I never get tired of hearing Sammy L David tell this account of how he saved the day in Vietnam. With him alongside no harm will ever come to you. A true hero and gentleman.

With tears in my eyes, I am honored to hear this story. Much Respect to Sammy L Davis. Sir you are remarkable.

I got the honor to meet Mr. Davis in 2003 in PLDC (Warrior leaders Course) Germany, Had the whole room choked up telling his story, he cried, we all got to pass around his Medal of Honor. One of the most inspirational men I've ever met.

Met Mr Davis in 2004. Wonderful hero. He is my inspiration to be the best NCO I can be to my Soldiers.

Everything I hear him tell his story it leaves me stunned. Everytime I read it, I am amazed. The amount of energy he expended is incredible. Bravery at every turn.

I know that he was joking, he is not "slow" at all. One of our best and brightest. A true American Patriot!

God bless you Sit🤲glad you made it home and I’m humbled by your service. Amazing American Story. Touched my soul!

The American Soldier is unstoppable when he is determined to save his men.

Met Sgt Davis a few times. Most recently shortly after my father passed. We got to talking about him and he had known Dad.

We have met Sammy many times..........LOVE YOU SAMMY!! Alvie & Jackie

I HADTA GO BACK FOR BUBBA!

I have seen numerous videos of SFC Sammy Davis and in every one I have been deeply touched by his humility and sense of love for his fellow man. I grew up in an Army family, my dad having been a career NCO who retired in 1975 with the rank of SFC, Grandfather served in WW2 and was with the troops that liberated Dauchau and I grew up looking up to these men and learning much from them. I have always been fascinated with our history. I myself did not serve in the military, having gotten a good paying job right out of high school, had it not been for that I would have but at the time also i felt a little like my whole life had been a form of boot camp in itself as dad was a Drill Sgt prior to going to Vietnam in 70. So I have tried to watch every single video I can about our Medal of Honor winners and have also read about all of them before videos became more comon place. Partly out of a sense of respect and admiration and also because i find what they have managed to do under such difficult situations as truly amazing. I respect and admire every one of these heros, and for that matter every single person who has served. But of them all I love mist listening to SFC Sammy Davis and truly think he is just a great human being that we all can learn from. I would have loved to have met the man!

A true hero, and the enormous pride I feel to have the greatest soldiers on earth to keep us all free. So grateful to hear this incredible story and the respect we all should have about living life as free Americans.

What an outstanding, brave, loving, and honorable man !!! Beautiful !!!

This was fascinating! What a man; what an hero! Cheers, from Canada.

Sammy you are the epitome of a true American. I am so proud to know you.

This country produces some great men, SFC Davis one one them and its men like him why I chose the Army over the other branches.

God bless this man And Our savior Looking and Protecting him In His Vietnam days. Such a great man.

Thank you so very much for your service and sacrifice

Glad you made it home brother.

Hats off sir great sacrificer of all time

I never listen to these stories more than once. There's too many, I want to hear them all. This is my 5th time listening to Sammy.

Fantastic. I have seen Sammy Davis interviews before, but I didn't know about the forrest gump thing.

In the State of Indiana, there is a MOH license plate for our only surviving MOH recipient Sammy L Davis . God Bless you

would be great to share a beer with this guy. Amazing story and storyteller !!!

Sammy and Dixie are great Americans, and his bravery is still understated as he tells it. One of the most humble people you will ever meet.

Thank you. You are blessed.

Man this guy has a place in my heart. I was hoping he he share the part where he speaks on holding that mean ol sergeant’s hand

Thank You.

Brave men, are always humble...

Amazing! Thank you for your service.

I guess I can understand why. they put Forrest Gump in the 9th Infantry Division so they can use Sammy Davis's MOH ceremony (Easier for ILM)

Great story God bless you. I love you and the movie. Such a smart man.

Respect

What a handsome young brute he was 🇺🇸💪🏽

Very well done American Legion. Welcome Home Brother!

How does an average guy describe such a man as this? Don't get me wrong. I know I am made by GOD with a purpose and am loved by Him. But the heroism, tenacity, critical thinking, and devotion to his team he displayed is incredible. I am thankful he is willing to share this story.

why don't they make a movie of this story?!

Met him in Bosnia had coffee with him a great man

So much respect for you Mr Davis.

I've heard and read hundreds of CMOH stories...his weighs on me the most.

You discover who you are, when life gives you the chance.

I'm so grateful for men like Sam. Real men are obsolete in 2022.

This dude's a blast.

My dad is friends with him. Was eating at a red lobster with him one time, my dad cracked a crab leg and it squirted on to Sammy. My dad said you could of heard a pen drop until Sammy laughed it off.

Thank Sammy what else can I say……….

what a patiot and hero

hes way smarter than Gump in the movie

Bubba best friends forrest

You don't leave your brother in the woods!

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he doesn't seem slow in the head. Nothing like the made up Forrest gump character

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This forest gump?

Jeeze Bill Murrary was in Vietnam too?!!

God wanted him to save three rounds.

Stupid comment about Bill Clinton!