In 1953, during the fierce Battle of Outpost Vegas, one extraordinary Marine made 51 trips in a single day, carrying 9,000 pounds of ammunition through enemy fire. She was shot twice, ate rations alongside the men, and slept in their tents, never wavering in her mission.

Her name? Sergeant Reckless — a horse who proved that courage knows no bounds. In the chaos of war, this remarkable animal saved hundreds of lives, her strength and determination unmatched by any human soldier.

Sergeant Reckless didn’t just serve alongside the Marines; she became one of them. For her bravery, she was awarded the honor and respect reserved for the greatest warriors, and when she passed, she was laid to rest with full military honors, forever remembered as a hero who carried the weight of the battlefield on her four legs.