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The Story of Desmond Doss Who, In Okinawa During The Bloodiest Battle of WWII, Saved 75 Men Without Firing Or Carrying a Gun. He Was The Only American Soldier In WWII To Fight On The Front Lines Without a Weapon, As He Believed That While The War Was Justified, Killing Was Nevertheless Wrong. As An Army Medic, He Single-Handedly Evacuated The Wounded From Behind Enemy Lines, Braved Fire While Tending To Soldiers And Was Wounded By a Grenade And Hit By Snipers. Doss Was The First Conscientious Objector Awarded The Congressional Medal of Honor.