The Black Death - WWI Soldier Unleashes Killer Instinct
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 18. 11. 2020
- The Black Death, Henry Johnson fought like a man possessed as him and another wounded soldier were surrounded by Germans, but somehow the Black Death fought them off and became a war hero! Check out today's new military video were we look a a group of Black American soldiers allied with the French during World War II, and how on one night, when surrender seemed inevitable, Henry Johnson stood tall and fought for his survival and will go down in the history books as a Medal of Honor recipient and total badass!
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TWENTY-ONE WOUNDS.
Roberts: "Henry, you're hit!"
Johnson: *"I ain't got time to bleed!"*
Johnson: PAIN IS MEANINGLESS TO ME
So this is where doom guys inspiration came fron
I like the way you put this. It's kinda funny.
Germans: 21 STAB WOUNDS!
Henry: Tis But A Scratch.
This man is literally a WH40k Dreadnought bruh...
Johnson on his rampage: "I will die a thousand deaths before I yield!"
Johnson after his rampage: "I...cannot...**powers down** move :( !"
A true American hero who upon his return home couldnât eat/walk anywhere he wanted in the country he was ready to lay his life down for.
Black people and soldiers remember who the true enemy is. The enemy isn't in some foreign home, they're back home and closer than you think, do not fight for your enemy
@@theguy8729 I somehow think that that's no longer the case đ you literally wouldn't be saying that had Germany not lost the first world war, if they had they would have won the second and then they would've executed their plans to conquer South America, Mexico, Canada, and the United States.
@@MrDonKP Ok? Things have changed because racism is less accepted. But that Germany thing doesnât rlly help ur case considering there were black ppl in Germany getting treated the EXACT same way in Germany as they were in America. A lot of the blakc soldiers that went back home were literally hung months later over nothing.
@@MrDonKP they almost won both though they just didn't have enough help
@@MrDonKP
Dude if Germany had won ww1 ww2 wouldnât have happened
Bruh another country gave him an award like almost 100 years before his own country
Yep.
Well France was very liberal back then.
@@vxy357 well america was very racist back then oh wait....
Black people and soldiers remember who the true enemy is. The enemy isn't in some foreign home, they're back home and closer than you think, do not fight for your enemy
@@theguy8729 Well back in those days, The black man had to choose the lesser of 2 evils. It was either that or Hitler's Nazis and Tojo's Imperial army. Keep in mind that some blacks died at Pearl Harbor. One black sailor, Dorie Miller, took over a machine gun nest and shot down several Japanese Zeros. On that fateful day, he knew who the enemy was, despite all of the racism he faced back then.
This badass broke his gun over an enemyâs head. So awesome
Im saying though. Cause we all know that's really thick wood furniture on those old M1grands better quality than the wooden bats used in baseball in this era
@@BLUETYPHONA this is WW1
@@BLUETYPHONA
RE: ". . . those old M1grands . . ."
Wrong war; the M1 Garand was a World War II weapon. In World War I, Henry Johnson would've used either . . .
French infantry rifle: Lebel Model 1886 rifle also known as the "Fusil Mle 1886 M93", after a bolt modification was added in 1893, is an 8 mm bolt action infantry rifle that entered service in the French Army in 1887.
or
American infantry rifle: M1903 Springfield, formally the United States Rifle, Caliber .30-06, Model 1903, is an American five-round magazine fed, bolt-action service repeating rifle, used primarily during the first half of the 20th century.
It was officially adopted as a United States military bolt-action rifle on June 19, 1903, and saw service in World War I.
How did he killed everybody with his knife while Germans had guns?
@@josephstalin4385 yes do you want black people in your army now?
Sgt. Henry Johnson was truly a tough man. He was truly a war hero.
Yep
Fun fact-Snakes can help predict earthquakes
Kevin's knowledge.....
He truly was a true hero and a truly tough man indeed
My fav halo character for sure
People like him and Alvin York are who Ive always wanted to be like, when i was 4 I went to my great grandpa Milt's military funeral (ww2 veteran) since then Ive wanted a military funeral. I think the only way im going to get that is through a LOT of pain, things arnt going well right now for me, but im going to keep pushing through whatever I run into, honestly I kind of hope war between china and tiawan/united states kicks off--> it will be an opportunity to stop the horrors of the CCP and in doing that make the world (and china) a better place, and get that military funeral,
Germans: exist
Johnson: ...And I took that personally
Stop playing
That's racist
@@aighti how?
@@aighti itâs just a joke and it has nothing to do with racism
@@aighti child
German: **Steps on a twig**
Henry: So anyway I started chugging grenades.
That brother deserves to brought to the silver screens. It would make a great movie. A true war hero that loved his country when it didn't even love him back.
I agree with you
Agreed đŻ
a movie just like the sergeant york movie
I'd agree with a few freedoms for a better ending.
Couldn't say it any better
igs: the black death
me: youâre about 500 years too late
I know
its a joke i think
Easy pepe
@@littlegamer00 we donât care
Nah the Black Death was 500 years too early đ
I cant help but feel like Sgt. Johnson from Halo might be based off this badass
Hmm. He did say they had to share the rock
yeah even the name is really similar
More like that episode of Archer, where the butler went crazy in ww1 lol It was actually pretty similar.
Yeas
Hi
For those wondering why blacks would fight for a country that considered them second class citizens:
Many Black Americans believed that if they proved their loyalty by fighting for America, they would earn respect and be treated as equals back home.
Just imagine turning a man into Swiss cheese and he still keeps murdering everybody
Dang his back must be hurting after carrying that much
Fr XD
Not only his back, his arm, his chest, Heck he literally suffered 21 wounds just to hold off A SUPPLY BRIDGE.
@@darrenaqilawangsech8652.
The video clearly stated that if that supply bridge went into enemy hands that the war was LITERALLY over at the point.
You try fighting a war when your supplies CAN'T get through cause that's the ONLY bridge that you had......
Shocker you can't.
pain makes a person stroner so then they wont feel anymore physical or emotional pain
@@ArctrooperHavoc I'm pretty sure you will still feel physical pain
I love how they said âhe had no time to feel painâ that is so badass
Imagine being such a badass they name you after a plague that wiped out half of Europe.
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Considering what time it was I would not be suprised if his skin color was why they named him that. Hayha was called White Death because of the entire snow thing. I don't think its a similar thing here. I mean black death is a cool name but I think the reason why it was given to him is up for debate.
@@dpm2937 they called him that out of respect, beside, it was WW1, so i think it is okay, somehow, idk
@@dpm2937 I mean they werenât dumb they knew the correlation. They knew his skin made it fitting and the plague connection made it clever on top of it.
Didactic he wide out more than half those Germans
I attended Officer Training School this past summer. In our dorms, there was a picture of Sgt. Johnson in all of the common rooms. At the end of the first week, the whole 24 TRS was gathered and the acting commandant (Maj Berkes) made a speech talking about how despite not being appreciated by his country, his officers, and his branch, his heroic actions saved the lives of so many allies. It reinforced the duty that all officers have to their enlisted. His subsequent life in the United States was unacceptable for any citizen, let alone a war hero. I am Air Force, but I hope to be half the Airman that Johnson was a soldier. If you are an NCO or Officer, remember, you could have a Henry Johnson in your unit. It is your job to cultivate that soldier/sailor/airman/marine into the best they can be and reward them for their actions. Thanks to all those serving and who have served!
That man is a real one took down so many solider
He fought for his country and they still were racist toward him!! C'mon people
Thatâs America for you.
@KLOLWTF are you fr?
I find it weird that white people complain more about racism than black people
Still are
@@gordonramsayisstilllooking8114 there used to it
The Harlem Hellfighters were AWESOME. They deserved FAR better than they received.
I served in the 101st as infantry myself, I'm not half the man he was.... This bought me to tears.
Can you tell us a war story, please?!!!!!!! Nonetheless, you still served the country, and you deserve praise for that. Henry Johnson would be proud of you if he were around today!
Thank you for your service
Imagine attacking 2 guys with your entire squad and you and your lads get killed by one dude with a knife who is too angry to die.
I've unleashed that instinct on the hikers in my woods before
I mean same
Say sike rn
I killed some đ
SAY JK RN
I was a lil confused until I saw your profile
johnson was litrally the john wick. his killing style matches john wicks.
Iâm gonna say the n word
What the-
@@toddhoward862 shut up please.
Lol guys. I ainât no racist. Iâm brown myself. I just said that because the writer of John wick probably got inspired by Johnsonâs fighting style.
@@spacedust95 no one said that
As a black man, it kinda hurts to know that some of my ppl did things like this to help this country, only to come home and still deal with racism đ©
Aye... It's hard to think about how people back then even thought. A human is less of a human than another human. That was normal thinking.
@@Thesaurcery4U2Cwhatâs your fkn point? Still unbelievable
I'm a cadet in an Army JROTC in New York and my battalion is named after Sgt Henry Johnson. I will definitely suggest to my SAI and AI to show this video in class.
That would be a great idea seeing how amazing this show is
How did it go?
@@chadfr1013 haven't done it yet. We had a Thanksgiving break for 5 days so I didn't get a chance to
Thank you for your service
Disgusting, how dare they deny him his awards and refuse to acknowledge him then use his name after he died of sickness because of American abuse.
This mans is a legend
Isn't he the dude on the Battlefield 1 cover?
i believe so
Not "exactly". But he is a member of the Hellfighters.
He wasn't explicitly stated to have been Henry Johnson
@@garlandgarrison3739 still cool to think though
No
SABATON... We need a song of this brave man and the Harlem Hellfighters! \m/ \m/
Well it happend
This is super hero stuff. Getting wounded at least 21 times but continuing is crazy
I'm pretty sure that's the most badass thing I've ever heard in my life
Blacks have fought in Every American war since the beginning of this country! We bleed and die for America. Wish we get more respect but the world knows. Thanks Mr Johnson you are my hero â€ïž
Crazy how much love we got from the French off the rip vs đșđž even still to this day
And yet, the US still elected a black president TWICE with the help of white voters.
Not even true, but i am sorry that you feel that way.
I stub my toe and Iâm down for the count, Henry on the other hand getting shot so many times and still fighting, a real badass
This teaches me more than history class so much, I'd rather have him as a teacher
bro imagine gettin your whole fleet folded by a man with a knife
Yeah that was dumb
I hope they do an episode on him for the Netflix show Medal of Honor
Now that's what I call "Grit".
Imagine thinking your safe cause the enemy broke his gun but than he starts charging into a crowd of 20 guys with just a knife
What a legend. Americans where a different level of tough back then. You could strike a match from our chin stubble. Johnson's story is an amazing one. That man woke up, chose violence and eggs for breakfast. Godspeed Sgt and thank you for your service, I'll share your story every memorial day.
I respect those men. they fought for a country that didnât see them as human beings at the time.
Sgt Henry Johnson badass World War l warrior aka the Black Death
This man literally used a super star power up and became immortal
Man was the definition of BAMF!!
Last time I was this early I was almost stillborn.
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Nice
@@wadecarnes8159 ???
You ok geez?
@Dapper_Dog1 Meaning when he was born, he came too soon and was almost dead at birth.
Thereâs refusing to die and then thereâs Henry Johnson. The Germans needed protection from a disarmed Johnson.
He should have been a medal of honor winner
I love how this channel always shows history from all points of view and honors those who fought. đ€
Germans: we have an army
French : we have a Henry. Henry Johnson. SMASH!
Of course the French show up.....
afterwards
Bro nah ww1 French were tough AF major reason they surrendered so quickly in ww2 was how badly they still hadnât recovered from ww1 losses we donât meme them in that war
Yeah but the french didn't lose with the most powerful army against vietnamese farmer
@@alexandretushman5457 No at that point in time, it was an Indo-Chinese farmer!
FFS France has the most military victories in history...
@@Hectopath2006 when? They yet to defend invasions from Germany LOL
So *this* is the real Rambo, wow
These videos keep me sooo entertained. Keep up the work đ
The white feather
The white death
The black death
Wow, a hero. As a Black man I am proud and sad as I never heard of him before.
I am not black but i respekt men like him đ
This man fought hard for his life and country, and there are still people who say racism doesnât exist. How can people still be racist?
Cry me a river babe.
@@sponge6197 What?
@@danireynoso3101 As long as there's a difference, there'll be an us vs them.
@@sponge6197 then what was your point in commenting âcry me a riverâ? What made sense in your mind to say something like that and then reply with something meaningful
I hate racism and it still exist to a certain extent many of my people are in positions of authority famous athletes or politician's etc they didn't let it hold them back
0:00 Ah, Your finally awake!
This hero deserves a movie.
Man really just got an ace and clutched up
These videos are fantastic
And what makes them even more fantastic is the fact theyâre TRUE STORIES
Love this channel đđ
Thank you for showing this.
Johnson: ima call myself the black death
Simo hÀyhÀ: and i took that personally
Imagine having all these great soldiers from your videos on one team
Imagine telling someone that you single handedly squad wiped like 20 people đ
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for this video!
Thank you for this information
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how often this channel posts compared to similar channels like kurgasagt?
I have been watching infographics show since you reached 500 k subs hope you get 10 million by the end of this year
Now this man is "built different".
Can you talk about the harlem hellfighters
Simple history did a video about them
Yea but that was 3 years ago
Extra history did an entire episode on them
Simple history and yes ik but was 3 years ago
Oh extra history is a real channel mybad
I got goosebumps listening to this
I read the title as *WWI Soldier Unleashes Ultra Instinct*
Technically that is also correct.
@@tigershark8867 Yup lol
This is straight out of an anime scene
Iâm gonna say the n word
@@toddhoward862 nani?
From 1 sgt to another thank you brother. A unit at camp buehring def has a painting dedicated to the hellfighters as well
Iâm pretty sure Johnson Beach in Florida is named after him
Johnson was a true hero. Shame that it took the US so long to honor him like he deserved.
I really appreciate yâall making videos about the black soldiers that fought in this worlds many wars.
Not as many as whites you want to talk about blacks suffering do you know how many whites have died cause of word scale wars
My man legit got shot and said "Oh no, anyway"
I wish he was my teacher
I wouldnât graduate so I could keep learning over and over
yo this man is a legend
German commander: "Ja ja ja! We got them!"
German Grunt: "I hear opera musik! Ooooh which one is it?"
German commander: "Nein NEIN *NEIN!*"
German Grunt: "No dat is Beethoven's Symphony number 5! Oh my favorite!"
Johnson: "Well you know how that song and dance goes."
My jaw is still open can someone be that much of a beast
Germans: I why do we feel so violated by this man?
Johnson: you ever make love to man?
Q: What do you get when you have a black man that goes Super Saiyan, that also knows the "Berserker Barrage"?
A: Sgt. Henry Johnson
I love your war hero episodes! More please!
Hes a hero he fought for what we all should be fighting for.
The immortal Henry Johnson
Arthur wermuth
"Mad jack" Churchill
Henry Johnson
I would have never known about this great warriors...
I will channel them next time in battle
Very fascinating and Intriguing, most frightening too!
Keep up the great stuff
This need to be a live action movie based on a true story!
Japanese: finally, a worthy oppenent, our battle will be legendary
he just tapped into his inner main character energy
I love your channel
Henry Johnson was a beast.
I would really love to see a movie based on this story
This is such a great site! Always good! đđŒđ
great video
That's pretty âšepicâšđŠ
I love how they used a garand and a G43 model for this WW1 veteran.
And the 60's Air Force high ranking officer.
Thank you
Henry Johnson, I'm coming to visit!!