Extraordinary feats of bravery from the often overlooked Korean War

Bad*sses Of The Forgotten War · 27:50 · Video: Simple History · Watch at the source

In short: This video highlights remarkable acts of courage performed by individual soldiers and pilots during the Korean War. It explores the stories of a formidable Sioux warrior, a Chinese soldier who shielded others from machine gun fire, and a pilot who made a final, desperate sacrifice.

The Korean War is frequently referred to as the Forgotten War, yet it was the stage for intense personal heroism. This presentation focuses on specific individuals whose actions defied conventional expectations of survival and duty.

Among the figures discussed are a Sioux warrior noted for his physical presence, a Chinese soldier who utilized his own body to obstruct a machine gun, and a pilot who engaged in a high-stakes mission against overwhelming odds. These accounts serve as a reminder of the extreme conditions faced by combatants during the conflict.

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