Excerpt from "Most Decorated Marine of All Time! Lt. General Chesty Puller

He shouted battlefield orders in a bellow that rattled the Halls of Montezuma. He stalked about under enemy fire as though he were daring anyone to hit him. He had an abiding love for the enlisted man who did the killing and the dying, and a sneering hatred for the staff officer who did the sitting and the meddling.
He thrived on combat until he became a legend to his troops-the toughest fighting man in the whole United States Marines. His name was Lewis Burwell "Chesty" Puller, and when he was retired in 1955 as a lieutenant general, he was the most decorated man in Marine Corps history.
Here is the story of the most courageous warrior and legendary Marine of them all. Lieutenant General Lewis “Chesty” Puller.
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[@johnc5023]

Goodnight Chesty.... wherever you are!

[@97trublue]

Ooh RAH SIR

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[@Anonymous-ed8om]

Puller straight up dipped, and went on a ship? Fuck that, commander is last man out if I have a say.

[@92suzukigsx1100g]

You’re beyond ignorant as to what Chesty was able to do by boarding the ship. What should he have done then?

[@bjdaniels4228]

You have no idea what your talking about.

[@kingfish4242]

Uh No

[@PDunlo]

For real.. he ran and got help and got a medal for that? And this is the hero of the Marine Corps? I must be missing something

[@kingfish4242]

@@PDunlo he commandeered a navy ship and ordered the captain to direct fire on the Japanese positions. His actions allowed his men to escape certain death