My grandfather participated in the Korean War as a student soldier when he was a teenager. My father also served in the military. I also served as an ROk Army soldier and am currently serving in the ROK Navy OCS. Most Koreans like me are always grateful for the noble sacrifices of our American brothers on the other side of the world when we were at our poorest and most difficult. I am very grateful for this treatment of the Korean War, which is ridiculed as a forgotten war. And at this very moment, I hope that God will bless our American brothers like me who are serving in the military on the Korean Peninsula. WE. GO. TOGETHER. 같이 갑시다. Thx for. Read my words.
@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky I also honor too. Korean forces serve in Vietnam war. Gulf War. Iraq War Afghanistan war with US army. And these days I sometimes participated in Korea US. Joint military drills. Thx for your service. US WARRIORS
... MacArthur was a gloryhound cowboy that had great PR. If he was assigned someone who wasn't handpicked, he would have been *_FRAGGED_* if they could get away with it. That's how hated within the general US military was.
@@TheTrueAdeptExcept that's not true. MacArthur wasn't liked by other *BRASS* and civillian officials. The general public, loved, or at least, respected him, and the attitude would have been similar among his men. He wasn't with the FDR administration's "program", and his vision of the world (and military matters) was simulataneously reactionary at times and progressive at others. It set him at odds with his leaders despite his military achievements. But his attitude and way of approaching things was fundementally *IN-LINE* with the American pysche as it existed among common Americans. He, like Patton, or Curtiss Lemay, didn't fit into the technocratic order that was being established post World War II and that wasn't his fault, but the people he ended up having to answer to. But one man in his position can't stand against that alone, him suggesting using Nukes (in a doctrinal capacity the US already *PLANNED* to do in Europe if the Soviets invaded) in Korea was the excuse to get him out of the power structure, with enough pats on the back to have him go quietly.
My great-grandfather served in the Korean War as an ROK Army English interpreter. Lived until the happy age of 95 and peacefully passed away a month ago. Thanks for posting this, HistoryFeels.
that ain't from fallout's liberty prime that is a quote from lauri torni, a Finn who hated communism he fought it in 5 wars, in 3 different armies and helped found modern US special forces.
You probably don’t remember me but I told you, you inspired me to make my own vidoe in your style during your last premier. It got pretty popular so I’m just here to say thank you for being a inspiration to me and I’m going to continue making these because I find it incredibly fun
용서해 주세요, 제 문법이 최고가 아닐 수도 있습니다. 번역 소프트웨어를 사용하고 있습니다. 우리는 한국 형제들을 사랑하고 굳건히 서십시오. 우리는 심장 박동으로 다시 당신을 도울 것입니다. 미국과 한국의 약어의 큐 스트림, YT lmao에서 어떻게 하는지 모르겠습니다.
When you’re massively outnumbered but you remember you’re a 6’5” beefy Marine and your enemy is a bunch of scrawny Chinese farmers with Rusty AK’s and no shoes.
@@Friendo1231 There was quite literally double the amount of Chinese Soldiers, I can give you 1st hand word from my great grandfather who was at Chosin, it was like angry hornets rushing out of their nest. It’s quite the accomplishment that they were even able to evade capture between the weather, and how outnumbered they were.
People say the Marines retreated from the Chosin Reservoir. When the 1st Marine Division, US soldiers, and remnants of UN forces were surrounded by eight Chicom Divisions. It wasn't a fight over land but survival or destruction. There was no line of retreat to safety. It was an all-out brawl to the sea. Korean citizens were also making up the march towards the sea. The result was the Americans making towards the sea to fight another day. Eight badly mauled Chicom Divisions, two of which were rendered combat ineffective. The Marines, Soldiers, and Korean citizens evacuated from the port. What couldn't be taken onto the landing ships and the port city itself were destroyed by demolitions and naval bombardment. But the Chicoms called it a victory. Pyrrhus of Epirus would have called the Chinese Communists leadership idiots.
PVA realistically would have annihilated the 1st marine division if that retreat to Hungnam wouldn't have been ordered, most of Chinese casualties didn't come from the US but the fact that they lacked proper winter clothing and a lot of them froze or starved to death. That's what was truly the idiot leadership part, not equipping your troops to fight well at minus 35 degrees Celsius, as troops go PVA and Marines were both battle experienced and merciless to each other but interestingly enough, PVA didn't execute POWs almost at all, vast majority of them survived the war and returned to US but marines didn't really take any prisoners almost at all.
@@benicionavarro8849 Nah, just stating historical facts, PVA did a bunch of mistakes later in the war that cost them dearly but the beginning was really good.
My grandpa served in the Korean War, he was in the us navy on the U.S.S Missouri and he was an anti air gunner. Although when he was alive he told me that all they really did was coastal bombardment. It is still cool to know he was a part of history and I still have his combat knife.
"Run through the jungle" but you're running to the evac site "La victoire est a nous" but the Prussian have arrived at Waterloo "Napalm sticks to kids" but you're losing your sanity in My lai "Welcome to the jungle" but Noriega is refusing to surrender "Sunday bloody sunday" but you're targeting civilians in Bogside
I know its how the song starts, but the opening riffs sounds like the opening to a sponge bob square pants episode. Love everything you've done and keep up the great work.
My grandfather fought in Korea im Canadian and many forget we sacrificed our troops in korea too we assisted the Americans in the defense and freedom of Korea
My grandpa served in Korea and never talked about it much. Never thought about it much till he passed away. Miss watching westerns with him and talking about football. Thank you for this HistoryFeels
My great uncle was killed there at the chosin reservoir, and my great grandfather was captured there. Great grandad escaped and came back to start a family. He was a school administrator, and he died in 2008.
I'm glad to see your videos, I like the themes and songs you use so much, apart from the historical reflection, they serve as inspiration for me. Igual lamento el inglés básico,vengo de la comunidad latina
My great grandfather joined the Army when he was 15, during the war he was a radioman and translated words from Columbian troops to Spanish to English, it was 1953 when he was discharged because the army found out about his age. He was in the 7th infantry division from 1952 to 1953 today he is 89 Years old
My grandfarther served as a mortarmen in korea. Got 42 cinfirmed kills he said, a bronze star, became a POW and was tortured by the north koreans but survived the war. These videos, as silly as they can be sometimes, really remind people about the terrible things that have happened. Oh and nice liberty prime voice line you snuck in there 😂.
God MacArthur was an idiot, "yeah i would've won in 10 days if i had just used 35-50 nukes" You can accomplish the same by just opening up another frontline to distract the unending horde of chinese soldiers just to ease the pressure on the korean front
My grandparents grew up in Korea during the war. I remember my mom telling me a story about how my grandma saw a river turning red. My grandpa (RIP) could barely eat, because he had a lot of siblings. Usually a spoonful of rice every day and water to make it expand.
Hello, I absolutely love your vids, I usually listen to them while studying (like now). I was just wandering if you could do "Marche des chasseurs ardennais" while the battle of the Ardennes. I'm from there and I'd absolutely love it to hear it once. Keep up the great work
Video idea for your italian🇮🇹 fans: Tuo vuó fà l’americano but you’re an italian soldier fighting in Nassirya There are original sound records here on RUclips called Terza Battaglia dei Ponti, absolutely a masterpiece of italian war lore
My grandpa fought in the Korean War and he was meant to ship supplies and hold documents that were not classified and he even fought in a plane but crash by accident but he was fine and was able to stay in Korea
Can you please do a video rock the casbah ive been looking for one for quite sometime and your quality of content is amazing , i hope you see this content and consider and thank you for the amazing content
Whenever I went to my grandma's house in San Diego, I would have a run in with this grumpy old man named Mr. Wilner whom she lived by, getting mad that we played on his grass. Years later, after his death, I learned he fought at Chosin reservoir.
Now I think about it, a Korean War Milsim game could be pretty good. Like it would combine elements from modern games within different eras like RS2 and Squad 44
the US had less than 10,000 troops at chosin, the chinese had over 100,000 troops at chosin. the chinese had at least 30,000 wounded and 20,000 dead... the US had less than 2,000 wounded and like 600 dead... and somehow people say the US lost chosin...
My grandpa, who was jailed as a conscientious objector during this conflict, would later become lifelong friends with someone who had seen combat as a machine gunner. I haven't really learned the latter's story. He's still content to keep it to himself, but I can't really bring myself to blame him. The Forgotten War was still a brutal affair.
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My grandfather participated in the Korean War as a student soldier when he was a teenager. My father also served in the military. I also served as an ROk Army soldier and am currently serving in the ROK Navy OCS. Most Koreans like me are always grateful for the noble sacrifices of our American brothers on the other side of the world when we were at our poorest and most difficult. I am very grateful for this treatment of the Korean War, which is ridiculed as a forgotten war. And at this very moment, I hope that God will bless our American brothers like me who are serving in the military on the Korean Peninsula. WE. GO. TOGETHER. 같이 갑시다. Thx for. Read my words.
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Ey, it’d be an honor to help again.
@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky I also honor too. Korean forces serve in Vietnam war. Gulf War. Iraq War Afghanistan war with US army. And these days I sometimes participated in Korea US. Joint military drills. Thx for your service. US WARRIORS
@Kcia69 And to you as well, brother.
My great grandfather, too, served in the Korean War as an ROK army interpretor.
MacArthur in 44’: “I have returned”
MacArthur in 51’: “Alt+F4 commie”
The most overrated
... MacArthur was a gloryhound cowboy that had great PR.
If he was assigned someone who wasn't handpicked, he would have been *_FRAGGED_* if they could get away with it. That's how hated within the general US military was.
@@TheTrueAdept the more i read about Mc Arthur the more i realise he was Crazy af. But his idea to Nuke N.Korea and China was kinda based.
@@TheTrueAdeptExcept that's not true. MacArthur wasn't liked by other *BRASS* and civillian officials. The general public, loved, or at least, respected him, and the attitude would have been similar among his men. He wasn't with the FDR administration's "program", and his vision of the world (and military matters) was simulataneously reactionary at times and progressive at others. It set him at odds with his leaders despite his military achievements. But his attitude and way of approaching things was fundementally *IN-LINE* with the American pysche as it existed among common Americans.
He, like Patton, or Curtiss Lemay, didn't fit into the technocratic order that was being established post World War II and that wasn't his fault, but the people he ended up having to answer to. But one man in his position can't stand against that alone, him suggesting using Nukes (in a doctrinal capacity the US already *PLANNED* to do in Europe if the Soviets invaded) in Korea was the excuse to get him out of the power structure, with enough pats on the back to have him go quietly.
Never forget
Blood Libel, USS Liberty, Lavon Affair, Talmud, and countless more
“We are not retreating, we are attacking in a different direction.”
2030s version: Goodbye Maria, though I'm off to Crimea in my heart, you'll always be!
You'll arrive in Crimea but won't leave.
@@AlexanderDallas-d7i I think I agree
Realistically, not where I think we’ll be.
@@AlexanderDallas-d7i nuclear bombs are a hell of a thing, arent they?
2030s is a little late to the party tho
My great-grandfather served in the Korean War as an ROK Army English interpreter. Lived until the happy age of 95 and peacefully passed away a month ago.
Thanks for posting this, HistoryFeels.
Thank you for your service 🙏
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하늘에 계신 당신의 증조부님께 무한한 감사를 표합니다. 멸공.
Did he only serve in Korea or also in the d day
@@joydip9044 only Korea. He was 12 and was in Japan when D-day happened
You did NOT drop a liberty prime quote mid song 💀
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@@HistoryFeelsnever stop
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that ain't from fallout's liberty prime that is a quote from lauri torni, a Finn who hated communism he fought it in 5 wars, in 3 different armies and helped found modern US special forces.
MacAthur doing little tomfoolery
Just a little bit of nuclear trolling
You and Perun are the only creators I have push notifications on for. Outstanding work
Thanks bro that means a lot 🙏
I love both.
You probably don’t remember me but I told you, you inspired me to make my own vidoe in your style during your last premier. It got pretty popular so I’m just here to say thank you for being a inspiration to me and I’m going to continue making these because I find it incredibly fun
That's awesome! Nice work man !
머나먼 이국땅, 이름도 없던 나라 한국의 자유를 위해서 청춘과 목숨을 바친 미군, 그리고 연합군 장병들에게 항상 무한한 감사의 인사를 드립니다.
여러분의 헌신과 도움덕에 대한민국은 지금 이렇게 당당하게 자유세계에서 잘 나가는 나라중 하나가 되었습니다.
용서해 주세요, 제 문법이 최고가 아닐 수도 있습니다. 번역 소프트웨어를 사용하고 있습니다.
우리는 한국 형제들을 사랑하고 굳건히 서십시오. 우리는 심장 박동으로 다시 당신을 도울 것입니다.
미국과 한국의 약어의 큐 스트림, YT lmao에서 어떻게 하는지 모르겠습니다.
When you’re massively outnumbered but you remember you’re a 6’5” beefy Marine and your enemy is a bunch of scrawny Chinese farmers with Rusty AK’s and no shoes.
AKs? I think you mean mosins.
@@Smethells2023 No they didn’t. The objective of the United States was to hold South Korea, and they accomplished that objective.
@@Smethells2023Not really, China lost way more than the US, and we successfully retreated our forces out of NK.
@@Smethells2023Bro, the only thing the PRC won over ROK, USA, and even DPRK back then was looting 💀
@@Friendo1231 There was quite literally double the amount of Chinese Soldiers, I can give you 1st hand word from my great grandfather who was at Chosin, it was like angry hornets rushing out of their nest. It’s quite the accomplishment that they were even able to evade capture between the weather, and how outnumbered they were.
People say the Marines retreated from the Chosin Reservoir. When the 1st Marine Division, US soldiers, and remnants of UN forces were surrounded by eight Chicom Divisions. It wasn't a fight over land but survival or destruction. There was no line of retreat to safety. It was an all-out brawl to the sea. Korean citizens were also making up the march towards the sea.
The result was the Americans making towards the sea to fight another day. Eight badly mauled Chicom Divisions, two of which were rendered combat ineffective. The Marines, Soldiers, and Korean citizens evacuated from the port. What couldn't be taken onto the landing ships and the port city itself were destroyed by demolitions and naval bombardment.
But the Chicoms called it a victory.
Pyrrhus of Epirus would have called the Chinese Communists leadership idiots.
PVA realistically would have annihilated the 1st marine division if that retreat to Hungnam wouldn't have been ordered, most of Chinese casualties didn't come from the US but the fact that they lacked proper winter clothing and a lot of them froze or starved to death. That's what was truly the idiot leadership part, not equipping your troops to fight well at minus 35 degrees Celsius, as troops go PVA and Marines were both battle experienced and merciless to each other but interestingly enough, PVA didn't execute POWs almost at all, vast majority of them survived the war and returned to US but marines didn't really take any prisoners almost at all.
@@dobridjordjespotted the Chinese supporter
@@benicionavarro8849 Nah, just stating historical facts, PVA did a bunch of mistakes later in the war that cost them dearly but the beginning was really good.
@@benicionavarro8849 hes right this is just historical fact, u cant call someone a china supporter just because fact hurts ur ego
Did not expect MacArthur, lmao
Or Liberty Prime.
My grandpa served in the Korean War, he was in the us navy on the U.S.S Missouri and he was an anti air gunner. Although when he was alive he told me that all they really did was coastal bombardment. It is still cool to know he was a part of history and I still have his combat knife.
Moral of the story:
Never(optional) let MacArthur get a 20+ kill-streak
1:46 why is liberty prime here?
He time traveled so he could prevent the great war
We dont ask questions here at least it isnt Anchorage.
You're a gunner in a German tank during the battle of Kursk... except the year is 2024.
Huge fan of your work! Always makes my day when you upload.
1812 Overture Finale but you're Shelling Normandy on the USS Texas during D-Day
I was waiting too much for you to make a video about Korea, thank you for doing it
"Run through the jungle" but you're running to the evac site
"La victoire est a nous" but the Prussian have arrived at Waterloo
"Napalm sticks to kids" but you're losing your sanity in My lai
"Welcome to the jungle" but Noriega is refusing to surrender
"Sunday bloody sunday" but you're targeting civilians in Bogside
I know its how the song starts, but the opening riffs sounds like the opening to a sponge bob square pants episode. Love everything you've done and keep up the great work.
Yeah it's very Hawaiian 😅
Sadly for the Commies,
WE GOT LIBERTY PRIMMEEEE
good work man, peak as always
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YAAAY!! I love this era and you've just made my war thunder experience better :DD
"haha we invade you allies!"
"Get fucking fallout'ed mate"
My grandfather fought in Korea im Canadian and many forget we sacrificed our troops in korea too we assisted the Americans in the defense and freedom of Korea
A bunch of other nations did too
My grandpa served in Korea and never talked about it much. Never thought about it much till he passed away. Miss watching westerns with him and talking about football.
Thank you for this HistoryFeels
Thank you for doing my Request
I love this channel so much, that i started doing wojak videos
My great uncle was killed there at the chosin reservoir, and my great grandfather was captured there. Great grandad escaped and came back to start a family. He was a school administrator, and he died in 2008.
Rest his soul 🙏
I’m so happy you don’t even know keep up the good work and thanks so much! Can’t believe you saw the suggestion
Suggestion: The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald but you are trying to survive a Great Lakes storm
I'm glad to see your videos, I like the themes and songs you use so much, apart from the historical reflection, they serve as inspiration for me.
Igual lamento el inglés básico,vengo de la comunidad latina
My great grandfather joined the Army when he was 15, during the war he was a radioman and translated words from Columbian troops to Spanish to English, it was 1953 when he was discharged because the army found out about his age. He was in the 7th infantry division from 1952 to 1953 today he is 89 Years old
My great grandfather was part of the Army Corps of Engineers and fought in the Korean War.
Another great video
As a korean this is a peak
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I had recommended this! I'm glad to see it!
We should've listened to MacArthur and Patton. Now we are still having to deal with the problems they offered easy solutions to in their time.
was not expecting to hear liberty prime
Omg I love those videos, I wish more people would made those type of videos! Keep up the good work ❤❤❤
My grandpas friend served in Korea in the war. Thanks for the this great video
i know today was gonna be good when history feels drops a new video
“Retreat, hell! We're not retreating; we're advancing in a different direction.” - Major General Smith USMC
oml historyfeels DOES NOT MISS!! barely 2 weeks since their best video (imo) HE DOES IT AGAIN
Me watching this at 1:00 in the night.
I love your content. You should make “Big Iron, but you’re an NCR ranger defending Hoover Dam from Caesars legion”
“ All along the watchtower” By Jimi Hendrix, but you’re escaping the Hanoi Hilton.
is that a hotel or somthing
@@TheFullAutomaticShermanShow No, it was a north Vietnamese prison where they would keep American POW’s.
@@bangerbananas8756 oh thats much worse than a hilton hotel
We need Paint it Black but you're outnumbered at Khe Sahn
Chippin in' but you are fending off the Germans on top of a burning tank destroyer
Archangel (Samurai) but you are in the lead B25 of the Doolittle raid.
“American casualties - unacceptable. OVERKILL protocols authorized”. Love the videos!
As a korean, it always makes me feel complicated, but for real, i really love this video, thanks for this.
My grandfarther served as a mortarmen in korea. Got 42 cinfirmed kills he said, a bronze star, became a POW and was tortured by the north koreans but survived the war. These videos, as silly as they can be sometimes, really remind people about the terrible things that have happened. Oh and nice liberty prime voice line you snuck in there 😂.
What a warrior.
Gotta keep the memory of the forgotten war going somehow
good to see forgotten war got slowly being remembered again. no war must be forgotten.
God MacArthur was an idiot, "yeah i would've won in 10 days if i had just used 35-50 nukes"
You can accomplish the same by just opening up another frontline to distract the unending horde of chinese soldiers just to ease the pressure on the korean front
My grandparents grew up in Korea during the war. I remember my mom telling me a story about how my grandma saw a river turning red. My grandpa (RIP) could barely eat, because he had a lot of siblings. Usually a spoonful of rice every day and water to make it expand.
Hello, I absolutely love your vids, I usually listen to them while studying (like now). I was just wandering if you could do "Marche des chasseurs ardennais" while the battle of the Ardennes. I'm from there and I'd absolutely love it to hear it once. Keep up the great work
Great vid broski
Thanks for listening our request! 😁
can i have a request history feels ? "The reason by hoobastank but you are on the boiling isles and you are on the run for the emperors coven."
It's a bit chilly outside.
'For whom the bell tolls' but your squadron is attacking stonehenge (im still here)
great video, as always; i think i hear operation harsh doorstop gun sounds
its sad that this war is rather forgotten
Video idea for your italian🇮🇹 fans:
Tuo vuó fà l’americano but you’re an italian soldier fighting in Nassirya
There are original sound records here on RUclips called Terza Battaglia dei Ponti, absolutely a masterpiece of italian war lore
"This is the End" but Jim Jones' men are forcing you to drink the flavor aid.
My grandpa fought in the Korean War and he was meant to ship supplies and hold documents that were not classified and he even fought in a plane but crash by accident but he was fine and was able to stay in Korea
Hes back baby
Is the Macarthur speech at 1:10 real or is it AI?
Pretty sure it's real
REAL
@@borisslavk01nolastname91 where is it from??
It's AI, Mr. Feels himself confirmed it at his discord server
Day 2 of asking for Have You Ever Seen The Rain except you're a U.S Airforce Pilot at the Battle of An Loc
It’s a long way to Tipperary but your under fire in a foxhole and can’t leave
Another banger, nice
Only Nineteen (a Walk in the Light Green) but you're protecting the last chopper out of Saigon
1815 version: goodbye Maria, tho I’m off to Waterloo.
hi history feels I really liked your first live stream
Thanks bro that means a lot, glad you enjoyed!
Yeah I've definitely thought about it
Can you please do a video rock the casbah ive been looking for one for quite sometime and your quality of content is amazing , i hope you see this content and consider and thank you for the amazing content
It's in the works right now 👍
"Sweet Banana", but Fifth Brigade has just surrounded Bulawayo and you're trying to get out before it's too late.
Liberty Prime recording = automatic like.
Chosen Rez mentioned, classic Marine Corps dub, just in a different direction
Whenever I went to my grandma's house in San Diego, I would have a run in with this grumpy old man named Mr. Wilner whom she lived by, getting mad that we played on his grass. Years later, after his death, I learned he fought at Chosin reservoir.
Sexbomb but you're disarming IEDs in Baghdad.
Now this is K-pop I can get behind.
“Battle Hymn of the Republic” but you’re a Union soldier defending Little Round Top
Now I think about it, a Korean War Milsim game could be pretty good. Like it would combine elements from modern games within different eras like RS2 and Squad 44
How do you choose the song and subject of your videos?
Sometimes suggestions from comments sometimes songs I like or just things that work well. It's a real mixed bag
Idea I had:
Surfin' Bird but you and your buddies get chased by Old Birds.
Korea is certainly under appreciated in a lot of history circles.
For sure
Suggestion: "Panzermensch but your stuck and being ambushed by soviets in a King Tiger"
mmnahh not the liberty prime :Skull:
My great grandfather was a radio operator at the battle of that one river that met china with North Korea or something like that.
"Run through the Jungle" but you're running to the Evac
The war everybody forgets about
For me, DraftTheHippies created more desperate background of intense fight than in this video.
Irgendwie, Irgendwo, Irgendwann but you're helping other East Berliners tear down the wall
Babe wake up HistoryFeels posted new vid!
Don Alejo standoff with the Zetas cartel.
but what song works with it?
this is slowly inspiring me to make my own X but Y.
Go for it!
the US had less than 10,000 troops at chosin, the chinese had over 100,000 troops at chosin. the chinese had at least 30,000 wounded and 20,000 dead... the US had less than 2,000 wounded and like 600 dead... and somehow people say the US lost chosin...
Wikipedia says 1000 Dead and +6000 missing in US?
"Aces High" (Iron Maiden) but you're ripping through Bf-109s and He-111s in your Spitfire over London
My grandpa, who was jailed as a conscientious objector during this conflict, would later become lifelong friends with someone who had seen combat as a machine gunner. I haven't really learned the latter's story. He's still content to keep it to himself, but I can't really bring myself to blame him. The Forgotten War was still a brutal affair.