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Celebrating the legacy of his father, Carl Brashear, the US Navy’s first amputee diver and the first African American to qualify as a master diver, Philip Brashear talks about the importance of the limited edition Oris Divers Sixty-Five. #WoSLiveatBaselworld #Baselworld2018 | Watches of Switzerland Official

Celebrating the legacy of his father, Carl Brashear, the US Navy’s first amputee diver and the first African American to qualify as a master diver, Philip Brashear talks about the importance of the limited edition Oris Divers Sixty-Five. #WoSLiveatBaselworld #Baselworld2018 | Watches of Switzerland Official

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Carl Brashear grew up in rural Kentucky and was inspired as a boy after seeing Navy divers off the coast of Corpus Christi, Texas. Determined to follow that path, he joined the Navy in 1948 and became its first Black master diver. In 1966, after losing a leg during a salvage mission, he fought his way back to full active duty—an unprecedented comeback. His story of courage and determination later inspired the film Men of Honor. Brashear proved that no barrier, physical or social, could keep him

Carl Brashear grew up in rural Kentucky and was inspired as a boy after seeing Navy divers off the coast of Corpus Christi, Texas. Determined to follow that path, he joined the Navy in 1948 and became its first Black master diver. In 1966, after losing a leg during a salvage mission, he fought his way back to full active duty—an unprecedented comeback. His story of courage and determination later inspired the film Men of Honor. Brashear proved that no barrier, physical or social, could keep him

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Kentucky's man of honor: 5 things to know about war hero and master diver Carl Brashear

Kentucky's man of honor: 5 things to know about war hero and master diver Carl Brashear

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Take a moment to listen to a unique story of resilience, perseverance and family service from Chief Warrant Officer Phillip Brashear. Brashear's father was a highly decorated sailor, who became a U.S. Navy Master Diver despite having his leg amputated. Phillip and Carl Brashear represent a strong sense of service found in our military service-members, families, DA Civilians and Soldiers For Life. | U.S. Army Chief of Staff

Take a moment to listen to a unique story of resilience, perseverance and family service from Chief Warrant Officer Phillip Brashear. Brashear's father was a highly decorated sailor, who became a U.S. Navy Master Diver despite having his leg amputated. Phillip and Carl Brashear represent a strong sense of service found in our military service-members, families, DA Civilians and Soldiers For Life. | U.S. Army Chief of Staff

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Phillip Brashear shares his father's story for the 25th anniversary of "Men of Honor"

Phillip Brashear shares his father's story for the 25th anniversary of "Men of Honor"

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Chief Warrant Officer 4 Phillip Brashear, a U.S. Army Reserve command chief warrant officer for the 80th Training Command, fixes the ROTC patch on the uniform of his son, Tyler Brashear, at North Carolina A&T State University, during a video production shoot for the Army Reserve in Greensboro, North Carolina, Jan. 16, 2020. Phillip Brashear is a helicopter pilot with combat experience and the son of Carl Brashear, the first African-American master diver in U.S. Navy’s history who lost his leg du

Chief Warrant Officer 4 Phillip Brashear, a U.S. Army Reserve command chief warrant officer for the 80th Training Command, fixes the ROTC patch on the uniform of his son, Tyler Brashear, at North Carolina A&T State University, during a video production shoot for the Army Reserve in Greensboro, North Carolina, Jan. 16, 2020. Phillip Brashear is a helicopter pilot with combat experience and the son of Carl Brashear, the first African-American master diver in U.S. Navy’s history who lost his leg du

Chief Warrant Officer 4 Phillip Brashear (left), a U.S. Army Reserve command chief warrant officer for the 80th Training Command, and his son, Tyler Brashear, an ROTC cadet at North Carolina A&T State University, flip through a binder of family photos while on a video production shoot for the Army Reserve in Greensboro, North Carolina, Jan. 16, 2020. Phillip Brashear is a helicopter pilot with combat experience and the son of Carl Brashear, the first African-American master diver in U.S. Navy’s

Chief Warrant Officer 4 Phillip Brashear, a U.S. Army Reserve command chief warrant officer for the 80th Training Command, walks up the steps of the Dudley Memorial Building with his son, Tyler Brashear, an ROTC cadet at North Carolina A&T State University, while on a video production shoot for the Army Reserve in Greensboro, North Carolina, Jan. 16, 2020. Phillip Brashear is a helicopter pilot with combat experience and the son of Carl Brashear, the first African-American master diver in U.S. N

Lost His Leg—Became Navy's First Black Master Diver Anyway In 1966, Navy diver Carl Brashear was recovering a lost hydrogen bomb off the coast of Palomares, Spain, when a steel towing line snapped. A heavy pipe flew across the deck toward his crew. According to his Navy and Marine Corps Medal citation, Brashear threw himself in harm's way to push a shipmate to safety—the pipe crushed his left leg, nearly killing him. Doctors at one point declared him dead from blood loss. He survived, but his le

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The Navy's First Amputee Master Diver Did the Impossible Master Chief Carl Maxie Brashear became the U.S. Navy's first Black Master Diver and first amputee diver in 1970, shattering barriers that many believed were impossible to break. Born to sharecroppers in Kentucky in 1931, Brashear enlisted in the Navy in 1948—four months before President Truman desegregated the military—and became the first African American to graduate from Navy Diving & Salvage School in 1954. His greatest test came in 19

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InstaSavvy on Instagram: "In Men of Honor (2000), one of the most powerful moments is when Carl Brashear, a determined Black Navy diver, stands up to Master Chief Billy Sunday, his strict and often harsh white commanding officer. Carl, fighting against racism, doubt, and endless obstacles, refuses to back down. Even when Sunday tries to break him with impossible training and brutal discipline, Carl challenges him—not out of anger, but out of unshakeable courage. This confrontation becomes the tu

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Carl Brashear had a legendary U.S. Navy career, becoming the first African American Master Diver and the first amputee diver, overcoming significant racism and a devastating leg injury to reach the rank of Master Chief Boatswain's Mate (BMCM) before retiring in 1979 after 31 years of service, inspiring millions through his perseverance, famously chronicled in the movie Men of Honor.

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Truck Stop Chic on Instagram: "Carl Brashear grew up in rural Kentucky and was inspired as a boy after seeing Navy divers off the coast of Corpus Christi, Texas. Determined to follow that path, he joined the Navy in 1948 and became its first Black master diver. In 1966, after losing a leg during a salvage mission, he fought his way back to full active duty—an unprecedented comeback. His story of courage and determination later inspired the film Men of Honor. Brashear proved that no barrier, phys

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