Battle of Yultong - Fighting Filipinos| Reaction (Philippine Heroes)
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- The battle of yultong was something I haven’t heard before and knew nothing about. But the video did a great job of explaining the fighting Filipinos in the Korean War.
PS: Filmed it the day after NYE so a little bit of a hangover in the video ;).
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Link to video: • PART 1 How 1,000 Filip...
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Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:05 Pre Talk
00:37 The battle of Yultong
05:51 After talk
08:10 Outro
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The fighting Filipino is a Warrior with dignity and heart we are not going to War just to be a superior we fight just to protect our country freands and love ones you can take our lives but not our dignity as a Pilipinos the Eagle of the East will Fly again 🇵🇭
“Give me ten thousand Filipino soldiers and I will conquer the world. - Douglas MacArthur
That's why Gen McArthur entrusted
The Filipino soldiers
Gasgas na linya
The US really knows how to make use of the brave filipino soldiers as cannon fodders!
Not soldier scout ranger
Exaggerated
Actually almost Filipino citezin are capable for being a soldeir in case of emergency even though we are lack in practice and experience.. Being a fighter is already flow in our blood as a Filipino thats why some nationality called us a unarmed fighter or soldier.
The term “ang mamatay ng dahil sayo” (to die for the Philippines) is very much engraved in every Pinoy. So much so that when in a fight the saying “patay kung patay” is what we adhere to. I know I do that’s why I don’t want to be in a fight because it’ll be to the death, even my own death. Just the memory of my childhood experience is enough for me to stay away from getting mad. When I was a kid I got bullied by a boy in 4th grade. I was a 3rd grade girl. At the flag ceremony he always picked on me and I already told my parent and the teacher about him to no avail. The only person holding him back was his good handsome friend telling him not to be a bully. Alas, he can’t be with his friend all the time. One day, I was walking home and it was slightly raining. Suddenly, I felt stones swish past me. I looked back and saw the bully throwing them at me and it’s not small either! I tried to run away but he kept following me. Then when one stone nearly hit me on the head, I had enough. I was thinking what if I got hit on the head? My mother will be sooo mad at me aside from crying from rage. I suddenly dropped my bags and books on the road and started picking up the stones he’d been throwing at me and threw it back while running towards him like a madman🤣 You see how Legolas was with his bow and arrow consecutively arming? That’s how I was with the stones I was throwing back at him☠️ I said to myself “mamamatay akong lumalaban kung sakali”(I will die fighting back at least)🤣 can you imagine that from an 8 year old girl? Well, I watched a lot of fight scenes when I was a kid. Fight among families and neighbors 🤣 besides tv.. but that’s with a warning all the time from our elders. So I tried everything to avoid fighting but if cornered: beware! I didn’t see him at school after that day the whole year😍 I thank my God He is always with me. I’m one of His little girl David😍
When i was a g1 someone dares to bully my friend in front of me which is that time i never learn how to fight but for some unknown reason my body starts to move on it's own i pulled my cmates hair really hard that she even lost her hair(not all just some) and started to cry then ny friend tried to stop and i accidentally pulled her hair then keep hitting the bully 😅👉👈😅 somehow she cried lol then there's no one in my classroom dares to fight me even boys 😂😂
Nice History never taught in school. Made me proud that our ancenstors are Mighty Warriors
Man! So proud to be pinoy! I was born back home but grew up in the U.S. (Bay Area).. my family told me to never forget who n' what you are, where your from. I still speak tagalog fluently, studied kali, and cook at home.. my fvorites; dinuguan and sinigang..
Edit; my mom is Violeta Atienza Marasigan, people knew her by her nickname bullet. She did alot for our people/community back home and in the bay area aswell..
Hello Karsten! The 10th Battalion Combat Team was actually understrength when the Philippine government earmarked them to go to Korea. At the end of WW2, there was a big drawdown, so none of the 20 Battalion Combat Teams that then composed the Army was in any offensive shape. They drew men from other services and battalions to make up their numbers. The late Col. Boni Serrano, for example, was then a Lt. in the Philippine Constabulary (like the Guadia Civil or Gendarmerie). He and a platoon were put together and assigned to the 10th. He would win the Medal of Valor in a later battle. My grand-uncle, the late Gen. Vicente Evidente, had just come back from training in the US and hadn't even left the transport ship when he was told to wait on board for the 10th. Emilio Liwanag was a LCR with the Navy when he was assigned to the battalion as the Logistics Officer and the Artillery Battery CO.
Lt. Jose Artiaga would win the Distinguished Conduct Star in Yultong. Capt Conrado Yap would win the Medal of Valor. Ships built or donated to the Philippine Navy by the ROK usually receive names of the heroes of the Expeditionary Force. The Pohang class anti-sub corvette in the PN, for example, is the BRP Conrado Yap.
As to what the narrator was saying about the 10th being armored, it wasn't in a modern sense. The 10th BCT was a combined arms unit, with 1 tank company, 3 infantry companies, an Arty battery, a heavy recon platoon, a headquarters and services company (with MP and Medical detachments). While the 10th was building up and training, the Army sent their tanks ahead on an LST. Bad call on their part. the US Army got hold of those 15 Shermans and pressed them into US service, with the promise that the 10th would receive replacements when they got to Pusan. All the tanks were destroyed when the 10th arrived. And Commander Liwanag could only find 6 unissued M24 Chafee light tanks. So the light tanks were issued to the Heavy Recon Pltn, and Capt Yap- the armored company's CO- was told to form a heavy weapons company from his unit.
On a side note, when WW2 ended, the Philippine Army actually had more tanks and tank destroyers than men who could actually fight in them. over 1000 vehicles were left behind. Many of these vehicles were later donated to a certain country in the Middle East. A lot of those IShermans in the Israeli Defense Forces were formerly PA tanks.
The Peftok Batallion are like 300 spartans They Holding The Ground until the last Breath.
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React to the "March of the Valiant" which is the most detailed story from the veterans who fought in that battle.
yeah plz react..
Added that to the list, appreciate the suggestion.
Plz..also react to the Filipino UN soldiers who diffuses land mines in Syria who soldiers from other countries refuses to do...thank you...
Proud Pinoy here, Salute all brave Filipino sodier
I really enjoy every Chill Out Sunday episode. Keep up the good work man.
My dad is one them, second BCT(battalion combat team), second batch of hard element soldiers,,,,They rescued the belingeurd Turkeis ,british and p.rican were either crying or thanking the PEFTOK (Phil.Expeditionary Force To Korea)..and the most unforgettable is
when they forget to mentioned the Phil. soldiers win the most medals given by the u.s.allied
commander..They are seven battalion of pinoy soldiers sent to Korea.
The battle of yultong was set on large front made of three decisive points. The phillipinos were on the yultong hill wich was the center, they faced around 4000 to 5000 chinese soldiers.
2000
pls react to MARCH OF THE VALIANT: PHILIPPINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TO KOREA..
I added it to the list, thnx for the suggestion.
Please react to Filipino EOD soldiers in Syria in 2015. You will admire their bravery and skill at what they do.
I can't imagine what South Korea looks right now if Philippines never helped them in that War.
Exactly!
@Leyline Farlier hahaha that made me laugh😂
@Leyline Farlier exactly, but now lot of koreans are looking down on us.
@Leyline Farlier i only like their fashion and k-pop groups 😃 so same a bit
It's a very informative vid, it's not even taught in school nor published in books, but it really did happened back then, happy new year 🎉🎊😍
Pilipino Soldiers are Always Out numbered, but Never Out fought, mabuhay Ang Pilinas .!!!
Check out their other video about a Filipino World War 2 pilot, Jesus Villamor. Also by Masid.
dis human is giving filipino a love i restpect all of countrys
kaya malakas tayong mga pilipino kase may tiwala tayo sa dios na ating kasanga mabuhay!!
Thank you for your reaction.. Please find time to react on the MARCH OF THE VALIANT: PHILIPPINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TO KOREA. Hear from the soldiers who are are still alive telling their experience in the battle in Korea. It is a documentary film. Thank you very much and God bless!🤗🙂🥰
No surrender no retreat
~ Philippine soldiers moto
“HAPUTOL A PAA, HINDI ATAKBO”
“HAPUTOL A KAMAY HINDI ATAKBO”
“HAPUTOL A ULO HINDI ASUSUKO”
“HAPUTOL A RI ARIAN, ATAKBO”
-Andres Bonifacio Probably
welcome back
There's also a video similar to this one - FILIPINOS IN KOREA (different battlefields)...
Dont estimate Filipino skills..😎😎😎😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Proud to be Filipino
3:07 Ponyeta now the west flank 😂🤣
HAHAHAHA LT
My grandfather is the one of soldiers in feptok Pilipino in the korean war. I Proud to my grandfather. And now she still alive.
MARCH OF THE VALIANT.
watch this, thus the while story of filipino soldiers in korean war 💓💓
You should watch the longer version with the veterans, soldiers who were part of the Korean War was telling their story about the war, they being interviewed on that documentary.
Happy New Year 😘😘😘
The mighty and brave Filipino. Honnor Filipino soldiers who sent in that war.
When a Filipino says " Bahala Na!"..it's means do or die..that's what an every Filipino is in times of survival or conquering
Thank u
"Open Door" would be a great documentary you might want to watch. I didn't know we had participation in saving Jews until I saw it.
March of the valiant. Its the documentation about that war
If you want to know more. Watch “March of the Valient Philippines”.This one it’s not an anime.
" this is where we hold them.. this is where we fight...this is where they all die.. remember this day men for it will be yours for all time " ... Leonidas at Thermopylae would have proud
Capt. Conrado Yap kill 130 enemies before he was killed he was awarded the highest medal valor in south korea
the equivalent of 7,000 Filipino soldiers in the Korean war is like 100,000 today considering Philippines only have 15million population then and total 30,000 Armed Forces in the 1950's.. meaning.. we sent 30% of our military to help in the Korean war-- a GREAT SACRIFICE indeed for the Filipinos for the Koreans to achieve what they have now.
Hi guys Happy New Year to both of You! they did not mentioned that even the son of Pres. Quirino went there to
join our soldiers to defend Korea from Commie invaders
and He came back alive! Phil. Govt. helped so many people of different Countries like half German citizens Russian
Jews people and many others you can search it on RUclips.Stay Safe!
just try to search same title,there are some video that is not in cartoon character of the battle of yultong!
React to the March of the Valiant.
react to the battle of hill eerie, also part of the korean war.
Love the video. Pls watch MARCH OF THE VALIANTS: PHILIPPINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TO KOREA a more informative documentary.
You want more details , try to watch march of tte valiant
❤❤❤
underrated war
Please react "March of the Valiant"
You should watch March of the valiant which they used actual footage and the real story it’s long about 39 minutes but worthwhile
I recommend this ( march of the valiant: philippines expedition force to korea ) if you want more information how Filipino soldiers survive during the war this not cartoon.,this the real story.
Maybe this 2 guys are half Filipino? Ok I Subscribed!👍
Can you react in the full documentary of scout ranger training? Pleaseeee
When it comes to war filipinos never backdown.
Please react to bravery of capt sandoval by rappler. Thank u more power kabayan
we are a warrior people first and foremost...constant uprisings against the Spanish from the time of the colonization and fought them 2 years before the Americans declared war on Spain, when the Americans took us as a colony....our war not insurrection lasted longer than the Vietnam war.....then the Japanese came and we fought them to take our country back otherwise the Americans would never have beaten the Japanese.....it stands to reason how Yultong turned out....we were a spartan from the time we populated the country 1000s of years ago.
Dugong mandirigma..🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭💪💪💪💪💪💪
People discriminate us, Philippine army are the bravest and very skillful in terrain and jungle wars. Their trainings are brutal....they are the best!. So much so that Foreign soldiers comes to Philippine to train. I am proud to be a Filipino
🇵🇭👉 The "Battle of Yultong" showed the world how Filipinos can fight on foreign land. *How much more if they have to fight for their nation on their own soil?* Now, battle hardened by years of fighting insurgency wars and _with what is happening in the South China Sea,_ *the Philippines could be China's Vietnam.* 👈🇵🇭
please react to the March of the Valiant Expiditionay troops.thats a compleet story of a corean war.
I think they chose the cartoon style because both countries (kr and ph) have a predominantly young population.
Filipinos are the bravest people on earth😁
that is history - what is the philippine army now what is it doing to it's own country
Add Rengoku vs upper 3 legendary battle, please.
fun facts did you know that maximino young still lives
Here in the Philippines even the normal civilians can be fully soldiers too because of our love of guns and freedom not only for us but to our Allied country who is under treat from hostile communist.
Pls react to "A foul mouth 2016" I love it 💕 you will shock it 😲😱
Watch the documentary .
If you have a filipino blood? You know deep inside you that you will never back down.
We have a Filipina teacher who was able to killed 200+ japanese soldiers using her bolo. How she did it. The story is amazing for a brave teacher and her love of her countrymen. Kudos to her. She is an inspiration. By the way she is a waray in region 8.
Honestly i think if Philippines and america team in a war…. Its an instant win without hesitation 100%
pls watch the Part 2, "Battle of Hill EERIE"
Maybe sandro has drain his energy before saying his name😁 but both of you are handsome ❤️
Filipino says: no retreat no surrender this war is ours..
I live near PEFTOK ...Philippine Expeditionary Forces To Korea
They were battle hardened so yeah that help they Filipino soldiers,captain conrado yap is the Filipinos who survide the death March in bataan,so they were battle hardened,
Captain conrado yap is the only one I know who was granted or given three of the highest medals from different army:
Taeguk medal(from Korea)
Distinguished service crossing(amerika)
Medal of valor or medal for valor(Philippines)
March of Valiant :THE Expeditionary Pilipino army in Korea war interview hero soldiers in Korea war
Pilipino lng malakas
Please react to .... FROM A COOK TO A CAPTAIN.
chef = cooks
pinoy roots
Sir pls do react EZ Mil " Panalo" on a wish bus USA 👍
Thnx for the recommendation, will be up tomorrow.
World :We got technology
Philippines : We got the bravest badass soldiers the world has ever known.
Please react to heneral luna trailer!
you react to the march of the valiant the true story
It's too late for SK people to reminisce the story of Filpino soldiers fighting for SK's war against china and nk, because if they are really grateful to those who fought for them, the new generation of their people should be aware of this. So how come they don't know anything about the soldiers who fought for there war and know more about the Japanese oppression to their people? Kinda weird.
Please react to the "Battle of Marawi"
Have it on our watch list, thnx for the suggestion.
The Americans actually ordered a retreat. But the Filipinos refused and continue fighting 🇵🇭
Missing battle who has never even made a movie
Pleas react to march of the valiant
can you react to geography now Israel?
MARCH OF VALIANT NEXT its more informative...
I never knew of any Filipino combat unit who surrendered to the enemy while still physically capable of fighting.
battle of eerie hill
Find Lapu lapu killing Magellan. Villamor, airforce pilot vs Japanese pilots WW2
Properly armed Pinoy soldiers are some of the very best!
Hi there. New sub here Pls react when the Philippines rescued 1200 German Jews during the holocaust. Another heroic act of the Philippines when no countries were willing to take them.
I send you
The fighting filipinos were voluntary soldiers ...
You can react to our greatest fighter pilot as well who make fun with Japanese plane using his old American plane if I'm not mistaken his name is Fernando villamor correct me if I'm wrong.
Jesus villamor
As what General McArthur said "Give me 10,000 Filipino soldiers and I'll conquer the world"...
1000
MARCH OF THE VALIANT 💙