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During the chaos of World War II, one young Marine achieved the impossible. Armed not with weapons, but with his voice and an unparalleled understanding of Japanese culture, 18-year-old Guy Gabaldon saved over 1,300 lives during the brutal Battle of Saipan.
Raised by a Japanese-American family in East Los Angeles, Gabaldon’s unique upbringing gave him the tools to break through fear, mistrust, and propaganda. Risking his life night after night, he ventured into enemy territory to convince Japanese soldiers and civilians to surrender peacefully—a feat no other soldier in the Pacific Theater could match.
Join us in this dramatic episode of History Crossroads as we explore the remarkable life of Guy Gabaldon, from his early years shaped by cultural compassion to his daring missions on the battlefield. Discover how one man’s humanity shone brightly in one of history’s darkest times, and reflect on the untold stories of unsung heroes who shaped our world.
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