The Korean War, forgotten no longer!
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
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I think we've learned our lessons from the World Wars. This one should be over by Christmas.
That's funny you said that because I think of that every time I watch a war documentary. They always say the same thing no matter what side they're on. 😂
It will be. Just not the Christmas you had in mind.
Sadly, the oligarchs never learned and the war continued. The world belongs to the old, and the young are the ones who die for them.
@@M4ruta (holds up fake money)
"That's not the Queen."
"It's _a_ queen."
Most likely. My money is on 20 December.
Started watching you guys with WWI. It is an honor to grow old with you guys.
The honor is ours… ❤
Since North Korean official history states that they were attacked first and only defending thenselves, I suspect that Indy no longer is welcome in Pyongyang. A terrible blow to his vacation plans, I’m sure.
He won't get to tour the USS Pueblo, which the North Koreans still have.
@@slundgrI mean that was seized like a decade and a half after the Korean War’s actual fighting
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He won't be able to visit the beaches The Homunculus raved about. Sad, really.
@@jeanhunter3538 1968 I think it was. LBJ hung those guys out to dry.
My Mom was in the MASH 8055 during the Korean War. She was in Pyong Yong when the ChiComs came across the border. She told stories with melancholy nostalgia that would give you nightmares. She called the Korean War 'My War'.
A powerful comment, thank you very much for sharing.
My great-grandfather fought in both WWII and the Korean War. He was a medic in the first but became a member of the Signal Corps for the latter. He never talked much about his experiences in either.
My Dad was in Korea. His feet froze and he was affected every winter thereafter. He always made a yearly donation to Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Thank you for your team’s thorough and respectful coverage of this war.
Thank you for the comment.
Oh hell yeah! Man, when I think back to the passage of time back when I was still in High School and Indy was covering WW1. I think I even used that series as a source a couple of times.
Thanks for sticking with us!
So happy this war is finally getting the detailed look it deserves in such a format! Definitely joining Patreon.
Welcome aboard!
Just when we thought no more war, there's more!
I'm so glad you are doing you're detailed history of the Korean War, so little is written about it. Thank you.
Looking forward to this!! My Great-Uncle was a Marine Captain and company commander at the Chosin Reservoir. He joined the Corps in early 1945 and made it out of OCS during the Battle of Okinawa. He was originally slated to be part of Operation Downfall, but when the bombs were dropped, he was shipped out to be part of the occupation forces. He was stationed in Japan when Korea popped, and off to combat he went. The stories he would tell would make your blood run cold. His name was Harry Hedberg. Maybe you guys might find a few things about him?
Happy to be here from the start this time
Love to hear that!
I'm Sub'd & all geared up for the start of "The Korean War" channel. Cheers from 🇦🇺
See you soon!
I cannot describe how excited I am for your coverage of the Korean War
Probably my favorite youtube channel right here
Glad to be here for another Time ghost series. My grandfather was in the navy during Korea aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard, and I wish he were still around so I could have collected more of his story 😞.
Have you seen Bridges at Toko-Ri?
@@slundgr I've always heard about it but never found the time to get a copy or watch it online, I need to give it a watch one of these days
Great stuff again guys!!!!!
Thank you!
Oohh. I love your new studio. Can´t wait. Subbed.
Great stuff!
cant wait for MASH easter eggs
This has never been a forgotten war to me ever since I first learned about it in a book I read about the fighting around Chip-Yong-Ni in high school. I now have that book in my library beside the many others I have on this war.
A new 2LT came to my tracked vehicle with his map trying to figure out where we were. I said turn left to Chipyong-ni. He screamed " how do you know, Pvt?" I pointed to the road sign above his head. It was during Team Spirit 1984. I've walked that hallowed ground.
I'm so glad that I get to see one of these in real time!
I was following WWI and somehow missed this channel, but no more!
Korea from start to finish here I come!
Edit: I've never said this before, but I'm super jealous of you and Spartacus.
From having the coolest names to your exceptional style, you two have it all. 😎
Glad to have you along!
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My grandfather was a Korean War vet. Excited about this series.
Congrats Indie you finally found a war that doesn't require a tie.
I wish my Uncles were still here, they and those who experienced this war can’t be forgotten.
Man I have been waiting for a Korean War series, I have been watching and finding lots of WWI and WWII documentaries, movies, books, etc. Someone has to do an adequate Korean War documentary soon
I am very glad to hear that you will cover the Korean War My stepfather was to young for WW2 But join up for the Marine Corps reserves when he came of age Grew up hearing stories of the war
A war that is rather tough finding good materials about. You guys are gonna do an amazing job of telling this over looked story.
I just my Grandfather and Great Uncle were still here to watch this with me.
Awesome... looking forward to this, guys. My Uncle fought there and got pretty mangled but made it home.
For those of us who knew veterans of Korea, this war was not forgotten. Looking forward to another Time Ghost series.
My father fought in this war as a company commander in the Dutch battalion. Still have is photo album.
Thank you. My late grandpa would have loved to have seen this.
I had an Uncle on my Father's side of the Family that fought at Chosen against the US Troops.
He survived but lost his right leg, not so sure if it was from fighting or from frostbite. He passed away back in the 1970's.
Am excited for this. Have read The Forgotten War and spent a year on the DMZ in the early 90’s. I know Korea and can’t wait for this series
Need that new channel up! Got to subscribe.
Link is in the pinned comment…
@@spartacus-olsson thanks! Spent 28 months in South Korea, all near the DMZ, 2ID 92-94.
I know it's been explained before, however, I still, wish, that, Time Ghost Army would push this series, back til next year. (At least, til when the Korean War Anniversary Date is on the 75th year, as opposed to the 74th year.)
There is still so much to cover on World War II. Especially, with some episodes, where military files were declassified, so a revisit, would be in order?
I know, I am not the only viewer, who struggles, to catch all of Time Ghost's wonderful content. Just for us, who work two jobs, and our time is super limited. I, especially, have a strong stake in these vids, having two uncles (brothers), who, one served in WW II (Infantry European Theater), and another uncle (Korean War, Infantry). Both served on the very start of each conflicts. Have a Great Day Time Ghost Army & staff.
Maternal uncle served in the Korean war. The best thing to come from it (in his opinion) was "Army Base Stew" or Budae-Jjigae.
I know quite a few korean war veterans, looking forward to this, as they never talked much about it.
I appreciate y'all's work.
Thanks for the comment.
Can't wait for this! As stated this war needs more coverage and who better than Indy "The Badass" Neidell and team ☺
Thank you for the comment!
Omg this is the best birthday present thank you
when I was in elementary school, students sang the ‘song of 6.25’.
My grandfather lied to join and served for the Navy.
I cant lie about my age by this point, but i can follow in his footsteps
Looking forward to this remember getting an interest in the Korean War after playing Norm Kogers Operational Art of War game - then picking up a big brick of a book afterwards
What's with all those ericofon phones? 😮
I don't know, but does it mean that I'm old if I remember when those were a thing?
Comment for algorithm! Love all your work guys!!!
You guys are doing a service to the brave men and women who served in the Korean war, the wests forgotten veterans.
And then after this The Vietnam War Week by Week 1955-1975!
Have you been to the SE Asia exhibit at the Air Force Academy?
Oh yes! I am so completely stoked for this. This is a war I do not know and given your track record I bet it will be a blast of Nerd Near
Nirvana. Tack för det!
My dad fought in WWII. I found out after his death that he fought in Korea, too. He _never_ spoke about it.
I’m excited for this. I didn’t start watching The Great War until mid 1916 and didn’t find out that you had started WWII until late 1940 so it will be interesting to watch a whole war through from beginning to end in real time
We hope you enjoy it.
My grandmother lived AT 38th parrellel before and during the war. She witnessed the first hours of the war herself and how the tides changed.
And she still hates jet fighters to this day. For a good reason.
Can't wait! My grandfather served in the Korean War.
nuts to think i found this back in 2018 with the wrapping up of the first world war. i remember back in 2020 watching pearl harbor, or 2019 watching the battle of france, and here we are wrapping up this war and moving to the next! ill be saying the same thing when you guys do vietnam from 2028-2035!
Oh not forgotten in the slightest by me, my grandfather served on a Heavy Cruiser, I even was told the story of how he won a lottery on the ship and got to pull the "trigger" to Shell a North Korean Supply Depot.
top kek
Excited for the new series! My grandad was a scout for a mortar batallion his first tour of duty and a general's aide (largely driving people to USO events) for his second so I'm interested in hearing the war as it unfolded
So looking forward to this! As a preamble, I'll just say my dad served on two destroyers during the conflict, one of which had its bow blown off by a mine. My wife's dad served in the Army, which included a stint aiding a British artillery brigade on frozen hilltops, which definitely influenced his decision to be mustered out in California when the war ended! Years later I was working in an ad agency and I had a young Korean girl working for me as a graphic designer. She never let me forget how grateful the South Korean people were to this day that the U.S. led a coalition to prevent the North from over-running their country.
Good stuff, but aren't the last two years mostly trading hill tops and negotiating.
My grandfather was a ground pounder in the Korean War. Still have all the photos he had. Sadly, family loss. Someone in the family lost his service rifle.... which really bums me out tbh
Looking forward to learning about "The Forgotten War!"
Looking forward to this one. My dad fought in Korea.
Fantastic the Korean war not forgotten and being covered.
Desk phones remind me of props from "The Prisoner". Bring on Indy and The Korean War, forgotten no longer. My Father fought in and came home from Korea, never has been forgotten in our family.
This is the first coverage where you just might get a comment like … “what you said about was wrong, and I know ‘cos I was there!”
You know, it'd be amazing to see this team tap their creative side and do a theoretical "World War 3 day by day" project, though I suppose that's a pipe dream. Either that, or a collab with a worldbuilding project and doing a fictional world's conflict could be a great way for them to pull themselves away from digging through endless reams of young men dying for old grudges.
I've been looking forward to this
Really excited
As a Korean viewer I'm looking forward to this series!
If you did it monthly instead of weekly, it would be great if you continued the WW2 series (maybe calling it "The Post War"). You could talk about the Marshall Plan, Berlin Airlift, founding if Israel, France trying to reclaim Indo-China, the Chinese Civil War and Taiwan, India getting independence, etc.....
I must have been on the internet too long but at very first first glance I thought those microphones were shaped like completely something else
Thank you, my grandfather served in the artillery from 1952-55, it's sad how little most Americans know compared to let's say Vietnam.
Im so hyped. My granddad was a plane mechanic during the korean war, and id always been interested in it. Not like theres dozens of games and movies and stuff about it. We dont learn military tactics from stuff in that war, like the textbook assault on a fixed position, as is shown in band of brothers. I think it just gets overlooked due to the lack of press (think vietnam) and the lack of serious advancement (think ww2)
Looking forward to this .
Goodbye Maria, Im, off to Korea....!
Everyone needs to head on over to Korea week by week, cause the series will be FANTASTIC
Someone make a Vietnam war channel before he gets the idea lol
You dont understand how happy i am now
Finally a series that the comment section can come together on!
Can't wait! One thing I would like to see is the map updating week by week or monthly. Feels a bit odd watching the regular WW2 coverage with the January 1945 borders/area of control.
I would have liked to seen a week-by-week of the Falklands War. It's a topic not often covered and won't take years to complete.
Can't wait. My stepdads uncle was an engineer with the Marines. We are the only Marines in both families.
I am also reading a daily devotional about chaplains during the Korean War.
About time. This war should not be forgotten, lest it be repeated.
Eagerly await this series. My father in law landed at Inchon.
thanks for doing this - cant wait
Glad to see this forgotten conflict is being remembered. I know this channel will do it credit
Thank you.
I always get a little angry thinking about the Korean War. My great uncle Evan, a private in the US 2nd Infantry Division, was killed shortly after the Battle of Heartbreak Ridge. He was just 21 years old and the baby of my grandfather's family. I never got to meet him.
Excellent. My grandfather was a Korean War veteran. Looking forward to this.
Nice, the real time show starts on my birthday, nice present
Well, happy early birthday 🥳
It's interesting that Korea is the forgotten war when one of the most popular US sit-coms of all time was set in the Korean war. Which lasted considerably longer than the actual fighting war.
My step dad fought in this war. Been wanting to learn more!
Hopefully you do.
I volunteeron the BattleshipWisconsinin Norfolk, Virgini. I hope you guys go over the temper temper story.
Crimean War? ahh Korean War! I've never heard of that. You should make a TV series about it, which takes place in a field hospital.
Okay, but this will DEFINITELY be the last big war that we fight in the 20th century, I'm sure!
I never forget about it since I was 3, those people must have some serious memory issue
Indy i hate to break it to ya but you really missed the chance to make it more poetic by saying "The Forgotten War, Forgotten No MORE"
Cool, three years of content. Curious if you're going to do a Vietnam week by week afterwards, its only a casual 19+ years for the whole thing.
Thank goodness you have four telephones... Godspeed!
After the Korean War will the Vietnam War be your next project? At the US Air Force Academy there is a Southeast Asia exhibit that documents the U.S. involvement in SE Asia since WWII's end. It's fascinating, especially the taped interviews with returning Vietnam POWs.
I finish my exams that day, an excellent reward