Desmond Doss: A WW2 Hero
Desmond Doss
Desmond Doss was a WW2 hero. He saved about 75 men without firing a single bullet or even caring a single weapon. I believe that Desmond is one of the most remarking WW2 soldiers. He was considered a objector. An objector is a soldier that refuses to carry or use a weapon in battle. Desmond was the first soldier to receive the medal of honor for actions above and beyond the call of duty.
Desmond was raised a Seventh-day Adventist, his mother was one also. This is the reason he would not carry a weapon because of his religious beliefs. He was a medic and the Army made Doss’ life hard during his training. He was harassed and was verbally abused. He was considered a slacker, called the weakest link.
In the spring of 1945
Desmond Doss was a WW2 hero. He saved about 75 men without firing a single bullet or even caring a single weapon. I believe that Desmond is one of the most remarking WW2 soldiers. He was considered a objector. An objector is a soldier that refuses to carry or use a weapon in battle. Desmond was the first soldier to receive the medal of honor for actions above and beyond the call of duty.
Desmond was raised a Seventh-day Adventist, his mother was one also. This is the reason he would not carry a weapon because of his religious beliefs. He was a medic and the Army made Doss’ life hard during his training. He was harassed and was verbally abused. He was considered a slacker, called the weakest link.
In the spring of 1945