In the midst of a brutal World War I battle, Corporal Alvin C. York, a humble Tennessee farmer, single-handedly took on a German regiment, killing 28 soldiers and capturing 132 others, turning the tide of the battle. With his rifle and pistols, York methodically picked off the enemy, using his hunting skills to outmaneuver the Germans. As the enemy forces surrendered, York herded them like sheep, using his native Tennessee twang to convince them to put their hands up. This heroic feat earned York the Medal of Honor, cementing his place as one of America's greatest war heroes.