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Sources:
Cumings, Bruce. The Korean War: A history. Modern Library, 2010.
Goodrich, Leland M. "The United Nations and the Korean War: A Case Study." Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science 25, no. 2 (1953): 90-104. Accessed February 11, 2021. doi:10.2307/1173269.
Grajdanzev, Andrew J. "Korea Divided." Far Eastern Survey 14, no. 20 (1945): 281-83. Accessed February 11, 2021. doi:10.2307/3022068.
Park, Hong-Kyu. "American Involvement in the Korean War." The History Teacher 16, no. 2 (1983): 249-63. Accessed February 11, 2021. doi:10.2307/493313.
Sandler, Stanley. The Korean War: No Victors, No Vanquished. University of Kentucky Press, 1999.
Yufan, Hao, and Zhai Zhihai. "China's Decision to Enter the Korean War: History Revisited." The China Quarterly, no. 121 (1990): 94-115. Accessed February 11, 2021. www.jstor.org/stable/654064.
Dong-Choon Kim. “Forgotten war, forgotten massacres--the Korean War (1950-1953) as licensed mass killings”
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"So how should we divide up Korea?"
"Guys look how straight I drew this line."
Great now we can leave this be until they reunite and the Korean Peninsula will never be a problem again
-Allied leaders
@@Justin-cw7zf 🤣
Did someone ordered a fucking pizza?!
-Pizza Delivery Man
Rest of the world: Hmm... so we have a politically complex situation with many sides, cultures and geopolitical tentions, we need to be smart when we draw th...
The west: RULER RULES
I got this-Britsh Empire
MacArthur: “I got this Truman, thirty Nukes in and out!!!”
The sad thing is, he was probably right in his plan
@@fallencomrade8925 But nuking China will Start WWIII
@@heeheeheehaw6200 I know, it was more in a satirical sense, but tbh the only obstacle was the Soviet garunteed on China, other than that, within a few months China would have broke.
I request no arguments in the replies of a funni statement that 100% totally doesn’t reference a certain show.
@@TheoneandonlyVaken Definitely XD
My grandpa fought in the Korean War. Never talked much about combat but he was wounded when he rolled on top of a landmine. Luckily it was a dud and he was only injured instead of being blown to smithereens. The army mistakenly thought he was KIA and sent word to his family that he was dead. Little did they know he was shipped off to a small island where there was a hospital and didn’t find out about their mistake till a week or so later. Boy was that a rush of emotion for my family when they found out he was alive and coming home. He passed away last year and was the kindest and most honorable man I’ve ever known. Sad I never got to talk more about the war with him but I’ll never forget hearing that story.
That's was a very interesting story ngl, rest in peace to ur grandpa
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It's amazing to me how Douglas Macarthar did the "Today the guns are silent" speech at the end of WW2 which went into how we couldn't have another great war because we had developed such weapons of mass destruction that we would destroy ourselves, yet this same man advocated to just start nuking Korea.
The duality of man
A complete psychopath who was previously colonial administrator of the phillipines and came from a long line of imperial invaders. Really sick legacy the MacArthur family has
He could've saved generations of Koreans and Chinese, with just a few nukes.
@@jamesroundy4559 lol
Killing us is to save us
The Russians had nukes too at that time. So they didn’t I take that approach because the escalation will be too catastrophic
Truman:”You need what to win the war?!?”
McArthur: “Did I stutter?”
Lmao
"You didn't, but you're also fired"
Funny thing is, we did win the war in a way. The North Korean offensive failed and South Korea was preserved. It was certainly not the overwhelming victory we had hoped for, but a victory nonetheless.
"I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure." - General MacArthur, probably.
Absolutely and while Chinese troops pushed UN forces back if the war kept going we would have gotten Korea back, if the war kept going it would be a question of if UN forces are willing to do a mainland invasion of China but I’m certain UN forces would have took North Korea back.
General MacArthur when he landed at Incheon,
*"This is big brain move"*
Brain and MacArthur does not match.
The big brain MacArthur also said "there's no way the Chinese will intervene".
@@PMMagro MacArthur was a smart guy, change my mind.
it was so stupid NK thoght it was inposible for them to land there so it is a BIG and SMOL brain move at the same time
Straight out of Sun Tzu's playbook!
There were lots of resistance among the Chinese military leaders when they were debating about sending troops to Korea, until the civilian infrastructure in Dandong, the Chinese city on the border with Korea was bombed by US Air Force. At that moment the CCP believed a US invasion was inevitable (now we know Truman refused MacArthur‘s request). This bombing however seems to be ignored by most of the sources in English, including this video or WIki in English. It is briefly mentioned in the Wikipedia in Chinese.
Bro, are you American?
@@Lord-ds6mzwhat? Trying to be biased? Or dumb? Or ignorant of the history? 😂
@@royce4067 I don't get your point. I only ask him whether he is American or not. And what the hell about you? You are American?
Very Interesting. Wonder if Dan'sDong, I mean Dandong will be mentioned (again) in our Think Tank War Room should *Taiwan* ever need to take forced action?
The U.S. has a much bigger mouth than the rest of the world. Hollywood tells all of the stories with the way they interpret.
I've slept on this channel for far too long. I've binged like...4-5 hours of your work over the last 24 hours and I have no notion of stopping lol. I hope the channel continues for a long time :)
bro I just started this week and been watching many; the animations are next level. Its incredible the free knowledge we are able to acquire from channels like this, god bless.
Adderall?
@@erickzuniga3113 lol no, ADHD hyperfocusing (or were you trying to suggest that I use it?)
@@solomonthefoolish Listen, you know we can sense each other.
Truman: "so what's your plan in this war?"
McArthur: "we nuke it till it DIES"
I literally opened the comment section looking for this comment.
@Robert Ortiz-Wilson Other people find them funny
Should have nuked Beijing.
@Robert Ortiz-Wilson yup. i see these on every single video, it's quite exhausting.
We use nuke and if that doesn't work we use more nuke
My uncle died at Chosin reservoir. He was awarded a medal of honour, one of the few black men to do so.
My uncle also fought at Chosin Reservoir as well.
@GN M they didn't die for white people, they died protecting the world against the red menace.
@GN M WHat? your comment gave a stroke. Next thing u will tell me is that the U.S is the one who did the holocaust.
@GN M "after USA supported 3rd Reich, imperial army to start a war" what does that even mean.
@GN M Can you clarify " And you might not know, the helps from this red menace is the only reason USA winned the cold war."
I’ve loved history since I was a child. I have a 6 year old anomaly of a son who has a passion for history as well we greatly enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for the ample bonding material.
love this. Great video.
My grandpa was a sergeant in ROK during the war. He said Nakdong river was red with blood from the both sides.
Tor a while in 2005, I lived in Waegwan, near the old Naktong railway bridge thet was blown to stop the NK advance. The river is easy enough to wad across during summer.
Btw do u know about battle of yultong between 900 filipino soldiers vs 40,000 chinese and north koreans soldiers
@@marcangelocamoro2845 No. But I guess the Philipino soldiers did really well.
@@davidprosser7278 well they fought the chinese and north koreans
@@davidprosser7278 they did'nt fall back
I was literally wondering when this would come out
Same lmao
They were bound to cover this eventually. Shame it isn’t talked about more
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Literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally
@@clamum i was literally about to comment that. Like literally.
Amazing work
MacArthur: “Nuke ‘em”
Truman: “No”
MacArthur: “Nuke ‘em”
Truman: “No”
MacArthur: “Ah come on!”
Truman: “You’re fired”
Oversimplified
Yeis
MacArthur: Nuke em
Truman: No
MacArthur: But you completely destroyed 2 Japanese cities, that's not faaair.
Dude, very cool reference
I seen this comment over 10 times come up with something funny and original
Lesson of the day: Dont let MacArthur get a 20 killstreak.
Underrated comment
MacArthur was the ultimate Pro-Gamer of his day :P
@AR Prank stfu
Truman had a 40 kill streak.
@@mizzoupatriot8814 (1)
My country Colombia had a great participation in this war, to this day there are still alive veterans who fought in this war, the most important battsks in which they participated, is what in Spanish is known as battle "del monte calvo"
Stalin : please no war ,
Us : please no war
Kim : let’s go war
“nuke ‘em”
“no”
“NUKE ‘EM”
“NO!”
“Awww c,monnnn-“
“You’re fired”
ah, Oversimplified, you are a man of culture I see
@@Cobra-King3 "Both were led by very sweet looking old men, but don't let that deceive you. They were both ruthless dictators and dream of reuniting Korea under their own regimes."
ah, a man of culture I see
Using an oversimplified quote? Theres gonna be a tax for that
LOL Oversimplified I've watched his channel
I love how Harry and Stalin are like: really guys
In Stalin's case, if he truly didn't want North to attack South, then why arm their military with the latest Soviet military equipment including tanks which the South didn't even have?
@@Killjoy45
Likely because he wanted to help his ally modernize after decades of foreign rule? The primary reason the US didn't support South Korea was because the American population was against involving itself with arms and weapons.
@@Killjoy45 Probably because Stalin took the same attitude America did in WWI and WWII (and today, really) - “if they’re gonna fight, selling them weapons could at least give money to us.”
@@ltnagle2492 I mean if the two parties refuse to stop fighting a handheld or a quick boom, is much less painful then being stabbed by sticks or knives but I mean hard to have crossfire without any booms or handhelds.
@@HashknightGaming While I think I get what you’re saying, I don’t think that applies. When both sides supply both proxies with weapons, the pain remains the same since (and this is generalized) they’d cancel eachother out.
nice, your animations are so relaxing and peaceful even thought we're talking about war..
Your excellent attempt to be fair to both sides is commendable, though I must point out a few things:
1. China's involvement was partly ideological but also partly triggered by MacArthur's troops reaching the Chinese border with aerial bombings even taking place inside China itself. Moreover, China joined under the assurance that the Soviet Union would provide the bulk of material support including air support, but this support was limited due to the Soviet Union not wanting to provoke a third World War. Had China not joined the Korean War, they would have likely proceeded with their initial plan to attack the ROC remnant forces in Taiwan.
2. The South Korean regime was not democratic at all and they wouldn't become democratic until four decades later. The South Korean military leadership comprised of former colonial collaborationist Korean officers of the Imperial Japanese military.
3. The figure of "60,000 North Korean and Chinese POWs" 'not wanting to be repatriated' lacks a reputable source. The only reference I could find was from the Korean War Legacy Foundation in their narrative synopsis, unreferenced, and where the Foundation is jointly funded by the governments of South Korea and the United States. What makes this assertion highly suspect is that the Chinese had an all-volunteer force that went to Korea, at a time when there was tremendous public support in China towards communism. Pair this with the high importance of family ties in Chinese culture and I would say the assertion lacks logical merit even disregarding the reputability of the source.
I know that this korean document also doesnt have any evidence, but there is explanation about exchange of prisoners in korean war in south korean history textbook. So I think its true, but I'm sorry that I couldt find more evidence for you.
ko.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/6.25_%EC%A0%84%EC%9F%81_%ED%8F%AC%EB%A1%9C_%EA%B5%90%ED%99%98_%EB%AC%B8%EC%A0%9C
There must be some negatives there when talking about China. Otherwise, he is a CCP shill.
Everything about China is 'Fu Manchu' movie, and they say they're not racist!😂
It is worth mentioning that the US, South Korea and North Korea raped and killed civilians during the war, while China did not
So without China's interference in the war; Taiwan would have been taken over by CCP and be part of PRC today. Korea would have been unified under the democratic set up in South Koreas today, in effect sharing the growth south Korea had in the last 40 years with North Korea as well. I dont know, but it seems like a better world, considering how bad North Korean Regime has been,
that's right
Incheon: Is heavily defended and nearly impossible to take via naval invasion.
MacArthur: “I see no better place for a naval Invasion”
@@helloallhumans2595 haha major Zapp Brannigan vibes XD
@@helloallhumans2595 Some of my FB friends landed there one of them was a Machine Gun assistant later on.
It was not that well manned actually and also MacArthur planned to run for president and if this succeeded then MacArthur would be president
Well it worked, didn't it?
Sounds like an MacArthur thing to do
"So how cool do you want MacArthur to look in the thumbnail?"
"Yes."
Macarthur also wanted to drop bombs across the Korean peninsula, killing the biosphere & nuclear winter. America, everyone.
@@zhouenlaienjoyer6306 China didn't have nukes at the time
Russia wouldn't have nuked back over China, plus they didn't have enough nukes to
Cope and seethe
@@KawaiiCanadafreememes God bless America.
That's USA baby...
@@zhouenlaienjoyer6306 Cry me a river euro boy.
My grandfather was in the Korean War and I thank you for making this video (passed away from lung cancer in 2011)
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Thank you for making this, it really opens my eyes to what my grandpa went through her was just a civilian his father taken by the North Koreans. Really just thank you.
MacArthur: So can we fire nukes?
Truman: Yes, I will fire you
That's a good one
@@thanos_6.0 Thanks :D
Cocos keeling islands
Truman dropped two nukes....Fuckin hypocrite.
@@mizzoupatriot8814 Can you learn before coming and insulting me? I am talking about the Korean war not Hiroshima and Nagasaki, stick to the topic and learn before you come and insult me
Having been stationed in Korea, then talking to Korean war vets it's crazy to think that what used to be a battlefield is now a city better then NYC. Seoul is the best city I've ever been to and I've been to 24 countries.
It really is a magical city. It’s cleaner than New York too lol.
@@evanazbell that's exactly how I describe it too people. A cleaner NYC, with better public transit and street food.
@@omarrp14 hahaha I probably gained 30-40 pounds the year I was there because of all the food . Incredibly grateful for the time I had there for sure.
And the public transit was also much cleaner than the system in NYC. Don’t get me wrong I love both but Seoul takes the cake in my book. NYC was the greatest city of the 20th century, I think Seoul would be the greatest of the 21st.
@@evanazbell ya it was hard not to gain weight, that and the cheap soju.
Great stuff this is my favorite of ALL shows I watch. Great stuff man keep it up
Surprisingly good. Nice work
I wonder why the two Koreas did not divide their countries along the 38th latitude as before, but instead divided them along the current DMZ boundary
The us and the Soviet Union did
I feel guilty to watch it for free
Lol
I know right! Such a good film
Pay it
Armchair is often more accurate and interesting then any war movies
@@PugkinSoup the weapon animations are sometimes inaccurate. Holding DP-27 by disk mag or reloading Mosin rifle like it has detachable mag looks very weird
It’s crazy to me that
A: some WWII veterans fought in this war as well
And B: some WWII veterans went through so much just to die in another war
Veterans of the Korean War you are not forgotten
Well that's the saddest part, when they thought they could finally rest in hellish war for 6 years then suddenly they would be drafted again for another Political War. 😭
@@waitwhat1264 you can’t be drafted after you’ve served in the military prior. Any ww2 vets who died in Korea chose to stay in the military.
One of the most famous ww2 soldier who fought in Korea was in the 82nd airborne in korea and 101st airborne in ww2 Pvt Blythe. If any of you have seen band of brothers he is the main chracter for one episode. Hes the one who sometimes goes blind due to stress in battle.
Hes also blonde and skinny that will really help you distinguish him because in the show theres mostly people with brown or black hair.
@@Lisztomaniac1022 yeah I thought that was definitely the biggest error in the show because he didn’t die shortly after his wounds but lived and even fought in another war. Don’t know if he saw combat though
Some of them fought well into Vietnam and joined the CIA during or after. Like Tony Po
I'm excited to learn about this for my grand father followed the steps of his father my great one who fought the Korean war.
Outstanding presentation!
"What could possibly go wrong?"
Chairman Mao:
Its like suckerpunching someone in a fight
Thousands of my people died for this almost insignificant war. We did end the victory streak of USA, but we lost so much good men...
@@refuze2quit603 You sacrificed a million men to allow North Korea to continue genociding people in the millions. Congrats.
Lmao
@@CruelandCold Yeah not too proud of that one, either.
"Nuke them"
"No"
"Nuke them"
"No"
"Oh come on!"
"Your fired"
I get it...
This enraged Truman who punished him severly
This enraged Hitler’s father, who punished him severely.
This enraged Napoleon's mother, who punished him severely. And, hey, he kinda respected that.
Is that oversimplified reference?
As a Chinese, I’m give a huge thanks to the worries who fought against USA, at that moment, we military didn’t have enough supplement many Chinese soldier died not under the massive fire of USA, but be freezed in the winter, this worries make Chinese people not get bullied by any western countries anymore, they made us become an independent country
I really appreciate how you give the most truthful and nuanced portrayal of the war as possible.
EDIT: Slight correction; Bodo League happened after the war had already begun. Not to downplay at all.
You should do a Soviet Afghan war from three perspectives the soviets the communist afghans and the Islamist militias. And from the political view.
YES!!
Agreed
That's a great idea
Interesting!
and Israel War of 1948-1949 the 6-day war, and the Yom Kippur war too
Truman: "as long as no one nukes Korea, Well be fine."
MacArthur: "question..."
Truman: "what's your question soldier?"
MacArthur: "I nuked Korea."
Truman: "what!?"
MacArthur: "you told me to."
Truman: "how much!?"
MacArthur: "I have done nothing but nuke Korea for 3 days."
I get this reference. RIP Rick May
Truman: WHERE! Where have you been nuking them!?
@@spoilsomething9778 _distant china noises_
Rick may would be proud...
MacArthur definitely shares many similarities with the TF2 soldier.
I needed this for my history report than you so much
Me: "Hey grandpa, wanna see my pictures from visiting Incheon?"
Grandpa, veteran of the Battle of Inchon : "Inchon? Hey, I've been there too!"
Me: "Eh, I think it's a little different from how you remember it... For one, I didn't have anyone shooting at me when I got to the airport."
我：爷爷，要不要跟我坐船去首尔玩一趟。
爷爷：不用，我去过了。
我：你怎么去的？
爷爷：开坦克。
我：.....
"The only difference being that America succeeded in forgetting about Korea."
Damn, that sentence gave me chills.
Sameee
It's not even true though
@@visassess8607 No it really is, the Korean war is completely overlooked, even more forgetting is the "Second Korean War" from 1966
@@pyencdocde5716 America never forgot because everyone knows about North Korea and the US military is still there.
It’s sad that it’s not as well known. Tens of millions of Koreans owe their freedom to the American and coalition forces
MacArthur: Did you say "nukes are fired"?
Truman: No, I said, " you are fired."
Ok that made me laugh out loud.That was good.
MacArthur: Oh, 'you are to fire the nukes'. Understood, Mr. President.
@@ayylmaoo7071 the only good one in this comment section.
我的爷爷参加过这场战争，他对我说“俘虏中很少有南朝鲜人，因为他们跑的太快了”
My Grandfather was one of the Chosin Few. Frostbite left him partially disabled the rest of his life. He passed away 2 years ago.
10:04 "This is such a bad plan"
Douglas "Gigachad" MacArthur: "That´s... why I'm here."
General Kenobi!
Ole dugout doug
If I had a Zimbabwean dollar every time I saw an oversimplified quote, I could buy a yacht.
If I had a penny for every single time I see a filipino bragging about the battle of yultong I would probably afford a toyota carolla.
If i had 1 venezulean bolivar for each comment i would have 3.9 thousand bolivars
@@bruch1795 ikr
A Zimbabwean yatch
That's deep Bruh
My Grandfather served in Korea in the US military police. He passed away in 2019 at the age of 89 after living a long and happy life. I'm proud of you Grant! You will not be forgotten
할아버지가 저희 나라를 위해 희생하셨다니 정말로 감사합니다!
Haunting line to end on. I love it.
"They once dreamed of reuniting all of Korea! *Under their own regime."*
-OverSimplified
Reminds me of Benedict Arnold and Ethan Allen going “but I’m in charge” “no, I’m in charge”
I mean he's not wrong
"They look like nice old man but they were ruthless dictators"
Also oversimplified
very oversimplified.
i guess a armchair politican would be fare more interesting for most ppl then focus on battles.
Last time I'm this early MacArthur was still the Supreme Allied Commander.
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Idk if it was intentional but if it was, huge props to that intro, that scene was very reminiscent of the intro to saving private Ryan and would get people to associate that landing with d day before you even mentioned it. Brilliant.
"Both Koreas were run by sweet-looking old men, but don't let that deceive you. They were both ruthless dictators!" - OverSimplified
I just commented the same thing!
But I still thank Seung-man Rhee as a S-Korean. He built South Korea based on market economy and free democracy. He also showed great leadership during the Korean War. Max D. Taylor said if South Vietnam had a leader like Seung-man Rhee, South Vietnam would've not lost.
@John Blake you are giving me a video from NTD lmao no thanks you are too far gone is you think that is a legitimate source of information
@John Blake Volkswagen was literalky a nationalised industry owned by the Nazi state... why are you citing it as an example of private property?...
@@11Survivor That and private industry under NS was in name only. Wherein the party let the "owners" operate the business but was still overseen by party bureaucrats. Should the "owners" not play ball then the party would just simply expropriate the business (e.g Junkers)
My great-grandfather served in the Korean War. He was stationed in Japan at the time and his platoon was tasked with guarding a warehouse in the Southern part of the country. (I think, can't remember). He said the warehouse was huge and had everything the military needed to be shipped out across the water to South Korea. There was a rail depot nearby connected to the warehouse, and he said a train would depart every morning full of supplies, and then come back in the evening with wounded and dead soldiers to be off loaded and be treated.
He's still alive (93 I think). It's been about a year since I last saw him, and I get to see him again this weekend, so I'll get to ask him about his stories. (Not gonna be too pushy since It seems to be sensitive to him.)
My great Grandpa fought for the PLA for NK did not make it
My grandpa was stationed in Japan too before the war broke out. He was in the 1st Cavalry division. I wonder if they ever met.
Tell us how that goes
If you can, make sure to record everything he says. Even if you have to secretly do it, his story needs to remain for posterity's sake, even if it's just something that stays in your family.
It's sensitive for him because it was a genocide of the North Korean population
10:55 bro transform to a tank
Wow The Armchair Historian is maybe some of the best youtube content out there. Absolutely stellar summary of the conflict. Brief and concise.
My only general comment to Armchair Historian: Is war the only defining feature of history? I have noticed all the videos are only about war or a related topic.
War is an extension of Politics and perhaps that’s why wars are usually more referred.
God imagine surviving the second world war to die in a new war just 5 years after...
I was just reading about a french infantry officer that survived WW1 just to die in may of 1940 in the invasion of the Netherlands, feels like a terrible way to go
@@tictac2therevenge291 Even worse, imagine surviving German invasion of France only to die in Algeria (they had it coming).
What about if a solider survived World War Two, Korea, only to die in early Vietnam?
“Boy howdy! I sure do love my veterans benefits from fighting in the Second World War; I hope nothing wacky or uncharacteristic happens in the world of geopolitics!”
Korean War “ended” in 1953 (then “officially” in 2018).
Vietnam War began officially in 1965.
History class: nah
armed chair historian: you already know it.
He is armed?
Can't believe his chair is armed
Damn i didn't knew his chair was armed
Damn his chair is armed thats crazy
@@ThatAngryLatvian What American isn't armed? I'm assuming he's American not Canadian. He strikes me as the type of person who would own a Luger.
Thank you for your survice. We always remember your sacrifice and dedication.
How a developing country fought off a 16 nation alliance, whilst also recovering from a civil war, china was definitely one of the most persevering countries to ever exist .
socialist spirit is indomitable
Having the biggest population in the world also helps
if we throw enough men at their bullets... they'll eventually run out of bullets
@@nejuokinganezvengiau8975Actually America lost more troops in this war
@@male19-ye9fg
That is false
36,000 U.S. military servicemembers were killed in Korea,
920,000 Chinese soldiers had been killed or wounded during the war.
"Nuke it from orbit" ~ MacArthur, probably
*y e s*
INITIATE EXTERMINATUS!!!!! ....... Sorry my inner warhammer 40k came out for a second there.
McArthur [from the grave]: _"Told ya so..."_
“The only difference was, that the US succeeded in forgetting Korea”
*Legit chills*
Nah
@@AB-bg7os I know canada did
@@skyeshi3570 nah
Nah
Ikr what a great way to end the video
Great animation
Hey guys I really appreciate all the jokes on korean wars, especially those nukes ones. I give you another. The last time when my grandpa went to Seoul, he had no visa. He drove a tank.
love, from China
My grandfather fought in Korea and Vietnam, he passed in 2019 at 90 years old. I found so many old pics of him when he was in the army at the time, he was 22-24 around this time. He told me a few things about it, particularly about jumping out is airplanes and he could see bullets flying at him from trees.
I love listening to history like this and it reminds me of what my grandfather went through, and he was a young man fighting a war and how brave he was.
Did he commit war crimes doh
@@285313502 Oh shut up already
@@visassess8607 right, mb, sry.
美国大兵?
@@285313502 Don't be sorry 😂😂 damn Americans
Nice touch acknowledging Canada still hadn't changed the flag design at this point.
There’s a GREAT book called *Dog Company Six* about the Korean War written by Edwin Howard Simmons, a retired Marine who served in the war. Read it in middle school and I’ve remembered it all these years, I graduated high school in 2015 so this was in like 2009-10 at the latest but it was such a damn good book so I’ve remembered it and I really want to reread it so I just checked and there’s paperback copies for like $4.63 but I’m gunna get a nicer hardcover. You guys should check it out for sure!!
Kind of strange to leave out Australia and New Zealand when listing the UN forces.
And Turkey, literally 2nd strongest force there. Saving the Americans many times
@@hulusiakar3252 IIRC they’re shown in the video
@@mr.anderson2241 one second. just an image tho, nothing explaining.
🔊 "Colonial historians' always undermine Allies and forgot...here... a... " few countries"... like... 🇹🇷 Turkey, 🇦🇺 Australia and New-Zealand! 😀...
Australia isn't real
Make a video on the history of Armchairs.
... Does this plan involve nukes
@@GreenLink500
maybe
@@spedmonkey8051 yes
Ottomans are probably the leaders in this
@@GreenLink500 name brother!
Excellent epilogue
6:05 The mushroom cloud painting on top of Macarthur's bed is genius
"Sir we have to do something"
"nuke"
"But Sir, it's not necessary"
"I said nuke"
"Sir..."
"NUKE"
Mcarthur was a different beast😭😭
MUCK
It would've have ended the war like Japan
@@czaralexander5156 And opened a whole other can of worms for the Soviets to take advantage of ..
@@czaralexander5156 and kill hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians
Crazy how this war isn't as talked about as Vietnam or the Middle Eastern conflicts.
Yes, and this conflict is the closest we get through WW3
@@user-gc1hg9sp9k Right!! Most people don't recognize that it wasn't just the U.S and the Koreas that participated but that it was in fact more than 20 different countries that played some sort of role in the conflict.
Neither side gained or lost anything, so there wasn’t much point in going over it again.
Yeah, there’s a reason that this war was known as the “forgotten war”.
It's partially because of Hollywood's refusal to make films on it. They don't want to lose Chinese theater money.
My grandfather was in Korea and hearing him talk about this war was insane
Thank u for sharing both sides of the war, my uncle was in this war not on the South Korean side but rather the North. He was part of the 20th division of the People's Volunteer Army (PVA).
thats cool
The CCP NK are awful I do hope your uncle made it better
Still alive?
Macharther: “hey mr president I need 50 nukes to end the Korean War. What do you mean I’m fired?”
Should have done it, would've made a more prosperous future for the world.
Kinda funny though, he was a good leader back in WW2 he shouldn't of been fired
@@leggonarm9835 you don't know that
@@leggonarm9835 No we would all be dead due to nuclear annihilation because china had nukes too.
@@leggonarm9835 total annihilation?
American military logic in a nutshell, "No one thinks we'd be rash or stupid enough to try such an option."
Gets em every time.
Not gonna lie, but the American military has my respect for that power move or their boldness. The element of surprise truly amazing in both the ancient world, and modern world. Because most of the famous war known for their boldness, and the stupidity. But Winner always will be the writer of the story
😎😎😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@duckquacks9629 Agree the US is and was the main rival of communism, the only military to rival China today.
I remember there being a reading on something regarding a German officer's response to fighting the Americans
I can't remember exactly what the text was, but I think a German officer stated to always expect the unexpected when fighting the Americans
Osama laughing
That picture above McArthur's bed...hilarious
외국에도 이런 영상이 있구나.. 영상 잘보고 갑니다. 우리나라의 전쟁과 역사를 이렇게 잘 알려주신분은 처음이네요. 아 참고로 무슨말 하는 지는 모르지만 대충 내용을 알것같아요!
a bit of correction: Great Britain, Canada, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Colombia, Ethiopia, South Africa, New Zealand, Turkey, Greece, Thailand, Philippines and Luxembourg sent fighting units. Norway, Sweden, Denmark, India, Italy contributed military hospitals and field ambulances to the cause.
Hii, could u pls tell me about the humanitarian crises, civillian attacks etc during korean war? I really need it as I had an assignment nd presentation as well🙏🏻😥
THIS IS A COMPLETELY BIASED STORY DISREGARDING THE EFFORTS OF THE OTHER COUNTRIES
I'm really sad to see groups of American henchmen follow America astray.
@@mavmc358 Work hard, try to interfere in other countries' internal affairs.
Jutlandia
I'm Thai and my grandfather was one of Thai volunteer who fought at Pork chop hills. I glad you mentioned that hills as well since a lot of Korean war video didn't mention about that hills. Keep it up!
Thank you for your grandfather for his sacrifice. I have a question. Is Korean war popular in Thailand? Do a lot of Thais talk about it?
@@ns-4438 From most of people I have met, no, they don't like history or even hate it. They says that "History was propaganda" so they just doesn't care. And combine with tension of Thai politics make that mindset even harder and stronger. I feel bad for some veterans whether Korean or Vietnam (my grandfather also fought in Vietnam) they just throw toxic words to them like "Imperialist's pet" or "Bloody boomers" 😢
Times might change when the aspects adjust
Thank you for your grandfather's service, you kept my country alive!
@@jackthorton10 Compare 1930s Nazi Germany Vs 2020s Communist Chinazi IN YOUR NEXT VIDEO Project.
Very objective. Thanks.
Japan 🇯🇵 should’ve been divided not Korea it makes no sense for Korea to be divided they were a whole victim of Japan’s Imperialism and nationalism I will forever stand on that until the day I die.
You doesn't understand history
The forgotten war was fought by many, and lost in the eyes of embarrassment from both sides in history. Only now can people know the great military tactics that were thought and used in Korea, to include a Col in the Marines taking a long fought over hill, to retake and reshape the 38th parallel.
My great uncle fought in Korea, hardest man I’ve ever known
@TNStormSpotter May he Rest In Peace.
@@Rivers198 I bet, those war veterans are special people.
@@michaelterrell5061 he passed away a few years ago. Never heard him complain, worked his entire life (even though he retired from 2 companies). If you needed help he was there without question.
@@Rivers198 He sounds a lot like my grandpa who fought in Vietnam, what a good man you’re grandfather Must have been, forever honor his memory.
One of my dad’s Uncle’s served in Korea he said that “The rats going around were as big as cats and we would use them as firing practice”. And that the tanks had become more artillery then actual tanks.
I had two who were both in the Army.
@@CrossOfBayonne if there still alive tell them thank you for your service.
@@darthobama3148 Both of them passed away
@@CrossOfBayonne sorry to hear that
I love this guys channel
Merry Christmas McArthur ;p
i'm shocked that you managed to cover the Korean war within just 20 minutes with this much level of details that is very
impressive
as an South Korean i think i must pay respect to you for this fantastic video and facts you bring up here
and i'd like to pay respect to all the nations who came to aid us, fought for us, spilled blood side by side with us
and we South Koreans have a huge debt to all of you guys
Thank you so much Griffin for covering the Korean war
Do you believe both Korea’s will unite someday,? I have faith it will unite.
My grandpa served in the 1st Cavalry division and had always talked about how hard you guys fought. I'm sure he was honored to fight by your peoples side
@@la_void9750 not in a short time but someday we will
@@Lord_Unicorn it will happen I believe it Korea.
As a Korean, do you see reunification as still possible? I read in some newspapers 2 years ago that many South Koreans are not excited about the possibility of a reunification. And I guess there's a similar sentiment among the North Koreans.
15:36 "Chinese supply lines were broken by US air power"
it was more than just supply lines US air power destroyed....whole towns and cities were firebombed. Way more than just a "moonscape". These places like Pyongyang and Wonsan had to be rebuilt from scratch. More bombs were dropped on Korea than the entire Pacific theater of WWII, as you mentioned. A total of 635,000 tons of bombs, including 32,557 tons of napalm. And MacArthur wanting to nuke Korea is proof they didn't care about innocent civilian lives at all. After all these bombing raids, can you REALLY blame the DPRK for hating us?
So many civilian lives were perished as a result in both the DPRK and ROK, like you said at the end. A tragic effect of war. On top of the division it has led to, where families with relatives on both sides of the DMZ can't even see each other....it's sad and makes you cry for a family that's not even yours.
It is the DPRK’s fault. None of that would have happened had they not invaded South Koreas
In fact, there are at least dozens of places in this video, and there are many places where the facts are still unclear. If you really want to understand this war, you must not pass a few minutes of video programs. You need to participate in or influence this war. Countries to understand it, such as Russia, China, North Korea, and South Korea, cannot just look at the war from the perspective of the United States. Of course, the impact of this war is obviously huge, and it even directly affects the operating mechanism of the United Nations.
怪就怪中国当时没空军和海军，拿不到制空权，跟别谈补给和装备。唯一有能力跟美国对拼的苏联却藏后面不敢出来，趁机卖给中国一些他们淘汰的武器，用其他国家人民的生命为他们自己捞好处。这本就不是一场公平的战争，中国军队只能用人数和战斗意志来弥补自身装备的不足，光是被冻死在朝鲜的中国军队就有很多。
I love these videos
In fact, in the middle of the war, the US and CN were already preparing to sign an armistice agreement on behalf of all parties. The Korean kid refused, but his American dad ignored him. Objectively speaking, the outcome of the war was a draw. North and South Korea remain at the 38th parallel. China prevented the United States from invading. The United States defended its strategic location in East Asia. It is worth considering that China, which had just ended its civil war and was in a desperate situation, repulsed the United Nations forces.
The war was a key point for the Communist regime to win support
My great grandfather fought in Korea, thank god he came home but moment of silence for those who didn’t🇺🇸🖤
Really
I'm Korean. I'm really sorry that your grandfather passed away...
HE SAID EVERY WEAPON WAS ON THE TABLE GOD DAMNIT!
Maybe you should listen to your intelligence corps instead of flat-out ignoring them because you don't like what they're telling you.
Haha guess what now we have some
guess you shoulda asked for forgiveness rather than permission, huh?
The fact of the replies is by a guy named North Korean commander is amazing.
@@waleedkhalid7486 He's just excited because he doesn't need to plan for war anymore, he just has to launch the nukes.
Lazy asshole.
Just so you know, the PRC (People's Republic of China) was a brand new country with unstable supplies. We had a civil war just a year before (1949) with the Republic of China, so we were still poor and unstable. Our soldiers were tired of war. While the US had jets, jeeps, tanks and other modern stuff, our troops had to walk on feet at -30 degrees (Celsius). All we had were cannons and infantry.
I am surprised that China was able to face the UN forces at the lowest point in their thousand years of history and they didn't lose
Well the Chinese soldiers were veterans of the civil war and had high morale. They are used to fighting a technologically superior foe and had developed many techniques for doing so. They were also highly skilled in firefights, often sneaking to to American positions in the dead of night and was comfortable operating behind enemy lines without a line of communication to their rear. American over confidence also helped during the initial stages of the Chinese attack. You see this again in the Vietnam war (and perhaps the war in Afghanistan). Veteran troops with high morale beats technological superiority.
@@kevinc1200Indeed, and the Chinese also still took many more casualties than the US. However, the Chinese strategically won while the US won tactically.
My grandfather was one of the Chosin few. It so unreal to hear stories of what happened and how chaotic it was.
He was a great man. I'm glad he was able to write his stories down before his passing.
Love ya Don.
You should publish the stories online
@@rylandavis2976 He has his stories in a book "Fifty Strong" :)
@@Manice08 do you know which chapter they're in?
@@rylandavis2976 Korean war chapter, Pg 81
Oh hey. Diddent expect to see you in the comments here.