The forgotten battle we must remember "The battle of Yultong" | Korean react to Philippine History
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2022
- 70 years have passed after the Korean war.
A legendary record was made by the Philippine army to save Korea.
Thank you for all the sacrifices you made for Korea!
Something should never be forgotten!
Older Koreans knew about this for some reason. I met Koreans who have migrated to the US. When they learned that I was from the Philippines, they reminded me of the Korean War in the ‘50s and how Filipinos defended their freedom. They’re very appreciative of the sacrifice that Filipinos made for their country.
the only thing i hope for is not applause, but real respect for filipinos who live and work in south korea. i've seen videos from tv stations that show how even those who are completely korean, but just happen to look filipino because they have darker skin have been bullied and very rudely treated. respect should be given, regardless of seniority, monetary capability, social status, or race.
Philippines is the first Asian country to respond to the call of UN to help South Korea when it was invaded by the North Korean and Chinese communist.
Capt. Condrado Yap was the most brave and a true leader of the Philippine Army in history. He decline the orders from the US regiment to leave the bodies of his dead comrades but he insist that it his obligations to bring them back to their family dead or alive and unfornately he was shot and die. This man is a true definition of a true leader salute and respect.
I hope Netflix made a movie about the battle of yultong so that every Korean will know how Filipino contribute to their history .. so they may stop look down on us
We cannot erase history. And I think this is not being taught in Korean schools nowadays. I just hope that both sides of Korea learn a lot from this war along with China. I just hope that the young Koreans now will learn to look back with respect and dignity and be able to see the blanket of freedom and democracy that our Filipino solders fought for you. We owe it all to the brave men who valiantly offered their lives for your freedom. Godspeed.
I hope someday have to make a movie the history of Korea and Philippines
im proud to be Filipino... few years earlier before Filipino was sent in Korea.. our country also had a battle to protect for our freedom and thats why we are now celebrating our independence day june 12... hoping this history will be part of their lesson in Korean history
We Filipipino's are always down to earth for respect and patience....
I'm a Filipino and I'm from Phillipines I know we are well trained by the Commander of National Philippine Army
Philippines is the last country to surrender to the Japanese during WWII. That's how brave and great the Filipino soldiers are.
To add to this, a surviving soldier said in an interview that it was so hard for them during that time as it was winter in South Korea and Philippines is a tropical island so winter does not exist in our country. They were so cold at that time even their socks gets stuck on their foot and tears the skin when they remove it. I also only knew about this piece of history just recently. I wish they would've included this in history books so people, especially the younger generation would be educated, appreciative of our own nation and not to just take our freedom for granted.
Thank you for watching and i hope more koreans will know about the sacrifices of the FILIPINO SOLDIERS.
🇰🇷- THANK YOU PHILIPPINES 😊
Many Koreans does not know this and sadly look down at our race. I am not saying all, but some. Thank you for sharing this. Filipinos even before are welcoming and a supportive race. Our ancestors also helped the Jews when they were casted out by the Nazi in world war 2. We are very proud of our nature in having innate love for humanity. I'm sure our ancestors appreciate this very much.
5years after Japanese- Philippines war yet our President back then decided to send some troops to help South Korea to defend their freedom. As a filipinos this makes me proud. Helping those whose need.
From the Philippines, you are always welcome. But better than applause, we need respect. That's all.. Mabuhay ang Republika ng Pilipinas! MABUHAY ANG LAHING KAYUMANGGI, ang mga anak ng Lupang Hinirang
is very sad that just like they said they didn't teach or include the sacrifices of the phiippines in that war in their history books :( i hope they included it so other will be more informed about the philippines.
Filipino soldiers helped build Korea too after the war. Some of these buildings they built are famous in Korea.
As a filipino , it still makes me cry watching these videos. Thanks God these soldiers have been covered with prayers by the relatives and friends back home. We honor those who died in the war.