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Manuel V. Mendoza Really Was a One-Man Army – The Germans in His Way Didn’t Survive Long
['Micheal Chimaobi Kalu']
WAR HISTORY ONLINE
It was a clash of determination: the Americans threw all they had to stop the enemy from taking the position, and the Germans, likewise, hit as hard as they could in a valiant bid to reclaim the important landmark they’d erroneously left unguarded. Manuel Mendoza single-handedly took out 30 enemy soldiers As soon as the machine gun had jammed, Manuel Mendoza grabbed several hand grenades and began hurling them at the enemy.