My friend, USMC Sergeant George Hamchuk, died a few months ago. He was a Korean War veteran and fought alongside his brother (45th Oklahoma - US Army) when he visited his brother's unit. Proud US Marine / New Yorker until the end and I miss you buddy. Fair winds and following seas to you, Soldier of the sea. Semper Fidelis.
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Canadians also fought and died in that war. They are rarely mentioned, if ever. My young 21 yr. old uncle died in Jan. '53. Then, 40,000 Canadians enlisted in the American Military and fought and died in Vietnam. Bless all soldiers and their families. They are not forgotten. ❤
@@andreww.8262 I know just wanted to mention that Canadians are rarely mentioned. My uncle died in Korea as part of the UN voluntary enlistment...then, same in Vietnam.
@@johnqpublic2718 It's not about me. I simply mentioned Canadians are very rarely mentioned, if at all. I have the utmost respect for all soldiers , that's all.
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My dad was in the Korean war. He said they froze for lack of proper clothing and went without food due to supply issues during the winter. So it wasn't just the enemy who suffered.
They didnt have proper equipment be cause the command didnt think the chinese would enter the fight the North Koreans were defeated McArthur's march to the Yalu and home by Christmas was in everyone's mind The high morale caused a degradation of troop discipline, and most of the soldiers had discarded their equipment and ammunition supply before the battle. A rifle company from the US IX Corps, started its advance with most of the helmets and bayonets thrown away, and there were on average less than one grenade and 50 rounds of ammunition carried per man. all elements of the 8th Army started the offensive with a shortage of winter clothing , MacArthur and staff made one of the worst military intelligence blunders in U.S. Army history Ignoring reports of contact with CCF all in all leading to the defeat of the 8th army the longest retreat in US history the US 2nd Infantry Division had suffered 4,037 casualties, lost most of its artillery pieces, 40 percent of its signal equipment, 45 percent of its crew-served weapons, 30 percent of its vehicles were all lost during the battle, thus the US 2nd Infantry Division was deemed to be crippled Reply
@@Meat.loaf.696 you're right Chris my father said they were wearing WW2 clothing not meant for the freezing weather. He marched all the way to the Yalu River, fought at Pork Chop Hill and did alot of fighting at the 38th parallel. No food no ammo frozen weapons.
My dad's cousin was KIA in the Korean conflict and his body never recovered. They were raised together in the same house with my family, where I also was raised partially from when I was a baby. My great aunt, who lost her only child in Korea, was always so kind and loving to me and my younger sister. She passed away over 35 years ago never knowing what happened to her only child. I remember her very well, and her loving kindness for my sister and I. She suffered so much in this world between war and abuse. Aunt Ann, I remember and love you, and I know that one day we will all be together again in joy that words cannot describe. ❤
My uncle was at chosin with the 17th infantry division. He survived some of the most brutal warfare. I never got to meet him. He was murdered in 1978 about 6 years before I was born.
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My mom’s cousin…. Made it through WW2… 3 campaigns…. Captured during the battle of the bulge… then him and one other fellow were the only 2 to survive when their POW train car was hit by their own planes…. Then got sent to Korea (which was a mistake because of his WW2 service) and was killed by a sniper before his “paper work” was straight out 😳
@@anonkun3807 …. When someone is negative they are telling others what they think about themselves…. I’m sure at least one person cares for you in your life….
A really well-made documentary. The poetry and handwritten accounts spliced in the narration really added to the heartbreak. Post-WW2 peace was never built to last.
My Grandfather served in Korea during his national service, he spent time with Actor Michael Caine in a Trench, Caine attended his wedding and stayed in touch even visiting him prior to his death from Dementia
Filipino soldiers had a very important contribution in Korean War especially in Yultong. They never surrender nor retreat, they depend their position in Yultong .
My mom came over to the USA from Pusan Korea with her twin sister when she was two on a war refugee plane. She even has two scars on her legs from shrapnel. She was adopted by an Air Force Captain in Arizona. Without this war I wouldn’t be Alive right now which is crazy to think.. My moms now 68 and retired, living the dream. I am half Korean and irish, polish, and german.
You aren't half Korean, are you? First, it's Busan, not Pusan. Plus, why do you have a scar if you lived in Busan? Busan is one of the cities that hasn't been occupied by North. And, there wasn't a single plane-attack in Busan. I'm a Korean and DON'T LIE TO THING LIKE THIS.
@@Zeronim-nb2st 아 한국인인가요?? 한국말 할 수 있는 미국인이에요. To be fair it USED to be Pusan until Korea offically switched over to the now standardized romanization of Korean back in 2000. Anyway, yeah, this guy is probably just makin stuff up and that's so wrong and rude... His story doesn't make sense and doesn't add up. He said his mom came over at 2 years old during the war as a refugee, yet the war is 70 years old but he said the mom is 68 currently... lol. The math doesn't add up at all.
@@Zeronim-nb2st 네.. 몇 년 전에 한국어에 관심 갖기 시작했고 2-4년 동안 한국어 공부를 많이 했어요! 아직 실수를 많이 하는데요. 제가 어린 아이처럼 들리다고 생각해요. 그런데 점점 더 좋은 스피커 되고 있습니다! Maybe when I visit Korea I can get better at speaking because here theres noone to talk to. 이 정도 영어 실력 어떻게 배웠어요? and if I made a mistake please tell me?
I am Korean. Your father is a hero. Many Korean citizens have not forgotten and are grateful to your father. Once again, I express my deepest respect and gratitude.
No mention of the Gloucestershire Regiment's last stand at Imjin River? One of the most heroic actions in military history. "We are the Glorious Glosters, famed for our attack From Korea to Alexandria, fighting back to back When we have served our country, and answered the trumpet's call Take us home to Gloucestershire, most glorious land of all" Remember the Glosters!
There is an 'Offiical' American tour of the Korean War. The last stand by the Glosters is a part of it. The part played by the RUR (Royal Ulster Regiment) and the Belgians, is generall,y overlooked. The RUR & Belgians fought every bit as valiantly as the Glosters.
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I've got some original photos of that uso event concert, from my Grandfather. I never met him but he was a Marine in this war & took some amazing photos. He died days before I was born.
I lived in Korea for a few years. The Korean people have such a resolve. However, the history of their land is not all together upright or transparent.
Was to young to serve in this war. But later on during active duty in the Marines I spent a lot of time in Korea. I loved the beautiful country and friendly people.
I was stationed in Korea, about 5 miles south of the DMZ, in 66 and there were still yamas that you could still see wher napalm was used ( to good effect)! There were still incursions by the North (?agent?) ! Lots of stuff going on, that was never reported in the states!
RIP to my grandfather, Warren Foster, from Brookland, AR - US Army - Korean War (1929-2019). North Koreans are still suffering under tyranny. Bless our vets & freedom fighters across the globe. 🇺🇸
Dad fought in New Guinea and Korea. Australians, Canadians and Brits fought some desperate battles and earned a fearsome reputation for courage and determination.
Thank god that I wasn't born that times. I'm a real Korean born in 2009, and my great-grandfather died in the war as a soldier. My great-grandmother is still alive at age 97, and she told me that her family lived in Pyeongyang, which is the capital of North Korea right now. When war broke out, Her family went to south. And plus, the war hasn't 'ENDED' yet. The war stopped in 1953, and there are still plenty of american soldiers here. There were some North-Korea attacks like 'Rangoon Bombing' in 1983, armed guerilla attack in 1996, first and second battle of Yeon-pyeong in 1999 and 2002 and Bombardment of Yeonpyeong Island in 2010. We have an annual civil defense training even nowadays, and we even had a mis-alert because of North's satellite launch. Anyways, Thank you for all the soldiers on Earth fought in 1950 to support South Korea, and rest in peace for 5 million people who died in the war.
Terrific and Profound Documentary ............. Background Audio Sometimes too Loud ......... Cannot Hear The Dialogue In Certain Places ,,,,,,,, Even Still ....... Excellent Video
Just watching this for the first time. How many people watching the video knew there was a 2nd Korean War. In the mid 60s. Right around 65 I think. North Korea thought with U.S. troops pushing into Vietnam we couldn't hold south Korea. South Korean troops with some help from U.s. troops. Made the north think again.
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McArthur was warned not to approach the Yalu river his arrogance and contempt for the chinese army caused the defeat of the 8th Army and the longest retreat in U.S. history the US 2nd Infantry Division had suffered 4,037 casualties was deemed to be crippled The real tragedy was the soldiers and wounded left behind begging not to be left the dead frozen in the way they died thrown into mass graves and covered over. "BUG OUT Fever" Col. Faith had intelligence from two captured chinese soldiers that RCT31 was facing a division possibly a division and a half Faith informed Gen Almond of the situation and Almond told them not to be afraid of bunch of chinese laundry men A soldier in RCT31 from my hometown went missing at chosin and his remains were finally found and returned in 2020 and another one from our county is still listed MIA at kunu-ri
Filipino soldiers were unsung heroes of the korean war.they fought alongside with the south against chinese soldiers.esp.when the UN RETREATED during the height of war.should have mentioned them at least
Yep they didn't include them they only know the nation who contributed well in that war but with those Filipino lives that was lost they are also worth noting right?
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I was drafted to fight in the Korean War 1951 to 1953 Truman was President at that time I served for 2 years decorated with military medals and a letter from President Kim Dai Jung of South Korea.
really like it with the footage just the sounds are sometimes dulling down the narrator and it gets almost drummed out bij the video sound of explosions or machine gun fire
For me, if background combat noise was lowered by another 30% it would be amazing. It’s very overwhelming, especially with headphones or when listening over vehicle. Overall I really liked it 🎉
My grandfather was in the army back in that era, he served in the 2nd world war, Vietnam and North Korea. I would like to find out more of his personal history when he served. Where can i find out more?
Do people just post videos without checking the audio first? .. like most war related videos you post, you can't hear the narrators voice over the background noise
My great grand uncle passed away in this war. He was 22 years old, survived the 2nd world war as a teenager. . He died in 1952 in captivity in Pyongyang when me mother got born. Such a mess of a war .
An interesting note, the germ weapons mentioned in 17:47 were in fact those from Unit731 General Ishii. He was studying them for the US as part of the deal.
At aboot 4 min mark, the narrator somehow made it sounds like there was no mass bloodshed between WW and the Korean conflict. That's how they elided it over when I was in public school. I haven't and won't do the exact numbers, but I have a feeling there was an on-par casualty rate in the years 1945 to 1963.
The Ethiopian contingent participated from the south side once sustaining casualties where they asked the fellow Americans to give them cover so that they could retrieve their fallen comrades...so goes the saying... "Not Leaving Fallen Comrades Behind!" After the war, the South Koreans always show their appreciation for what the young Ethiopians together with the other nations, what they sacrificed in the name of freedom. It is sad to still see 2 Koreans N&S?! A Korean War Veteran Ato/Mr Seyoum Negdie comes to mind-He was a Mgr for Ethiopian Airlines Technical Svc 😊
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No mention of the Irish from Kerry (Catholics) that joined any arny they could to stop Communism. I knew 2 of those heros of freedom (in my opinion} and I am a much younger English Proddy WASP. Those 2 men set my moral compass. Knowing the right thing to do by defending those in need
My Grandfather was a Rifle man a part of the Philippine expeditionary forces to Korea "PEFTOK" and fought at the Battle of Yultong during the Korean War
My Grandfather was in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division he was apart of the Landing at Inchon, Chosin Reservoir, and finally Tonyang in 51’ where he got injured when a mortar round blew him 5ft and got a bad shrapnel wound. a man from his unit Benjamin Wilson won the Medal of Honor.
You should watch and study how professionals balance their narrator versus film noise. This is like listening to a person whisper while right behind them is a passing freight train.
A wonderful, colorful documentary coverage about the Korean 🇰🇷 War.. with an informative introduction, it's contained, which is a truly introduction relatively ...what was the difference between Red terroristic doing & white terroristic doing... both sides committed atrocities, prosecutions against humanity for going on of global political businesses...when Korean War political shadowing until nowadays ..thats mean it's not Forgotten...only human spirit casualties Forgotten
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My friend, USMC Sergeant George Hamchuk, died a few months ago. He was a Korean War veteran and fought alongside his brother (45th Oklahoma - US Army) when he visited his brother's unit. Proud US Marine / New Yorker until the end and I miss you buddy. Fair winds and following seas to you, Soldier of the sea. Semper Fidelis.
Thankyou for your work.
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Fair winds and following seas.
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Canadians also fought and died in that war. They are rarely mentioned, if ever. My young 21 yr. old uncle died in Jan. '53. Then, 40,000 Canadians enlisted in the American Military and fought and died in Vietnam. Bless all soldiers and their families. They are not forgotten. ❤
This isn't vietnam.
@@andreww.8262 I know just wanted to mention that Canadians are rarely mentioned. My uncle died in Korea as part of the UN voluntary enlistment...then, same in Vietnam.
Communism is evil
@suefrancoeur9148 most people have just got to find a way to make everything somehow about themselves. You're no different.
@@johnqpublic2718 It's not about me. I simply mentioned Canadians are very rarely mentioned, if at all. I have the utmost respect for all soldiers , that's all.
As a people of south Korea, I deeply, deeply solute you surved in Korean War.
We will never forget The Forgotten War.
Wow great comment 😂 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩
@@jasonellenberg3261 North korea and there fellows are war criminal
My grandpa fought the Korean war. He was on the Chinese side. So...... Hello? I guess ?
@@jasonellenberg3261what's wrong with you?
My Grandfather served in this war. I am very proud to say that. He was an officer in the Air force. Sadly I just lost him. Damn dementia
That's so sad :( I hope you find your grandfather. If you do tell him thank you for his service.
@@ublade82 funny
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NO ONE CARES
@@anonkun3807 I agree no one here cares about what you think.
My dad was in the Korean war. He said they froze for lack of proper clothing and went without food due to supply issues during the winter. So it wasn't just the enemy who suffered.
My father was there too and he said the same thing.
They didnt have proper equipment be cause the command didnt think the chinese would enter the fight the North Koreans were defeated McArthur's march to the Yalu and home by Christmas was in everyone's mind The high morale caused a degradation of troop discipline, and most of the soldiers had discarded their equipment and ammunition supply before the battle. A rifle company from the US IX Corps, started its advance with most of the helmets and bayonets thrown away, and there were on average less than one grenade and 50 rounds of ammunition carried per man. all elements of the 8th Army started the offensive with a shortage of winter clothing , MacArthur and staff made one of the worst military intelligence blunders in U.S. Army history Ignoring reports of contact with CCF all in all leading to the defeat of the 8th army the longest retreat in US history the US 2nd Infantry Division had suffered 4,037 casualties, lost most of its artillery pieces, 40 percent of its signal equipment, 45 percent of its crew-served weapons, 30 percent of its vehicles were all lost during the battle, thus the US 2nd Infantry Division was deemed to be crippled
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@@Meat.loaf.696 you're right Chris my father said they were wearing WW2 clothing not meant for the freezing weather. He marched all the way to the Yalu River, fought at Pork Chop Hill and did alot of fighting at the 38th parallel. No food no ammo frozen weapons.
@@Meat.loaf.696they've said in every war since ww1 they'll be home for Christmas. They never learn.
My dad's cousin was KIA in the Korean conflict and his body never recovered. They were raised together in the same house with my family, where I also was raised partially from when I was a baby. My great aunt, who lost her only child in Korea, was always so kind and loving to me and my younger sister. She passed away over 35 years ago never knowing what happened to her only child. I remember her very well, and her loving kindness for my sister and I. She suffered so much in this world between war and abuse. Aunt Ann, I remember and love you, and I know that one day we will all be together again in joy that words cannot describe. ❤
🙏Amen!
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In peace, sons bury their fathers. In war, fathers bury their sons. -Herodotus
Thank you for your service 참전용사 여러분 감사합니다
My uncle was at chosin with the 17th infantry division. He survived some of the most brutal warfare. I never got to meet him. He was murdered in 1978 about 6 years before I was born.
How did your uncle died?
Well done finding color footage! The Korean War is in ceasefire, not officially over yet...😮
just like an Armistice of WW1
@@tome1594 I don't think we have to worry about the Germans restarting hostilities....
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@@mattthacker9120 the armistice at the end of WWI led to the biggest war and loss of life known to man. Lol.
My two uncles (infantry/ tank commander) were in Korea near the China boarder. Lot of fighting, and survived the miserable cold weather.
My mom’s cousin…. Made it through WW2…
3 campaigns…. Captured during the battle of the bulge… then him and one other fellow were the only 2 to survive when their POW train car was hit by their own planes…. Then got sent to Korea (which was a mistake because of his WW2 service) and was killed by a sniper before his “paper work” was straight out 😳
NO ONE CARES
@@anonkun3807 …. When someone is negative
they are telling others what they think about themselves…. I’m sure at least one person cares for you in your life….
@@thomasmyers9128i care thank you for sharing and may his soul rest in peace
@@anonkun3807I'm definitely as a 'no one,' and I care.
@@anonkun3807a cry for help 😂😂😂
A really well-made documentary. The poetry and handwritten accounts spliced in the narration really added to the heartbreak. Post-WW2 peace was never built to last.
My Grandfather served in Korea during his national service, he spent time with Actor Michael Caine in a Trench, Caine attended his wedding and stayed in touch even visiting him prior to his death from Dementia
Wow, that's amazing, God bless your grandfather.
Filipino soldiers had a very important contribution in Korean War especially in Yultong. They never surrender nor retreat, they depend their position in Yultong .
They just beg for money from the Yanks
Yeah 🇵🇭
right!!..... always america is the hero...all i now with out d Filipinos they can't stop d advance of chinese..
@@donisdon 1,000 Filipino soldiers VS 40,000 Chinese and North Korean soldiers
McArthur famously mentioned, give me 10,000 Filipinos and I will CONQUER the world
My mom came over to the USA from Pusan Korea with her twin sister when she was two on a war refugee plane. She even has two scars on her legs from shrapnel. She was adopted by an Air Force Captain in Arizona. Without this war I wouldn’t be Alive right now which is crazy to think.. My moms now 68 and retired, living the dream. I am half Korean and irish, polish, and german.
That math doesn't add up... How was she 2 during the war if she's only 68? The war ended 70 years ago. I'm callin BS on you. Why lie about stuff
You aren't half Korean, are you? First, it's Busan, not Pusan. Plus, why do you have a scar if you lived in Busan? Busan is one of the cities that hasn't been occupied by North. And, there wasn't a single plane-attack in Busan. I'm a Korean and DON'T LIE TO THING LIKE THIS.
@@Zeronim-nb2st 아 한국인인가요?? 한국말 할 수 있는 미국인이에요. To be fair it USED to be Pusan until Korea offically switched over to the now standardized romanization of Korean back in 2000. Anyway, yeah, this guy is probably just makin stuff up and that's so wrong and rude... His story doesn't make sense and doesn't add up. He said his mom came over at 2 years old during the war as a refugee, yet the war is 70 years old but he said the mom is 68 currently... lol. The math doesn't add up at all.
@@alexfriedman2152 오!!! 한국말 할수 있으시네요 아하 Pusan 이었구나... 좋은거 알아가요!! Thank you!
@@Zeronim-nb2st 네.. 몇 년 전에 한국어에 관심 갖기 시작했고 2-4년 동안 한국어 공부를 많이 했어요! 아직 실수를 많이 하는데요. 제가 어린 아이처럼 들리다고 생각해요. 그런데 점점 더 좋은 스피커 되고 있습니다! Maybe when I visit Korea I can get better at speaking because here theres noone to talk to. 이 정도 영어 실력 어떻게 배웠어요? and if I made a mistake please tell me?
Background noise still too high, narration sound level still too low. I appreciate the documentary nonetheless.
As always.
Stop complaining
What ?! Huh
No need for any music
interesting, I feel the opposite
Why did you censor the video when it's already age restricted? Doesn't make much sense at that point.
Thank you for not blurring the documentary
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they did ARE YOU BLIND!!!!????
That footage of the old village woman just waving her arms in a circular motion just busted my heart!
I am so proud of my daddy Joseph stalnaker he served in the Korean War. I love 😢you daddy can't wait to see you in heaven. He was a strong good man
I am Korean. Your father is a hero. Many Korean citizens have not forgotten and are grateful to your father. Once again, I express my deepest respect and gratitude.
This video is so heart breaking.
My dad was in the army he went to Korea he got Shrapnel in his back i was proud of my dad
No mention of the Gloucestershire Regiment's last stand at Imjin River? One of the most heroic actions in military history.
"We are the Glorious Glosters, famed for our attack
From Korea to Alexandria, fighting back to back
When we have served our country, and answered the trumpet's call
Take us home to Gloucestershire, most glorious land of all"
Remember the Glosters!
There is an 'Offiical' American tour of the Korean War. The last stand by the Glosters is a part of it. The part played by the RUR (Royal Ulster Regiment) and the Belgians, is generall,y overlooked. The RUR & Belgians fought every bit as valiantly as the Glosters.
You are right.
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I've got some original photos of that uso event concert, from my Grandfather. I never met him but he was a Marine in this war & took some amazing photos. He died days before I was born.
very well done, all new footage to me,liked and subbed, looking forward to new things
I lived in Korea for a few years. The Korean people have such a resolve. However, the history of their land is not all together upright or transparent.
My grandpa served in the Marines during this war as a military police officer near the 38th Parallel.
Was to young to serve in this war. But later on during active duty in the Marines I spent a lot of time in Korea. I loved the beautiful country and friendly people.
It's important for you and your memories of beautiful people who always deserve peace ✌️
Thank you for sharing
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I was stationed in Korea, about 5 miles south of the DMZ, in 66 and there were still yamas that you could still see wher napalm was used ( to good effect)! There were still incursions by the North (?agent?) ! Lots of stuff going on, that was never reported in the states!
Thank you to all the soldiers who fought in the Korean War. ✨❣️✨. My cousin Glen was a Korean War Veteran~ he committed suicide.
Sorry for your loss buddy. May he rest in peace.
@@richardcolbourne6151 Thanks.
His service will always be honored ,he will live on in our memories as long as you keep telling us all about him. Thank you for your service sir.
@@kathyjones274 Thank you.
RIP to my grandfather, Warren Foster, from Brookland, AR - US Army - Korean War (1929-2019). North Koreans are still suffering under tyranny. Bless our vets & freedom fighters across the globe. 🇺🇸
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Poor civilians 😢
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Dad fought in New Guinea and Korea. Australians, Canadians and Brits fought some desperate battles and earned a fearsome reputation for courage and determination.
NO ONE CARES
@@anonkun3807 until the next war...
neither do your parents apparently @@anonkun3807
Thank god that I wasn't born that times. I'm a real Korean born in 2009, and my great-grandfather died in the war as a soldier. My great-grandmother is still alive at age 97, and she told me that her family lived in Pyeongyang, which is the capital of North Korea right now. When war broke out, Her family went to south. And plus, the war hasn't 'ENDED' yet. The war stopped in 1953, and there are still plenty of american soldiers here. There were some North-Korea attacks like 'Rangoon Bombing' in 1983, armed guerilla attack in 1996, first and second battle of Yeon-pyeong in 1999 and 2002 and Bombardment of Yeonpyeong Island in 2010. We have an annual civil defense training even nowadays, and we even had a mis-alert because of North's satellite launch. Anyways, Thank you for all the soldiers on Earth fought in 1950 to support South Korea, and rest in peace for 5 million people who died in the war.
Terrific and Profound Documentary ............. Background Audio Sometimes too Loud ......... Cannot Hear The Dialogue In Certain Places ,,,,,,,, Even Still ....... Excellent Video
Just watching this for the first time. How many people watching the video knew there was a 2nd Korean War. In the mid 60s. Right around 65 I think. North Korea thought with U.S. troops pushing into Vietnam we couldn't hold south Korea. South Korean troops with some help from U.s. troops. Made the north think again.
Mark Felton has covered that and other incidents on his channel.
He has a great channel recommended
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The winter were terrible…. 20 to 30 below 0
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Some of us never forget
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The noise of war is too loud to hear the commentary. But good video.
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Ditto on the previous comment, it might be a good documentary if we were able to hear the narrator.
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The Philippine Expeditionary Brigade was never mentioned 😞
McArthur was warned not to approach the Yalu river his arrogance and contempt for the chinese army caused the defeat of the 8th Army and the longest retreat in U.S. history the US 2nd Infantry Division had suffered 4,037 casualties was deemed to be crippled The real tragedy was the soldiers and wounded left behind begging not to be left the dead frozen in the way they died thrown into mass graves and covered over. "BUG OUT Fever" Col. Faith had intelligence from two captured chinese soldiers that RCT31 was facing a division possibly a division and a half Faith informed Gen Almond of the situation and Almond told them not to be afraid of bunch of chinese laundry men A soldier in RCT31 from my hometown went missing at chosin and his remains were finally found and returned in 2020 and another one from our county is still listed MIA at kunu-ri
Filipino soldiers were unsung heroes of the korean war.they fought alongside with the south against chinese soldiers.esp.when the UN RETREATED during the height of war.should have mentioned them at least
Yep they didn't include them they only know the nation who contributed well in that war but with those Filipino lives that was lost they are also worth noting right?
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Just think the B-52 would be introduced to the airforce a couple years later. The A model was probably in testing.
What’s the point of putting clips in the video if they are just going to be censored?
millions live in freedom today due in a big way to the 1st marine division being present in korea from 1950 to 1955
The audio narration track is not clear, can hardly distinguish it from the audio of the original reel.
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I was drafted to fight in the Korean War 1951 to 1953 Truman was President at that time I served for 2 years decorated with military medals and a letter from President Kim Dai Jung of South Korea.
really like it with the footage just the sounds are sometimes dulling down the narrator and it gets almost drummed out bij the video sound of explosions or machine gun fire
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This story is so under told. Well deserved a band of brothers story to teach the masses.
that will never happen because they lost this war
@paddypgaming23 Bravery, Commitment and courage Wether won or lost should be taught. Look at the French foreign legion for example.
ther"s a bit of an audio mixing problem in this doc , the voice is too low compared to the other sounds
For me, if background combat noise was lowered by another 30% it would be amazing. It’s very overwhelming, especially with headphones or when listening over vehicle. Overall I really liked it 🎉
The extreme cold made the war difficult and has killed a lot of soldiers...hence the book "The Coldest War".
My grandfather was in the army back in that era, he served in the 2nd world war, Vietnam and North Korea. I would like to find out more of his personal history when he served. Where can i find out more?
Do people just post videos without checking the audio first? .. like most war related videos you post, you can't hear the narrators voice over the background noise
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My great grand uncle passed away in this war. He was 22 years old, survived the 2nd world war as a teenager. . He died in 1952 in captivity in Pyongyang when me mother got born. Such a mess of a war .
Good video, too bad audio was off, when guns, planes etc were on you could barely hear the narrator.
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My daddy was s Korean War vet.
Not sure how smart it was to have c-4 strapped to the fronts of those tanks😳😳😬😬😬
It's better than keeping it inside the tank.
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An interesting note, the germ weapons mentioned in 17:47 were in fact those from Unit731 General Ishii. He was studying them for the US as part of the deal.
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Lest We Forget
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Great doc.but back ground noise is to loud.
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You guys need to adjust the Audio on this Video. It's impossible to hear the Narrator even with CC!!! .. 🤔🙄😲
Nice audio mixing
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Easily the best documentation out there. Figures Stalin had his hands in this.
He actually didnt , cos n korea Asked him, He said He is fine with it as long China supports n korea
If you are going to tell this story, with the noise level this high, please use writing on the bottom of the film, cant hear the talking.
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At aboot 4 min mark, the narrator somehow made it sounds like there was no mass bloodshed between WW and the Korean conflict. That's how they elided it over when I was in public school. I haven't and won't do the exact numbers, but I have a feeling there was an on-par casualty rate in the years 1945 to 1963.
The Ethiopian contingent participated from the south side once sustaining casualties where they asked the fellow Americans to give them cover so that they could retrieve their fallen comrades...so goes the saying... "Not Leaving Fallen Comrades Behind!" After the war, the South Koreans always show their appreciation for what the young Ethiopians together with the other nations, what they sacrificed in the name of freedom. It is sad to still see 2 Koreans N&S?! A Korean War Veteran Ato/Mr Seyoum Negdie comes to mind-He was a Mgr for Ethiopian Airlines Technical Svc 😊
Why does it blur some of the footage ?
They all talked about the freezing cold we didn’t have winter clothes & gear
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It's a shame this country was ripped apart.
First time I've heard of the Korean War was sometime maybe in late 2000's or early 2010's.
Are you serious?
Just curious how old are you?
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No mention of the Irish from Kerry (Catholics) that joined any arny they could to stop Communism. I knew 2 of those heros of freedom (in my opinion} and I am a much younger English Proddy WASP. Those 2 men set my moral compass. Knowing the right thing to do by defending those in need
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Too bad many Irish died fighting for the Brits in ww2 while they supported the anti-Christian soviet commies
You really need to mix the sound better
Great footage what few minutes I watched, background noise level little to loud and narration little to low.
Volume ok
Why did I get a warning before being able to watch this video that it may be offensive to some people?
I would be nice if you could hear the commentary.
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The forgotten time..➡️⚒️
My Grandfather was a Rifle man a part of the Philippine expeditionary forces to Korea "PEFTOK" and fought at the Battle of Yultong during the Korean War
Background music and footage volume is far too loud, can hardly hear the narrator
My Grandfather was in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division he was apart of the Landing at Inchon, Chosin Reservoir, and finally Tonyang in 51’ where he got injured when a mortar round blew him 5ft and got a bad shrapnel wound. a man from his unit Benjamin Wilson won the Medal of Honor.
My father was in the 7th Infantry Div too .! He fought at PORK CHOP HILL and the 38th parallel.
Back ground noise is way to loud!!!!!!!
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4:45 have anyone noticed that there was someone got blown up by the artillery shell?
Kim il sung and Kim Jong Un really do look like each other. It's kinda crazy for a second I had a brain aneurysm and was like wtf is this real? Lol
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I thought Mousey Tongue was the Arbys sammich that gets softer when you putsch Horsey-sawce onnit, annit?
My grandpa was a engineer working on the jeeps and trucks in this war
@ 13:33 , what is the name of the American Tank ? Was it the "Patton " ?
Its the Pershing heavy tank
My grandfather was an nco in the sunburst division❤️
I wonder is there any way to fix this audio. It’s too low
Background noise is to loud to hear the MC & blurring out scenes takes away from it.
Shame on TH-cam for censoring history by blurring the video at times. Grow a pair and let people decide for themselves what is offensive to them.
Great film but sound too low
Why is the background noise so high, I can barley hear the narrator!
You should watch and study how professionals balance their narrator versus film noise. This is like listening to a person whisper while right behind them is a passing freight train.
Why is everything blurred out
A wonderful, colorful documentary coverage about the Korean 🇰🇷 War.. with an informative introduction, it's contained, which is a truly introduction relatively ...what was the difference between Red terroristic doing & white terroristic doing... both sides committed atrocities, prosecutions against humanity for going on of global political businesses...when Korean War political shadowing until nowadays ..thats mean it's not
Forgotten...only human spirit casualties Forgotten
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