Robert E. Bush, one of the youngest Medal of Honor recipients, shares his gripping experiences from the Battle of Okinawa at just 18 years old. He discusses the stark transition from his hometown to the warfront, illustrating the struggles of youth amid chaos. Bob shines a light on the fleeting moments of humanity witnessed during conflict, alongside the intense bond formed between soldiers as they face dire moral dilemmas. His journey reflects on sacrifice, personal growth, and the lasting legacy that such harrowing experiences leave for future generations.