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He Refused to Carry a Gun — And Went to War Anyway | Desmond Doss

Desmond Doss refused to carry a rifle in World War II. He was mocked in training. His commanding officers tried to remove him. Fellow soldiers questioned whether he belonged in combat at all. But in May 1945, on the Maeda Escarpment in Okinawa — later known as Hacksaw Ridge — Corporal Desmond Doss stayed behind while others withdrew. Without a weapon. Without protection. And he began lowering wounded men down a four-hundred-foot cliff under fire. This is the documented story of: • Desmond Doss and the 77th Infantry Division • The Battle of Okinawa • Hacksaw Ridge and the Maeda Escarpment • Why he refused to carry a gun • How he saved approximately 75 men • And what happened after the Medal of Honor No fiction. No invented dialogue. Just the historical record of one of the most extraordinary acts of courage in World War II. If you’re interested in real human stories from major wars — the individuals inside the history — consider subscribing. #DesmondDoss, #HacksawRidge, #Okinawa, #WWII, #WorldWar2, #MedalOfHonor, #PacificWar, #TrueStory, #WarHistory, #MilitaryHistory