What a brave Gurkha Sgt Dipprasad Pun, and his grandfather in pic (Tul Bahadur Pun), earned his own Victoria Cross (Britain’s highest award for gallantry) In World War 2, 1944 fighting the Japanese in Burma. Its in the family blood to be amazing warriors and Gurkhas offcourse!!
There a brilliant documentary of the Victoria cross recipients by Jeremy Clarkson would love to see your reaction also one called the greatest ever raid.
That LT is stupid, I'm Army so things might be different but I'm confident that everyone who isn't a medic learns to finish the fight before even thinking about rendering aid.
Of course you haven't heard of him, he's not american. He was just a dude that did his job. Afterwards he probably finished his shift, then went for a snack, then went to sleep only to do it all over again the next day. I doubt he would have even thought in his widest of dreams that he did something remarkable, to him, he just did his job.
It could be a movie , but Hollywood would fill it with American soldiers ...I'm really not trying to get your back up, but stop comparing your experiences to amazing acts of bravery as your channel will go far better, react only to the video, but if you want to react to your experiences find something relevant to you and the average American soldier we can buy into...hope that made sense , I'm ex military, but would never compare myself to the Royal Marines, as I was just infantry, we had our moments , but different breeds , different objectives
Just an honest reaction to your reactions, stop all this "what your experiences are"...works well for your American audience , but please react to the video you are watching than what you experienced, you can't compare ...just sayin is all.. 👍
Jai maa kali aayo Gorkhali.the real hero .❤jai gorkha Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵
What a brave Gurkha Sgt Dipprasad Pun, and his grandfather in pic (Tul Bahadur Pun), earned his own Victoria Cross (Britain’s highest award for gallantry) In World War 2, 1944 fighting the Japanese in Burma. Its in the family blood to be amazing warriors and Gurkhas offcourse!!
There a brilliant documentary of the Victoria cross recipients by Jeremy Clarkson would love to see your reaction also one called the greatest ever raid.
2nd this, it's a good one!
That LT is stupid, I'm Army so things might be different but I'm confident that everyone who isn't a medic learns to finish the fight before even thinking about rendering aid.
Gurkha from Nepal 🇳🇵
He used a tripod, a claymore and sandbag ,really😂😂
Those fighters were fucked up bad.
If he used khukri, neither of them would be living.
Legend ...should of got the VC
Amazing. Even if it was a movie the audience would call BS.
Yes bro very good work
Of course you haven't heard of him, he's not american. He was just a dude that did his job. Afterwards he probably finished his shift, then went for a snack, then went to sleep only to do it all over again the next day. I doubt he would have even thought in his widest of dreams that he did something remarkable, to him, he just did his job.
Jay gorkha Nepal Army i like love Nepal ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It could be a movie , but Hollywood would fill it with American soldiers ...I'm really not trying to get your back up, but stop comparing your experiences to amazing acts of bravery as your channel will go far better, react only to the video, but if you want to react to your experiences find something relevant to you and the average American soldier we can buy into...hope that made sense , I'm ex military, but would never compare myself to the Royal Marines, as I was just infantry, we had our moments , but different breeds , different objectives
React on gurkhas vs 200 japanese
Lets put it this way he used a Claymore as a hand grenade.
Just an honest reaction to your reactions, stop all this "what your experiences are"...works well for your American audience , but please react to the video you are watching than what you experienced, you can't compare ...just sayin is all.. 👍