to you and all that have served.
There is a peace and calm about him, but still water runs deep.
Emotional. Uncommon valor. Toughest man I ever knew never once told me how tough he was. This man is what a real legend and hero is made of.
Kyle threw himself on a grenade , in a selfless act, using his body as a shield in order to protect his fellow marines ?......it is so above and beyond l dont even know how to respond , l am in awe.... thank you Kyle, for your personal sacrifice and service .
Its funny. You say Kyle seems like a genuine nice guy, (which he does for sure.) But I was thinking the same about you. From an American battle buddy.