The British Army’s “Royal Gurkha Rifles” use this as inspiration. Their fighters are known as the bravest of the brave, with their battlefield heroics making international headlines in 2010 thanks to Cpl. Dipprasad Pun, who used 400 rounds, 17 grenades, a claymore mine and even threw his tripod when he became surrounded by up to 30 Taliban fighters. His actions won him the second highest military honor.