They Sent 40 'Criminals' to Fight 30,000 Japanese — What Happened Next Created Navy SEALs
Published November 17, 2025
This video has 631K views and 20.6K likes, ranking #815,420 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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20,671
Comments
622
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Why Lieutenant Tachovsky recruited 40 criminals from military brigs during WW2 — and how they became one of the most effective units in the Pacific. This World War 2 story reveals how the Marine Corps' most troubled soldiers pioneered tactics that created Navy SEALs. June 15, 1944. First Lieutenant Frank Tachovsky, 29…
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- November 17, 2025
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