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Judson Hemperley was a medic in World War II and saved many lives during his time as a soldier.
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Judson Hemperley was a medic in World War II and saved many lives during his time as a soldier.
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OUTSTANDING!
OUTSTANDING!
massimo rispetto …
massimo rispetto per i soldati medici
We’re very proud of …
We’re very proud of this one. We won an Emmy Award for it so it has a special place in our hearts.
Great video – …
Great video – thanks – worth 100 silly average YouTube videos (including mine).
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He is amazing. I …
He is amazing. I feel blessed to know him.
I have the utmost …
I have the utmost respect for you Jud. You’re an American hero!
6-Line
We just got an Emmy …
We just got an Emmy nomination for this video! Thank you once again Judson Hemperley for your wonderful stories!
Thank you for …
Thank you for sharing the story! Do you have any pictures?
This is really …
This is really interesting. My great great Grandfather served in the Red Army and fought in Berlin. He was assigned to clear out the underground bunkers in the Reichstag. I am not exactly sure what happened but he got these sharp pieces embeded in his abdomen. He had to get shots from the doctor to take the pain away. Then he died 3 years after World War II.
Thank you for your …
Thank you for your posts! That’s what I learned from all this. These people made an incredible sacrifice that changed their lives forever. They did amazing things and have suffered the rest of their lives as a result. That’s why we need to honor these people and care for them because they gave up everything to serve.
All I know is that …
All I know is that it might help to make people understand that war must be avoided at all costs. A lot of people did heroic things in war, but war in itself is far from being something glorious or heroic. It’s rather the worst thing that can happen to you.
I mean to talk …
I mean to talk about it.
Sometimes medics in the military are looked down a bit, because they are not fighting. I think this is a statement to clearify that this job needs really brave men, too, especially in those days, where medic service wasn’t as sophisticated as it is today.
I got drafted and served as a medic in Germany a couple of years ago. Living in peace, you only get a glimpse of what this is all about. and I have no idea how I would have behaved in times like these.
My granddads, one …
My granddads, one died before I was born, never talked about it at all. Therefore it’s even more important to hear the stories of those ‘ordinary people’ first hand, and not historians and top brass.
So thank you for the courage to do so.
Thank you for this …
Thank you for this interview. The bravery of this whole generation is almost unbelievable. From today’s point of view you can only imagine what they endured. As a medic you were confronted with a lot of stuff you won’t forget in you’re whole life. I think it’s hard to stay sane after an experience like that. I don’t know if a lot of soldiers committed suicide after the war, as you earlier mentioned, but I know from my own family a lot were heavily drinking because of these events in the past.
Thanks… I’ll see …
Thanks… I’ll see if it is available at Amazon
James Bradley, his …
James Bradley, his father is the medic in the book
Cool… what is the …
Cool… what is the author on it?
its a very long …
its a very long book but is very interesting. if you ever have a long car ride i suggest you get it on tape so you can listen to it while driving
I will read it. …
I will read it. Thanks! I think these stories are important for people to hear and it really helps the veterans to talk about their experiences too.
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anyone who is interested in WWII, i very highly suggest that they read Flags of our Fathers. Matter of fact, i think everyone in America should be required to read it because i dont think people now a days know what the soldiers truely went through. (protagonist is a medic as well)
He is… thank you …
He is… thank you for watching