The Ben Shapiro Show What Real Bravery Looks Like
May 31, 2021
Explore the heroism of American military history with stories of courageous figures like Ben Salomon and William Hawkins. Uncover the valor of forgotten soldiers from WWII and the Korean War, showcasing their selflessness in the face of danger. Delve into the sacrifices made during the Vietnam War and critique the narratives surrounding America's withdrawal. Emphasize the importance of honoring these heroes and their legacy, especially on Memorial Day, as a reminder of the values that define freedom.
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Heroism of Ben Salomon
- Ben Salomon, a surgeon in WWII, defended his aid station against overwhelming Japanese forces.
- Single-handedly, he killed 98 enemy soldiers, showcasing incredible bravery.
Bravery of William Hawkins
- William Hawkins led attacks on pillboxes in the Battle of Tarawa, despite being wounded.
- He continued fighting until mortally wounded, exemplifying dedication and courage.
Selflessness of Bryant Womack
- Bryant Womack, a medic in the Korean War, aided fellow soldiers despite losing his arm.
- Refusing aid for himself, he directed others until he died from blood loss.