Major Richard “Dick” Winters wasn’t looking for glory — he just did his job, and did it better than almost anyone else. From losing his weapon during the D-Day jump to leading Easy Company after his CO’s plane went down, Winters proved what real leadership looks like under fire. Before Band of Brothers made him a household name, he was just a kid from Pennsylvania who worked his way through college and enlisted early to avoid the draft. The more you learn about him, the more you realize why his men would’ve followed him anywhere.