North Korean Army Vs Students - 71: Into the Fire (Korean War)
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In August 1950, waiting for UN troops to arrive, the South Korean army assembled to protect Nakdong River. Only 71 student-soldiers are left behind to guard the city of Pohang. Now they are on a mission to defend the country from North Korean troops.
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I dont know what it is about Korean and Japanese war movies, but their gritty over the top action while still getting the equipment (semi) historically accurate make them so enjoyable to watch
I know right
Asian war movies are just kinda special that way, they’re fun watches. Some Chinese modern war films are closer to American contemporaries though
Ha! Just came here to say the opposite. "Over the top" is exactly the phrase I was going to use, but when the new standard for realism is "Saving Private Ryan" then this kind of schlocky, 80s style, melodrama leaves me flat. Wow, are the death scenes something special, with bodies flying through the air from a grenade blast, or being rocked backward from a .30 cal rifle round. This is how a kid imagines "war".
Edit: Kind of reminds me of the "A-Team" with the ridiculously exaggerated effects. Just need Mr. T to cap it off. _"You ain't nevah gon' reunite the peninsula undah comminizm, fool!"_
Well having to actually reload a gun helps with realism
Agreed.
Imagine if you got caught with a copy of this movie in North Korea.
💀💀💀💀
生きて帰れないな。
@@ハッピー大好きマン학생들 모두 전사 하였습니다
@@junorhee8772 They still fought better than the North Korean army who is all bark and no bite
RUclips got no language barrier
Wow, they showed how M1 garand shines when you have multiple people rushing towards you but you don't have to touch the charging bolt and can immediately switch target or blind fire into the next blob of enemies. While the enemy with the bolt charging rifle has to stop movement and handle it after firing. It is truly the greatest battle implement.
Especially implementation a second firing line to cover the foremost lines reload to effectively counter the wave tactics. If it were just the first line they would have been overrun halfway through the clip.
@@ryv2484 TBH the portrayal of the reloading of the M1 garand took so long...it only takes about 2 - 3 secs for an experienced soldier and about 5 - 8 secs for non experienced to put the bloc in and slam the bolt forward..
@@cordeliacentauri1737 Given the student soldiers' situation, I just assume the stress of combat alongside not being well trained made it harder for them to reload quickly due to rushing/panicking or that the director wanted the 2nd line firing to be extended to show more before cutting back to the 1st line finishing reloading to not be abrupt.
We did see later on when a student soldier gave himself garand thumb, but quickly reloaded in around 3 seconds so it's hard to really say.
@@ryv2484
That there were Zulu War tactics, just like in the film ZULU, during the last Zulu assault on the outpost of Rorke's Drift.
During the last assault, the British troops lured the Zulu in close and the 3 lines of troops firing in alternate volleys tore them to pieces.
Superbly filmed movie, and very respectful to the courage and motivation to win of both sides.
A bit outdated for the time, the M1 was still a top notch rifle superior to many countries main battle rifle at the time. High rate of fire, a bullet that can stop an elk, relatively easy to reload, easy to use, and even capable of laying down suppressive fire when needed in the right conditions.
As a student, I too have an insatiable bloodlust
😅😂
Yo same
Same
Same
Must be an American highschooler. 😅
Ah, the ole “pour as many bodies as possible at the line” attack strategy.
Yeah these are the NKs we’re talking about, PRC hard carried them during the Korean War
Only wasteful amateurs do that.
This is movie bros
@@thekhoifish0146 Well at the initial stage NK devastated the UN troops, PRC came in the later part. Although they made a significant push back if you look at the death PRC was also severely out performed by the Joint allied forces. Almost like just raking up kill points by the US army.
@@mheekkim2901Casualty figures are always misleading thanks to movies like this. The majority of casualties sustained in modern warfare comes from indirect fire from artillery, mortars and supporting firepower from airstrikes and tanks and other weapons systems. Guys shooting at each other with guns causes a minority of casualties, but Call of Duty and other schlock has warped peoples sensibilities.
For movie context, the reason that second Ba-64 (the armored car) exploded was cause they put gasoline in those food containers
ty. for 3 weeks, ive presumed it was just really hot chili sauce and deep fried garlic in the mess kits.
Kimchi
For context, this is based on a true event in which 71 South Korean student fighters fought at a P'ohang middle school against the 766th North Korean Division for 11 hours.
At the start of the war, South Korea was effectively starved of any proper weapons in sharp contrast to the heavily armed and modernized North Korean army backed by Soviet Russia and China. At the outbreak of the Korean War, they swept through the entire country, squeezing the last remaining South Korean forces at the last stand on the Nakdong River Strait, the very corner of the Korean peninsula. Utterly outgunned, all remaining forces were maneuvered to Nakdong while only 71 volunteer students were stationed at P'ohang, another close by critical point. They had no proper training but yet managed to hold off an entire Division of heavily armed troops for 11 hours. Understandably, very few survived.
And the remaining student soldiers were retired after UN troops arrived. Most returned to school, some joined regular military units, and almost all of them were unaccounted for.
@@Hinata0928sorry about the lateness just watched the movie. Are there any pictures of the original 71 students and recordings of who actually fought.
@@joanhall7829당시 전투에 참여했던 동성중학교 3학년 이우근(1934~1950) 옷속 수첩에서 피로 물든 장문의 편지가 발견됐다 '어머니께 보내는 편지' 속에는 전투의 참혹함, 고향과 어머니에 대한 그리움 그리고 같은 민족끼리의 아픔이 담겨있다
@@joanhall7829see full movie there if real picture
@@joanhall7829 사진도 있습니다. 이 영화는 실제 사건을 영화로 만든것 입니다. 살아남은 학생의 증언에 의하면 수류탄을 들고 자살돌격을 했다고 합니다.
Theres also a letter of a student who fought against the north koreans, which was written for his mother. Korean war was such a heart breaking war.
my great uncle was in the army during the Korean War he was a PFC with 45th infantry regiment and he died from his wounds in 1952 he was awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously he saved his friends from a hand grenade he smothered the grenade with his body and he is my hero. It’s too bad i never had a chance to meet him and tell him to thank him for his sacrifice for me and his family, his family and his homestate of North Carolina. He was the one of other native americans to receive the Medal of Honor he was the full blooded Cherokee warrior he was born and raised in Cherokee NC in 1932 his older brothers went to fight in World War ll. By the year when the Korean War started it was his turn to fight for his country , his people, his mountains. He would leave a legacy in his homeland and his tribe and i’m in his great nephew i’m proud to be a Cherokee and to have a legacy of my great uncle that he left behind but i did rotc in my four years in High school im proud to be a American a Native American. I’m a honorary member of American Legion Post 143 i will keep my great uncle’s legacy alive for generations and generations to come. Sgi Have a blessed day
I Thank him for his service. May I know his name ?
@@ongee3698 his name is Charles George
@@jamesgeorge960 저는 한국 학생입니다. 귀하의 삼촌을 존경합니다.
i'm korean
thank you for uncle sevice
R.I.P
Why do Native Americans fight for their warrior subjugators on other continents and are they still proud of it? I do not get it.
Saw this movie either on RUclips or somewhere else. Based on a true story. It's pretty good
A true story about high school students holding off NK troops early in the war. NK navy also tried to capture Pusan by a surprise attack on the first days of the war but a group of fishermen and their families defeated the NK navy. Many women helped in the battle.
I believe this is called probaganda.
71: Into the Fire is like the 300 of the Korean War. 71 student soldiers against thousands of North Korean troops.
포항 학도병들이 시행한 작전은 인천상륙작전이 시행되기 위한 희생작전이었습니다..
남한의 여러학교에서 학도병들의 희생을 기리는 여러 행사와 추모비등이 있습니다
저희 학교에서도 희생추모비도 있고요.😢
@@choec1072장사리 전투였나
@@choec1072 그건 장사리 전투고 이 영상은 포항여중 전투를 바탕으로 제작한 영화입니다.
It is also like Red Dawn
@@Nov.11.09 아 장사리는 영덕이구나…
1:32 Poor guy was issued an Arisaka instead of a Mosin lol
They probably had hundreds of them just lying around after ww2
That's mosin
Arisaka makes sense at this war too anyway
Not even an A carbine was granted to him. LOL
That is amazing and amazing example of the right arm of American democracy being used the M-1 rifle.
사실한국전쟁에서 가장 상징적인 총기는 m1카빈입니다. 한국전부터90년대의 무장 공비 사살작전에도 참여한 소총으로
저희 할아버지도 m1카빈으로 파르티잔 습격에 성공해 훈장을 타셨고 반북 게릴라 작전에 핵심이되는 총기였습니다.
@joelnerio5772 ?
Really shows how impressive US weapons and SKs wills and tactics are .
Boring America flim
No army would do "wave attack" like this
It's South Korean,@@suvahomescape4665.......... Not American. 🤦
@@suvahomescape4665 the Imperial Japanese Army dosen't exist anymore?
@@aguy6646 They used light tanks in their "human waves" and only did Banzai charges as a last resort. This movie is simply baffling and nonsensical.
@@saloenjoyer3266But NK troops did indeed do this kind of shit, that's the reaosn they had the highest amoujt of casualties during the entire Korean war, they lacked combat experience.
Highschool girl with gun:Lycoris Recoil
Highschool boy with gun:
The matter the fact that the Koreans also do have the same school uniform as the Japanese before in the olden times. The uniform is called "Gakuran"
@@Troll_Account_Police They look very cool, probably because they modeled after European sailor uniforms. I wish more schools had this. Thank you for the info.
This was a good movie. Love the part when in the beginning as he is retreating he flashbacks when he got drafted and his mom is just watching with a smile while the other families around her are crying sending their farewell.
5:00 guy went full Rambo mode
goated MFer 🔥
Some random high school students with very very off schedule reinforcements vs north koreans + armored cars + a single tank
Result:
As a kid watching this it was just so cool just to watch this scene
공부하고 뛰어놀아야 할 나이에..총을 잡고 나라를 위해 싸워준 영웅들 덕분에 저희는 평화롭게 살 수 있었습니다. 감사합니다. 충성!
Какие-то ствденты 10 сидели и держали оборону против регулярной армии, которая прквосходит во всём. Верим, верим.
@@soviet-girl а как маленький Алёшка с пистолетом в руках, сражаллся с немцами правда?
@@ГРАЖДАНИНРОССИИ-й5н Хммм, а его типа видели? Он там как они сидел в здании при чем и винтовкой на всю страну стрелял?
충성!
이 분들 보다 는 미국 과 유럽 연합 참전용사 분들에게 감사드려야 한다 아가야
3:43 very kind of him to deliver lunch
Students then vs students now
Everybody gangsta til the M1 Garands pop off
The Korean War was so tragic
Only like 48 of them died out of the 71 students… wow, and they went against a whole division of North Koreans! So crazy!
Is it me or the North Korean commander is like Kizaru?
실화기반의 영화란 사실이 날 더 가슴아프게한다..
man as a history buff im never bord of your vids
Ain't no way students are getting wild 💀
It is one of the important pieces of history in Korea. My grandfather also fought against communism there 🇰🇷
My grandfather fought against communism too 🇹🇼
감사합니다.
Of course American colonia
@@ScottyShaw same
@@ScottyShaw cringe
A couple of Student Soldiers vs a battalion of trained KPA.
May 15, 1864, Student Soldiers ( VMI) defeated a US Army unit ...the more you know.
6:27 Why are the North Koreans using Sherman tanks? They are supposed to be using T-34-85.
T-34 만들 돈이없다
because of low budget... 😂
Captured tank
Wikipedia says that the North Koreans had Sherman's provided to them by the Soviets. The Soviets had lend lease Shermans from world War 2.
@@RaitoYagami88 That specific sherman shown in the movieis is a M4A3, not sure if those were land leased but still, budget limitations. Its a wonder they could get hold in one of those.
3:14 hunger and curiosity overwhelm the gunner not realizing its a death trap grenade
Um what's th- (gunners final words)
Um what is this a toy- (bro's final words:)
앞세대에게 진 빚을 잊지말아야한다.
It was a great movie, the historical accuracy was a bit off but nonetheless it showed one of the more forgotten wars at the start of the cold war
before:🇰🇷⚔️🇰🇵
now:🇰🇷⚔️🇰🇵
0:04 この大佐が後に”Gun-Kata”を創生することはあまり知られていません。
Everybody's gangster till the Maxim go "BRRRRRRRR..."
この戦いで亡くなられた韓国の方々に追悼の意を。
Fantastic movie. If anyone hasn't seen this, I recommend it 100%
Movie name
They are so brave students, 71....😮👏👏👍👍
좋은 영화
¿Que película es?
when soldiers realized students are more stronger than them
Tbh, the students got a whole ass school, they also got M1 garands and carbines so ofc they’re gonna beat the North Koreans
Damn they used hand grenades as mines
편히 쉬십시오
05:02 Folks fall despite the gun not being aimed at them😅
Also every Student using M1 Garands yet the iconic ping can be heard twice... also its more like Windtakers but from Korea
I doubt you can hear the ping when everyone is firing their guns...
I'm korean. Thank you so much upload this video. i watched this one so many times but i felt really sad.
This movie is made by real history about 71 high school students who protect korea from north korean army.
They fought in Pohang Girls' Middle School and back then 1950. Aug. 11th.
This movie is based on a true story. Of course, there were actually several active-duty soldiers involved in that battle.
So the soldiers attacked knowing well fortified position without artillery or smoke barrages? Yea that's the cliche "charge"
They were fighting a bunch of college students with little actual training or experience. They probably thought it would be a cakewalk
@@darthpalpalzang7914 High school students actually
Well they probably didn’t expect many defenses to be set up by student soldiers
@@darthpalpalzang7914 could be the cockiness of the Korean troops... still a reasonable commander would be aware of fortified positions and try to soften up the defenses with mortar if not artillery fire or smoke cover at least... else they had every right to loose
@@kokutai3331 well a barrage would likely caused far less casualties on the Korean side plus time would be saved to fight off the reinforcement tanks
Id Wish They Added The Americans And The UN Soldiers On The Southern Side, And The Soviet And Chinese Soldiers In The Northern Side
In this battle(battle of pohang girl's middle school), there was only south korean student army and north korean army.
and Chinese forces didn't join war yet.
@@seek2695 What About The Americans
@@SyaqilHazeeqHasrilSufiantoPl1 America joined the war, but ROK forces and US forces were continuously losing in the war against North Korea in this time.
So allied forces decided to withdraw to final defensive line, which called 'Nakdong river defense line'.
This battle included in that withdrawal operation, and ROK 3rd Infantry Division's command was in Pohang girl's middle school, but 3rd div. was in Yungduk to defense NK 5th division's offense. The company of 71 student soldiers decided to defense school, and 48 of them killed in action and 23 of them wounded or missed in action.
Thanks to their sacrifice, 20 thousand of civilians could escape from Pohang and allied forces successfully withdraw to Busan.
That's the reason why there is no american forces in this battle.
+sry if my English is messed up.
@@seek2695 Around 1951 They Pushed The North Koreans Back, Right?
@@SyaqilHazeeqHasrilSufiantoPl1 Exactly, allied forces pushed back NK in 1950.09~10 by incheon landing.
And then Chinese join the war at 1950.10.25
2:10 north korean using m1 carbine???
In fact, student volunteers and police officers
Most of them were issued and used the 7.62mm improved Arisaka rifle.
The ROK Army lacked the number of semi-automatic rifles such as the M1 Garand, so the M1 rifle was only issued to elite units
6:06 Nah North Koreans don’t have Sherman, unless they captured one😂😂😂
Budget and they had issue with making T34 lol
The letter was written by Lee Woo-geun, a student who was killed in battle
Mother, I killed a man.
It will also be about 10 people with a stone wall in between.
I threw a terrifying explosive weapon called a grenade with four commandos and killed it in an instant.
The grenade binge tore my eardrums apart.
Even at the moment I'm writing this, my ears are filled with a scary roar.
Mother, the enemy's legs fell off and his arms fell off. It was such a harsh death.
Even though it is an enemy, it is frustrating and heavy to think that they are also people and that they are relatives who share blood in the same language.
Mother, why should we go to war?
I think I will calm down if I let my mother know about this complicated and painful feeling.
I think it's scary.
Now, next to me, countless schoolmates are lying on their stomachs in the hot sun, waiting for the enemy to come at them as if they were waiting for death.
The enemy has been silent. You never know when it will come back. There are so many enemy soldiers. There are only 71 of us.
Now I'm scared to think about what's going to happen.
Mom, I can't wait to be held in her arms after the war. Yesterday, I hand-washed my underwear.
I thought of two things while wearing clean, watery underwear.
The innerwear like white jade that your mother washed and the innerwear that I washed.
But I don't know why I came up with a veterinarian while changing clean underwear.
It's a horse that changes to a dead person.
Mother, maybe I'll die today, because I don't think many of those enemies will just walk away.
Mother, it's not that death is scary, but it's scary to think that you can't meet your mother or brothers.
But I'm going to live. I'm going to live.
Mom, I finally feel at ease. Mom, I will definitely live and go back to your side.
I want to eat lettuce wrap. I want to drink cold water to make my teeth ache in the cold Ongdal spring.
Oh! They're coming. I'll write again. Bye, mom! Bye! No, no. I'll write again. Then...
They got the legend Thanos on their side
The m1 Garand is really good
I know because I'm Korean, but not all 71 South Korean students died.
48 died, although it was over the span of 12 hours. The movie kind of makes it look like it was one big fight when it was closer to a lot of smaller fights over a long stretch of time.
Are you korean?
I love thanoss
me and my classmates be like
This movie is real true story. North Korean vs South Korean student.
The Garand kicks harder than that. Especially when you're light.
Movie bro of course they won't do anything accurately
South korea students vs north Korea
Imagine seeing M1 grand firing in every angle of war
Why the bad army alway use the human wave tactic?
this happened in real life. This wasn't just for the movie. The Chinese and North Koreans would purposely use human waves because they couldn't properly train to equip their guys most of the time. So they'd have them go with assaults to create fire saturation. In this case, with the North Korean, they'd push with tanks first and then send in the human wave to clear buildings. The movie swapped it though, and they sent the people in first. I guess it just looks cooler.
What was the name of this movie? Could anyone tell me please?
South korean movie "in to the fire"
In this channel, the name of the movie is always included in the video title, right at the end with the year of its release...
Is this scene based on an actual battle?
yes
Is it based on a real story?
That's right. This movie is about a true story of South Korean students fighting North Korean troops at Pohang Girls' Middle School during the Korean War
What is the tank North Korean's using in this 6:28 ?
It look like M4 Sherman.
THANOS VS North Koreans
Notice the South Korean students are wearing Gakuran uniforms and caps just like their Japanese counterparts during the Taishō and Shōwa and some Japanese schools still wear them today. Although they no longer wear caps and capes after WW2.
3:47 Those look like pretty modern sneakers lol
전차 빼고는 고증 맞아서 좋았음
노획한 거 같음
M1 garand superiority
good film
North Korean soldiers back then: Charges straight into enemy bullets to reclaim their motherland and to expel the imperialists and their dogs.
North Korean soldiers today: Gooning 24-7 in Private Conscripttovich's bunk after discovering the existence of unrestricted internet in Ukraine.
How dare you call UN an imperialist? Lol
This is based on real story.
1:09
It’s 2024 and still watching this scene. 🥹😫😭😭😭
5:50 its not Northern country tank soviet t34 85 this m4A3E2
Soviet support NK give them tanks, that’s why.
As in WW2, captured weapons were used by one side or the other.
soviet got sherman tank during ww2 and soviet gave it to north korea
@@John-oc8dg . Not really. Soviet Union supplied North Korea with T34/85s. If they used anything else, they caught it themselves.
なんと勇敢な学生たち！
Can someone tell me what these two groups are. Like who are the students and why are they fighting? Just wondering.
North Korean army attacks South korean defense position which protected by student soldier
As the battle line got fallen and more personnels needed, military encourage middle school and high school students to volunteer to join the military, and sometimes force to them to be drafted.
The movie is about one of the troops consisted of students forces, and that story was actually happened at Pohang located last frontline of south korea.
Its korean vs korean
what is the name of the movie ??
@imbest3085 thank you
71 into the Fire
Nice
Wow those in Korean Peninsula is was divided by USSR and USA.Divided into the border is North and South
name of the movie
Name film?
포화속으로
In to the fire 2010
My Way: The Sequel
My way is my favorite movie
Better dead than red
Love how those students have proper gear than Korean army 😂
Which Korea?
@@djdjfsudi6972 South
5:56 "TANK-INA!"
Tankda!
there is tank!
👍👍
Чрезвычайно напоминает "Сигнал к отступлению"/ "Во имя чести" ("Assembly") 2007 года. Клюква, конечно, выдающаяся, хотя снято красиво.
Dia memang acting juga lah. 71 into fire 🔥
One of my favourite among Korean film next to windstruck
아주멋진영화
For those who wish upon a Civil War in 2024/25... here's a taste of what it could look like, this is what absolute hate for one another turns into and sadly to this day for South & North Korea, it's still a divide so deep it may never end. Those young men who gave their lives for both their friends and their country, may they never be forgotten.
What movie is this
71-Into the Fire
@@Wolfgang40k I’ll have to look it up Thanks
June 25, 1950
North Korea's surprise war begins
At that time, 80% of the Korean military was on vacation and it was Sunday.
And after three days, Seoul, the capital of South Korea, was occupied by North Korean troops.
The Korean government and the President of Korea
fled to the south
North Korean troops continued to advance south.
In the end, North Korean troops occupied 90% of South Korea's territory.
The area featured in this movie is
Pohang is a city in the south of Korea. After the North Korean army occupied Pohang,
When you occupy the last area, Busan
S'Korea is destroyed
good movie