"I went to the edge of the bunker to take his gun and discovered there was a wire mesh in front of him to protect him from grenades. That is why my grenades were bouncing back.
I took out my khukuri, the knife Gurkhas are famous for, and cut through the mesh. As I was snatching the gun off the fallen man, two enemy soldiers came up from behind and tried to capture me.
I had left my weapon outside and all I had at my disposal was the khukuri. I beheaded one of them and hit the second one on his shoulder - I had to cut him several times before he also died.
Suddenly, a third enemy appeared, but I cut him with my khukuri too. Others from the trench followed, but I kept slashing them with my khukuri.
When there were too many of them, I took out another grenade threw it at them. Then it was all quite." - Lt. Tul Bahadur Pun, 6th Gurkha Rifles, Victoria Cross Recipient (1944).
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Photo depicts the armed security detail assigned to his balls.
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