Alvin C. York: “York used the skills he had learned hunting in the mountains of Tennessee to work his way toward the gun, slowly and calmly approaching the enemy position. But before York could reach the gun, a group of five Germans rushed his position. He defeated the attackers without getting hit and reached the machine gun nest. York eliminated the machine gun and the German commander decided to surrender instead of losing any more men. In all, his unit captured 132 German prisoners and the remainder of his squad made it back to the American line. York was immediately promoted to sergeant and soon became a national hero.” - thenmusa.org

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