When 1 Man Held Off 6 Tanks

I had the privilege of serving in the 3rd Infantry Division in the mid eighties. Watching the movie To Hell and Back was part of our Head Start Program

Man saw the grim reaper coming for him, he stood up and said not today fella,

Fury based their movie off of this i think

"A short man from Texas, a man of the wild"

hat is not often mentioned about Audie Murphy was his horrible PTSD. to the day he died he slept with a loaded .45 under his pillow. Plagued with constant nightmares of the war. he was one of the first to speak out and advocate for veteran's mental health.

most of the lyrics of "to hell and back" are taken from Lt Murphy's poem The Crosses Grow on Anzio

ahhh shut up we all know this is fiction.. like how can u tell us he kept walking with those HUGE balls of steel ? i call BS

Murph was as tough as they come.

To those who said Fury’s last battle scene wasn’t realistic, this is where it based from.

We found him. The least clinically insane Texan.

Nice animation

HE DID GOOD// JUST LIKE ME

😍 The details on that 50 were premo! I had the impulse to "rack and crack." 😂 🥰

DON'T MESS WITH TEXAS!!!

Bruh if the m10 had add on armor maybe they could’ve have been destroyed so easily

India is not far behind the american in 1962 100 men of the indian army fought more than 2000 chinese troops and in 1971 120 army men fought with pakistan's 3000 men and 30 tanks

The moral of the story? Don't mess with Texas!

I love 50 cals.

Pretty and vicious.

Did anyone see that one German was hiding in a snowman lol😂😂😂

A small man from Texas
A man of the wild
Thrown into combat where bodies lay piled
Hiding his emotions
His bloods running cold
Just like his victories
His story unfolds!

Can we see a new better version of this video please?

Qustion why was there only 1 m10 td there? Where the other tanks and machine gun post

There is similar story look out for Greek rambo

Fun fact, John Rambo was based on Audie Murphy

I love Audie Murphy. Great actor and a great military hero. shame he died in a plane crash at the age of 40.

The german solidiers were best than others.

Cant believe he died due to a plane crash😔

He is the model for Captain America, right?

I feel sorry for those germans he mowed down with a ma deuce. it'll erase you from existence.

Sadly he dies in a plane crash

The chances of survival

I was 6 years old when my Daddy and Grandfather told me the story of a young lad called Audie Murphy. How he was taught to fight and kill for his country the United States of America then was sent to WWll. As the youngster (as they called Audie) was walking along with the other men the enemy opened fire. This was not long after landing and one of the soldiers near Audie was killed. This both terrified and pushed his self determination to go home, to stay alive at all cost.
After that Audie was determined not to let the enemy gain an inch or get the upper hand where it was possible. The horrific nightmare was seeing his comrades and friends around him being killed.
When the opportunity forced itself upon Audie as the commanding officer he never thought twice he and did his duty and swung into the action gone down in history as the bravest young 18 year old that held off the army of enemy soldiers single handed. To this very day France had a memorial plaque near the very spot this action took place. They honour the young man, Audie Murphy for his bravery.
Audie Leon Murphy is the highest decorated soldiers in history and received every single medal for bravery and distinction from his country United States of America, most importantly the greatest of all the Medal of Honour.
Audie Leon Murphy was decorated with 4 medals from France 🇫🇷 and 1 medal from Belgium 🇧🇪 as well.
Audie hated being called, "A true living hero." He stated many times that in fact, " The real heroes were those men that gave up their lives for their country to stay free. Those heroes are buried six feet deep in soil in Europe. I am just one man whom fought at their side and was very lucky to come home alive."
I have admired, respected, loved and honoured Major Audie Leon Murphy all my life. For his great service I say, "Thank you Audie and I appreciate all you sacrifice in those years of fighting." What's more I am not an American I still honour extremely brave American soldier every day.
In a statement I once read, " Audie as long as ALL service men are remembered and recognised for their bravery you and all the others alive and dead whom fought for freedom it was not for nothing. Regardless of being buried in another country, at home or are still living at this time you will remain a great young hero. A man who our young people can look up to and hopefully aspire to be like. " For me that still rings true today.
Audie Murphy went on to become a best selling author, a movie acting star, a song writer, a producer in several movies, he raised horses and was a business. Most importantly of all Audie was a husband, a father, a brother and an uncle to his family.
Rest in Eternal Peace Major Audie Leon Murphy.... You are missed, remembered and forever loved. 🇺🇲

I'm not sure I believe this story. Sounds awfully propagandistic to me.

dang, men back then were built different

If you combine fray bentos and Audie Murphy, you would get "fury"

Gi gi joe

Make one about paddy mane

Sabaton said it the best

me, searching for any major moment in a battle “yarnhub”

He was too pissed off to die!

rambo miäs buah buah

he saw crosses grow on anzio

Balls of TEXAS STEEL !!!

HE WENT TO HELL AND BACK!

Joel Niemann
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I had never heard of him until coming across a memorial along the Appalachian Trail west of Roanoke near where his plane crashed. Glad to learn more about his story.

Lol, nice touch with the snowman

После войны он снялся в художественном фильме, где сыграл сам себя

It is indeed January 26th

Everyone salute to Murphy

do you do this by your self or do you have a team of animaters