US Marine Reacts - British Students Join Korean Navy: Boot Camp Day 3 - Korean Englishman
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I presumed that the DI didn't say anything if he was present bcs they felt bad bcs they can't speak Korean so they just let them speak in formation so the whole thing wouldn't be messed up bcs they don't know where to go
It was their final day, and they already had something planned. At the end of the day, they already showed them what can happen if you don't follow orders (logs on the head), so I believe they went a bit "easier on them" that day due to the gas room exercise.
You mean during training? During the training the DI gave instructions in Korean and it was the job of a Korean trainee to translate. Sorry if you were referring to something else.
Theyre probably talking abt when they were marching from the dorms to the canteen @nmtviola
I am not familiar with this channel, but started watching because I have been following Korean Englishman for years. I was nervous about possible negative commentary about Max crying, but your comments showed compassion and honesty. Thank you.
Heavy props to Mr. Smith still being a capital G and being a leader to the boys
I think this is a watered down version. I served for the korean army many years ago. Before entering the gas chamber they make you do a lot of squats, jumping etc just to make sure that you’re not holding your breath. And then we did take out our masks and had to sing, had to do squats altogether. The waving of the arm as you say were (1) to make sure you are still capable of following orders (2) make sure any chemical particles remaining on your uniform and body would fall off.
As everyone knows, that broadcast is just a military experience learning program. The usual Korean military never condones trainees' laughter or small mistakes when there are no cameras.
agree! 화생방도 저것보단 실제로 100배 정도는 더 힘들게 훈련받습니다.
All these people who are complaining they made to easy. These guys are in a foreign country. They didn’t know what exactly they were agreeing to before they went. Give them some fucking credit
They are not complaining that was easy. Just like to say actual training(all of them) is harder than the video.
We do consider that is not easy for them to be being trained at foreign country.
Just like to say that We do take mask off and sing military songs and some physical training in the gas chamber in Korean Army, Navy, Air-force boot camp as Roscoe said.
So do not misunderstand.
They were agreeing to join a foreign countries boot camp… what exactly is a mystery about it being hard, it’s boot camp. If anything this was easier than what most would have thought. The fact they can talk and laugh in formation is ridiculous by itself. 😂😂😂😂😂😂. This is so watered down.
@@taden2007so I do think they went a little "easy on them," but on smiling and/or laughing in formation... so I played Texas high school football, and the workouts were brutal to-muscle-failure type stuff. And one of my fellow o-linemen, for whatever reason, smiled and/or laughed through literally everything. Whether he was pancaking a defender, getting chewed out by a coach, or trying to get out one more rep in the weight room, big dumb grin. None of us (him included) understood it, but it was apparently just his stress response. But he was also a varsity starter for a reason.
If you dedicate your life to training seriously... Someone only watch the one-time taster and entertainment experience kids scout camp videos and say,
"You guys, it's not that big of a deal, why are you making such a fuss?"
Would you feel good if people responded like this?
Doing that would be like humiliating two years of your life. It would be like being denied youth, which can be considered the golden age of your life.
So, people need to have an attitude that allows them to change their positions and understand each other.
@@taden2007 who gives a fuck if its watered down? are you a spokesperson for south korea's navy? this series is for entertainment and to give SOME insight into what bootcamp is like. people obviously know a 2 day stay is not going to truly capture what it's like to enter as a korean civilian
omg I felt so bad for Josh. I thought he was really gonna pass out and be so sick. .. the boys did great. and I just wanted to hug Max.. I think all that stress leaving him just broke him.
I also felt bad for the teacher.😢 He had an allergic reaction to the gas.
훈련소 동기중 한명은 쌍코피가 터졌는데 방독면 바깥으로 코피가 계속 쏟아져 나오더라구요...속으로 불쌍하다고 생각했습니다..😮
원래는 화생방 훈련중에 노래를 부르는게 정석입니다만 영국인친구들을 위해 정화통을 한번더 벗는걸로 대신한거같습니다
군가에 PT체조까지 시키는게 정석이죠 으 다시생각해도 어찌견뎠는지
@@sang688
세번 받으면 할만합니다.
거기에 원래 제대로 하면 눈물,콧물 폭발하고 더 고통스러워야 되죠ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ약하게 체험판으로 보여준 것 같아요
요즘은 정화통 분리하는군요.
우리때(1994)는 방독면 자체를 벗도록한 뒤에 군가부르고 좌우로 정렬하고 앉았다 일어났다가 방독면 썼습니다...방독면 쓰는 법이 숙달된 사람은 빨리 쓰고, 방독면 착용법 미숙지자는 늦게 착용해서 고통이 오래가고....방독면 착용후의 안도감이란 말 할 수 없었죠. 방독면의 소중함과 착용법 숙지의 중요성을 일깨워주는 훈련이었습니다.
@@user-du3rx5lw9m 저희땐 정화통 분리후 결합 실시하고 그 다음에 다시 방독면 벗고 군가하고 움직이고 그랬습니다
방독면 숙달 됐든말든 같은 소대원들이 전원 완료하지 않으면 무한 대기라 아무리 잘하는 애들도 가스 들이마실수밖에 없는 구조였죠 ㅋㅋ
가끔 가스 내성있는 애들 있으면 CS캔 더 따서 그조는 지옥조가 되어버리는...
요샌 어떤지 모르겠는데 영국남자 나온대로가 정규과정이면 많이 완화된거같긴 하네요
방독면도 피복재 없이 마스크만 달랑 있고 방호복 착용도 없는건지, 아님 나중에 추가 교육과정이 있는건지 모르겠는데 안보이네요
The Korean Army training center makes trainees sing military songs in gas chambers. All trainees had tears, snot, and drool, and their skin was itchy.
The Navy's gas training seems much easier than the Army's. Maybe it's because the army has a higher chance of being exposed to the gas.
14군번입니다 해군 훈련병 화생방 훈련에서도 앵카송 부르고 PT체조하고 했습니다. 잘 모르면서 함부로 쉽다 어쩌다 하지마세요
방송이니까 사전 협의 하에 약하게 했겠지요
Actually Roscoe is right about gas chamber training.
We do take mask off and sing military songs and some physical training in the gas chamber in Korean Army, Navy, Air-force boot camp.
The training in video was easy on foreign guest.
We also do 18 mile march at the end of boot camp. of course there is ceremony the end of the march when soldiers get back from march similar to how Roscoe described.
However all training foreign friends have been through is worth something I could say and hope that experience could help whatever they do in future.
ㅋ... 이제보니 우리나라도 미 해병대랑 거의 똑같은 방법으로 훈련을 받았었던 것이네... 10여년 사이에 화생방 훈련에서 군가 부르고 쪼그려 뛰기랑 팔벌려 뛰기가 없어져서... 굉장히 순한 맛으로 바뀐 것은 팩트라서 반박 불가... 방독면 빨리 쓰고 벗기의 반복 숙달이 더 중요하기는 한데... 유대감이나 정신적 측면도 있고... 훈련 횟수를 늘리고 반복해서 시켜야지...
There is quite a history with these young guys and the channel which adds more context, but I really enjoyed watching you react to it, if you are interested there was another series when Josh took twins to the Korean military, one is a priest, and the other is a British army major, a little different in concept but very entertaining.
I am a Korean who's been through this kind of boot camp more than 40 years ago. I just want to mention one thing about dog tag. One of the main purposes of dog tag is when a soldier dies in combat. When a soldier dies in a combat, other solder near him takes off the dog tag and stick it between upper teeth and lower teeth. And the kick the lower jaw so that the tag can be stuck in the mouth of the dead soldier. The reason why they do this is that after the war when the dead soldier's body is found , they can identify whose body that is.
My grandfather was a soldier during the Korean War. He has since passed now, but before he passed, he taught me that little bit of info when he gave me his old tags. It really interested me since I'm interested in military history. I still have those tags and they mean the world to me because they were his. It is cool to know that other militaries did that as well! I may not be Korean, but I thank you for your service and I'm sure you did your country proud!
@@little-luna-cubby-kinz 당신의 할아버지에게 감사를 표합니다
23:20 25:00 The reason waving the arm & jumping are to shake off gas particles attached to their body. 1. In my case, there were gas particles attached to my face, so I had to wash them with water, but I rubbed them with my hands and struggled for 10 to 20 minutes. 2. Each boot camp has a different style of gas chamber training, but in severe places, people take off their masks and sing two songs, so some people escape in the middle. 3. Most Koreans think that this training has less gas for youtube filming.
보통 필터를 제거하고 그상태로 군가를 부르지요
전 마지막 조라 cs탄 남은거 6개 다 소진했는데 실제로 동기가 군가부르다가 뒤로 기절해서 동기들 패닉에 빠져서 조교랑 교관 밀치고 나갈려고 살려달라고 했었습니다
민찬아 잘지내니?
하지 말라는걸 왜 해 그러니까 ㅋㅋㅋ
I think DI was more lenient on Bobby standing up because he wouldve had a harder time both maintaining balance AND fumbling with the filter while he's got the broken finger and tipping over couldve been worstening his existing injury. you can kinda see the big splint and he had to come help him screw it on before the other guy reminded him to squat back down.
I thought that too, might even have discussed getting help beforehand and he wanted to make sure they didn't "forget" about him
Roscoe, your commentary has been filled with insight, intelligence, and compassion. Thank you for reacting to this series.
Went through Korean Army training, then went through KATUSA (ROK Army branch made for supporting US troops on base) training before getting a post at Humphreys. Your comment about making the trainees sing something to make sure they experience CS gas in the lungs fully was spot on. Actual vanilla boot camp made us do that. As for what I remember from training was the feeling of not having ANY alone time whatsoever. It's weird when they eventually give it back to you. That and the best advice for getting through my mandatory two years was some old officer telling us, "Imagine you're shooting a movie for two years. You're not the STAR, sometimes you are, but you're an actor in a movie and the script says you gotta do this in a certain way." That made me silence the part of my brain demanding a logical WHY for all the shit that came down the pipeline sometimes.
23:31 South Korea 708 Special forces in 1992 here. The waving of the arms is to remove the gas particles from the clothing. It's 'gas' but the particles still attach to you.
24:56 In 1992, we had to sing a whole song before we 'passed'. And if some didn't sing or the voice was too low. "FROM THE BEGINNING!" Yeah! Those were the times ;)
Have you seen the series that the boys (Josh and Ollie) did with the priest and British commando where they did special forces training in Korea? It was an excellent series! It made me tired just watching it. It was hardcore.
97군번입니다. 신교대 출신인데 조교를 때리고 문 발로 차며 뛰쳐나가는 훈련병도 있었죠.. 조교들이 몽둥이 들고 위협하며 방독면 벗고 군가 끝까지 다부를때까지 반복하며 쓰고 벗고를 했던 기억이 있네요..
그들은 군인이 아니기에 화생방 체험 수준으로 훈련 받았네요
저는 1988년 입대해서 화생방 훈련할때 방독면 벗고 군가를 세곡 불렀으며 못참고 문으로 탈출하려는 훈련병은 베트로 맞고 군화발로 차였습니다
거의 초죽음 상태로 밖에 나와 36년이 지난 지금도 그때의 고통를 기억하고 있습니다
저도 군가도 부르고 숨을 헐떡이며 pt도 수차례 했던 기억이 납니다.
41:19 yes!! They are not in the military, and they don't speak the language.
I think that makes it extra hard.
아르망처럼 저렇게 웃으면 진짜 큰일나요 ㅋㅋㅋ 걍 영국남자 방송 나오니까 봐주는거일거에요
24:54 The singing the army song after removing the masked used to happen until the late 2000s army in Korea, but they stopped doing it. Not sure why....
민주당과 군인권위
I agree 100% with you. I sung in the chamber and did light exercise as well but I don't think they are weak or having easy training. Because regardless era someone experienced, there is no easy sacrifice. Of course, someone would say it seems easy but an important thing here is that military service is tough because soldiers are sacrificing their delight and freedom for you and me that they've never met. Soldiers in military have been sacrificing their youth, it's on going, and it will be same always. Hats off to all soldiers from all generation. Thank you for your video. Thank you for your service.
This was so fun! I'm glad our boys made so many chingus at that base!
I hope you'll also react to the next episode after this one, the special episode when the boys tried military snacks (it was aired last Saturday KST so before the SEAL episode which will air tomorrow KST). I see that you have videos trying out different snacks as well, so that special episode will deffo suit your "taste"!
Them boys gonna cherish those dog tags forever
Im Korean and I remember when I did that CBR training 13 years ago, me and my squad sang about 5 songs and did some PTs with the canister off in that chamber. It was one hell of an experience that I would never forget and it was also a chance to learn how important you wear the mask ‘properly’ and of course follow the instructions.
공군 07군번인데 화생방실에 들어가서 군가 2개 부르고 나왔습니다...
아직도 생각나네요. 지옥이 따로 없었음...
유격 4시간이랑 화생방 8분이랑 선택하라면 고민 심하게 할거같습니다.
그리고 정화통 위치가 이상해서 혼자끼는거보다 옆사람이랑 서로 껴주는게 더 편했음
유격이든 혹한기든 행군이든 다 상관없고 화생방은 절대로 싫은.... 저랑 비슷하네요
군가도 부르고 받은 방독면이 결착이 제대로 안됐던건지 결박은 잘 못해서 틈새로 들어온건지 마스크 벗은거랑 차이가 없었던 기억이 있네요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 또 순서가 중요하더라고요 찜질방 수증기 들어간거 마냥 뿌옇고 그랬었는데
전 다시는 다른건 다 가능하지만 화생방 만큼은 다시 하기 싫더라고요 후유증 한 일주일 갔었는데
나올때 팔을 흔드는건, 남아있는 cs 털어내는 행동...
저도 그렇게 생각하는데 이 분 말씀으로는 다른 사람들과 얼마나 같은 행동을 하느냐를 보면서 얘가 멘탈이 나갔나 안나갔나 볼 수 있는 좋은 방법이기도 한거 같아요~
얼굴 못 비비게 하려고 팔 흔들게 시킨다고 들었습니다
맞아요 나왔을때 강조하는게
1. 문지르거나 비비지말라. 절대로!!! 그러면 더 아파집니다 최루가스 입자는 미세한 유리조각 같아서 털어내야지 문지르면 그대로 피부에 박힌다고 교육받았어요
2. 이건 위에 말한 이유가 있을수도 있겟지만 부차적으로 그냥 눈치챌수 있는게 아닌가 싶어요
Words just can`t describe my immense respect for those soldiers. They suffer so much to protect the country and civilians like us, and they are at least 10x fitter than me, I would probably collapse within minutes if I were to put in those tough situations. To all of you who have served or is serving for your country, thank you so much for your service ❤❤❤
I think the reason for max crying is not really about how hard the training. I think it maybe because he regrets that he did'nt take the mask off immediately and make his mates suffering longer. I think that's what make him want to undo his action but he realised what he did cannot be reversed. He did it. And that a good sign of him knowing how important of actions. Good job to him.
It would awesome if he also watched the RUclips series The Soldiers, its a Korean show to find the "best special forces operator" to take 100 soldiers split into 4 groups. It brings in former special forces operators from UK, Sweden, USA and South Korea . Its a really cool military competition show
Woooow the Beethoven movie call back was a THROW BACK 😂😂 that’s from deep in my childhood
I served in the Korean Marine Corps from 21 to 23. Although I was a fixed-term soldier, I had the experience of training with the U.S. Marine Corps and making a 'red name tag' for the U.S. Marine Corps. It reminds me of the U.S. Marine Corps members I met then. Thank you for your dedication.
Roscoe! I am so glad you are doing this reaction! I think depends on which military you are they do gas training a bit differently, I went through Korean Air Force boot camp, and yes they did make us take off the gas mask and make us sing and do some simple group tasks. Knowing that you had to go through marine boot camp they probably have to prepare for every worst case possible. I have been enjoying your reaction for the past four episodes, thank you so much for your insight and comments. :)
전 고등학생때 정확히는 95년도에 저 미친 훈련을 했는데 체험 훈련임에도 똑같은 수준으로 했습니다. 자욱한 CS탄에 군가부르고 몇명은 데굴데굴 굴렀습니다. 확실히 약하게 조정한 것 같습니다.
My little experience with gas chamber when I was in ROK Army in year 2012-14. I did exact same thing inside the video when I was trainee btw.
One of a fellow recruit happened to got a gas mask with faulty canister, and he realized this the moment my group went into the chamber. He was in panic and asked DI to exchange the mask, his request was declined and sent back into ranks, probably because we all have to remove the mask anyway.
The recruit lost it, and tried to break through the door bypassing the DIs. Bad move honestly, He got beaten up dang hard and dragged out. Gave me and other recruits pretty good idea, what will happen if we try anything stupid. The memory still lingers even now.
Beaten up?? I served in the Norwegian Navy. None of the officers were allowed to touch the recruits without permission unless we were doing fighting exercises. You cant beat up a recruit in a gas chamber. If i officer had done that in Norway he would have been fired. That DI was an idiot and should have been reported.
@@yellyman5483 I can only say It was rough and barbaric time back then. After whole training weeks were done, an officer from division command came and surveyed us about the training. Perhaps that recruit may have written about how he got beaten up by the Drill Sergeant and then perhaps he got reported. I don't know, I didn't write about it, because back then, I thought the DI could beat the shit out of us.
But honestly, even if he or I wrote about the beating incident, things are really easy to cover up in the army so I wouldn't be really effective. Not until one of the recruit dies of course... What happens in army, remains only within the army. I saw 3 cases of suicidal attempt; one of em was successful unfortunately, two cases of unarmed deserters when I was in service, but nothing was heard outside the society.
@@junpark8078 Norway is a much smaller country, so it`s probably easier for us to make a fuss about things that is not right than it is for people living in the U.S. That DI would have been fired in Norway is he had done the same thing to a recruit. We have tabloids in my country who would have written about this if it had happened here. We also have a pretty strong union for our recruits who deals with abuse from officers. We had a real asshole DI in our troop, and he got in trouble. He was not physical abusive, but unfair, and caused low morale amongst the soldiers. His superior officers did not like him, so our union guy reported him for verbally abuse, and he was reprimanded by his supervisor. He behaved after that. Where i was we had pretty high ranking officers who ran the place, and they were more mature than the DI`s who used to be pretty young and very immature. If the senior officers heard about any fuss from their DI`s, they took care of it. Our chief was a rear admiral (lower half) and he was pretty fair to us. For the most part i enjoyed my stay in the Navy. I served at a NATO base where we had a lot of foreign visits from other NATO countries. We had soldiers from the UK, and the U.S. visiting. I was even allowed to tour a huge American nuclear submarine that came to visit our base. The crew and officers aboard were very pleasant and nice.
@@yellyman5483 I served back in 2008, they made us sing during the gas then when our eyes were closed due to the burning sensation the DI's would go around on kick us in the stomach to make us recoil and breathe in deeply. It just increased our hatred towards the DI and North Korea.
The head master is a legend
23:20 It's because they can blow away the gas particles remaining on their clothes. I heard that training was done at lower intensity than actual training. really looking forward to the next episode
when you breath in tear gas, it feels like someone massage your lung with salt.
I don't know if they simplify the gas chamber training for filming, but back in the days, we did mask off and sing army song and jumping jacks like Roscoe said.
I served in the Norwegian navy. We had to remove our masks completely and state our rank and number before we were allowed to leave. I have asthma, so i had a really bad reaction afterwards, but i`m glad i did it. Because i had asthma i didnt have to do this, but i chose to do it anyway because i was curious of how bad it was. And believe me. Teargas is not a pleasant experience. It burns your eyes, and down your throat.
I like how he hates the sound of the bell from the beginning of the video haha
Core memories? 😂
저는 한국인인데 이영상이 우연히 알고리즘에 떠서 보게 되었습니다. 그냥 한 가지만 잘 못 된 해석을 정정하자면 화생방실을 나와 팔을 흔드는 것은 여전히 명령을 따를 수 있는지 체크 하는 것이 아닙니다. 화생방 가스 즉 cs탄은 입자 이므로 몸이나 옷에 잘 달라 붙습니다.. 그래서 제가 나온 육군 기준으로는 뛰면서 팔을 흔들게 합니다. 절대 금지사항은 cs탄이 묻어 있을 수 있는 손으로 안면을 비비는 거구요. 그래도 영상 재미나게 봤습니다.😂
참고로 나중에 모자로 온몸을 터는 영상 역시 의복에 남아 있는 cs탄을 털어내기 위해서 입니다.
기억을 떠올려 보니 화생방 훈련만 세번 했네요. 🤣
비비지 말라는건 cs 분말이 피부에 흡착되는걸 막기 위해서입니다. 이미 얼굴엔 다 붙어있습니다. 만지는 순간 뭉쳐있던 입자를 피부에 퍼바르게 되니까요.
님 말도 맞고 채널 주인이 말한 것도 맞아요
CS탄이 몸에 붙는다고 해도 저렇게 손을 휘졌는다고 해서 더 잘 없어지거나 하지는 않죠
@@SignaturalHY 저건 cs탄에 맞는 액션이고 실제 상황에서는 무조건 튑니다. 잘 못 알고 계시네요.
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Actually Roscoe is right about gas chamber training.
We do take mask off and sing military songs and some physical training in the gas chamber in Korean Army, Navy, Air-force boot camp.
The training in video was easy on foreign guest.
We also do 18 mile march at the end of boot camp. of course there is ceremony the end of the march when soldiers get back from march similar to how Roscoe described.
However all training foreign friends have been through is worth something I could say and hope that experience could help whatever they do in future.
Man, every time I see dog tags I wish I still had mine. I'm old enough that when I was born they still issued metal tags to every child born in Sweden, with personal information on it like name, date of birth, place of birth, etc. I lost them at some point though. I can't even get a replacement as they stopped doing it 2010 cos they figured the threat of war wasn't that high any more. Little did they know, right?
Född -83, har min tag kvar. Med kedja och påsen den kom i. =)
@@user-hh8dq4ti2q Åh avis! Funderar ibland att ha en gjord men det är inte samma sak
From young chaps to men to warrior, these fine gentlemen are strong. It's okay to cry, to suffer, cause it's part of being a human being.
I was in the canadian military for a short time, wasn't for me, I was bad. But just like you, I could see what was coming at EVERY TURN, it's training all military personel get in most countries with a proper military. I know you haven't watched this in advance. duh!
Thanks for your informed reaction to this series and the respect shown to these young men. We should think of the young men in our own lives and reflect on how they would respond to this challenge. I would love to jump forward 20 years and hear the Brit’s stories of how the experience impacted their lives. They are different today than the people who entered the base gate. I hope that you have been rewarded for you excellent reactions with massive views from the Korean Englishman followers.
I realy appriecte your comments about your experience. I have learnt so much during this series.
I’m a woman in my 50s, of average fitness, but weirdly, the more I watch these videos, the more I want to experience this. What an incredible experience. I think I would like to test myself in this way and learn from it.
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😮maybe you are ganna die due to heart attack. U never think that you can do that. If u wanna feel difficulty like those training. Right now u run for 4 hours never stop
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As someone who did my years in the Korean military back in the 2000's I can assure you, you can finish it. The training part is difficult only for the first 2 weeks, then you body adjusts. Also having surrounded by others who bear it with you makes its a bit better. The hard part is the mental portion. Back in 2008 we had 2 stupid asian american reporters who thought it would be 'good' story to sneak into North Korea for an article. Because of those two, we had to write a will for our parents incase we died, and had to sleep in full gear for a month also on alert in case of a armed conflict with North Korea just because of those two selfish (excuse my language) bitches. Those reporters? They had the audacity of writing a book of their experience on probably patted themselves on the back not realizing they cost US and Korean citizens millions of tax dollars just to get them out. Cases like that when you don't know if you will ever see your family again and knowing no one will really know what kind of bs you have to go through makes the military life hard.
It sounds good when it is a one-time experience but you have to remember that people who do this stuff, they do it because they would need to do this kinda stuff for the next 2~4 years.
I'm a huge Jolly/Korean Englishman Fan. I had previously watched all 3 episodes. Rewatching here was just as enjoyable. Great Job! Thank you!
The content of education varies from military to military, and it is different from the past and these days. In the past, they took off their masks and sang military songs. And executives also train to drink drinks with straws.
Education has been reduced a lot, and there are a lot of things that haven't been shown on the screen about the gas situation here as well.
댓글에서 실제로는 가스를 더 많이 누출시킨다고 했어요
유튜브라 모두가 성공하는걸 보여주려고 조금만 한 것 같다고
실제로 경험해본 사람이 한국에는 많다보니 알수있는거지만
저도 실제로 가스실 갈때는 앞이 잘 안보일정도로 가스를 만들고 들어갑니다 ㅋㅋ
유튜브 찍는다고 일부러 약하게 한 것 같아요
맞습니다 저정도는 자대에서 방독면 검사할때 수준이고 진짜는 좀 더 많이 뿜죠 특히 제일 마지막 조
공군 출신인데 화생방 가스실 들어가는데 방독면 쓰고 들어가는거에서 놀랐음..
공군 화생방은 방독면 주머니에 넣은 상태로 가스실 들어 간 후 모든 열 정렬하고 교관이 방독면 착용하라고 하기 전까지 맨 얼굴로 버텨야함. 거기서 앉았다 일어섰다 ㅈㄴ시키고 중간에 런 하는 동기들도 많았음..ㅋㅋㅋ 그 상태로 방독면 착용 실시하면 15초 이내로 주머니에서 방독면 꺼내고 착용해야함.
원래는 그 옆에서 계속 CS탄 태우는데...양도 적게 한듯.
My son was at Paris Island in 2005, I’ll never forget being there on graduation day and him trying his hardest not to smile when he saw us💕
영국친구들이있어서 너무 쉽게 통과시켜주는느낌 ㅎㅎ 다들 고생하셧습니다
The RUclips algorithm took me to these videos (because I've been watching videos from the Korean Englishman channel, including these about the army), and I really appreciate your insight on the army training. I never really had an interest in the army, but listenning to your explanations gives me more respect for the army and soldiers. Especially understanding the purpose of each training bit and the reasons behind them. Thank you for that !
I love your narrative. Really helpful and insightful in understanding the military training process. Thanks.
You should visit the older videos with the twins on the military base 4 years ago
Thank you for your perspective ! I finally understand a lot of the subtleties that they were going through.
Roscoe it's so nice watching you react to this. You are so kind and compassionate. You're respectful and humble too, thank you and lots of love from Uganda.
Ah I remember too. We all hate our instructors but after the last week we knew they were also very emotional people and they were at the most responsibility.
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I remeber my gas mask had a defect on purifier, having CS gas inside my mask, attached or not, throughout the whole training. Couldn't breath nor hold my breath. But I still had to sing loud out. At that moment, I learned what life is about - goodbye to fairness.
I’m so so immensely proud of them . I’ve been watching Koreanenglishmen since 2020 and I’ve pretty much watched every video of theirs on both there channels.i hope you react to some of there other content. Also thank you for your service in the marines. Actually koreanenglishmen is the reason I decided to explore K-pop I had heard of it before but never got into it and they made me more curious about the Korean culture. Thank you to whoever requested the series.
I served in 2003~2005, and I surely took off the mask and sang songs. I guess they don't do that anymore.
I took of my mask too. We didnt have to sing. We had to state our rank and number. I wouldnt been able to sing. I was barely able to speak. The gas really hit my throat very hard, I was paralyzed from speaking after a few seconds.
Thank you for your commentary and insights, Roscoe. This was most illuminating and respect to every person serving their country.
As someone who got hit by tear gas because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, it is very well named. It really should be called tear and snot gas though. It's funny that some of the boys are so nervous about it. It's not mustard or VX gas. There are people who are immune though. They can shake it off like nothing hit them.
The Drill Sergeant at the end was absolutely adorable when he smiled 🥰
I really enjoyed watching the video because you spoke English slowly, clearly, and in an easy-to-understand way!
I hope more military-related reaction videos are uploaded! I will continue to watch with interest. Thanx for the video.
Yay! You posted! I love your perspective on this series so much
It seems like they only filled the chamber with a little bit of gas for the show. When I was serving in the military 10 years ago, they would fill the chamber with CS gas so thick that i could barely see anything. As soon as we entered the chamber, everyone would panic and start screaming. We sang songs and exercised in there too. Or maybe they use a lighter amount of gas these days.
I love these videos and the commentary you provide. It gives so much more insight on what is going on.
i really like these kinds of reaction videos where you compare your experience as a marine with others videos! i would love to see more because your stories and insights are very interesting!
@roscoe - another great video!!! Thanks for walking us through their training.
Thanks for the commentary, Roscoe.
Interesting to hear from someone who's lived through that experience.
Late to watch reaction. It is awesome, since I started watching and binged their videos from when they were teens. Seeing them grow into the Men that they have become is great to see. I thought when they graduated and went to Uni, that'd be the end of seeing them, but glad that Josh and Ollie both kept in touch with them.
저는 93년 군번인데 당시엔 가스실에서 중간에 방독면을 벗게하고 군가를 부르게 했습니다 눈물, 콧물, 침이 범벅이 된 채로 계속 구역질하고 기침하면서 거의 울면서 불렀네요 😂😂😂
I absolutely love these. Something about Roscoe’s interpretation of all of this and all his stories and stuff and yet I also feel like I’m learning a ton which I love! 👍 keep it up!
I love your reaction videos! Keep up the awesome work
13:01 I am a Korean who joined the military 15 years ago. I remembered my past when I saw your gas reaction. after wearing gas mask, I shouted 3 times "gas! gas!! gas!!!"
2009년도 군번이면 북한 대포동 문제하고 연평도까지 험한 시기 보내셨네요. 고생하셨습니다.
i really can relate to your marine badge story. I wasn't a marine, but when I finished the boot camp I finally got my ribbon on. I can tell you that was emotional
looking forward to more reactions to military shows!!! your reactions are such a good insight to military life
You may want to check out an older series from Korean Englishman where they brought a British Major to the Korean military. 😃
ruclips.net/video/SrH6FkUxIM4/видео.html
Yes - him and his twin a Priest ! It was a great series too.
It's way much harder and every single soldier have to follow every single order without single mistake for 10months if you actually go inside the real Korean Army. Trainee is the happiest time of your soldier life if you are a korean guy.
loved the insight brother
Would love to see you react to the series they also had with british twins, a priest and an army major going through training with the Korean army too @Roscoe🫡
I liteeally ran here!!!
I enjoyed your reaction to this series so much! Your commentary/insights were so great ~ Hope you react to more military contents
I can feel all the replies from former Korean military servicemen. I had the same experience in which the concentration of gas was at the level of 'I can't see anything,' and do push-ups and sang a song. Removing gasmask, filter, re-wearing, mounting other's filter, drinking water through a straw, etc..... LOL, I Don't miss that. And I can feel that the level of training in the video is not even close to the 'real' training. HOWEVER, considering the experience they're having and the fact that they're not Korean citizens. Also, it is ACTUALLY a TV show. They got threw pretty well. 😄
The purpose and lesson of the experience(it is not training, it's demonstration and experience) is that YOU WON'T OPERATE WITHOUT GASMASK after that moment. You will always have a gasmask no matter how much it makes you inconvenient.
Hahaha. It's quite a light version of the real training course. I'm Korean, and I have been there, so I can tell it's for the tv show version for sure.
love the commentary as always!
혼자 보니까 그냥 그랬는데, 같이 영상 보니까 재밌네요
thank you roscoe
I’m a new watcher and came here for Korean Englishmen! I’ll be staying, Roscoe. You’re very warm, inviting, and calm. As someone with pretty sever GAD your attitude on mental health is refreshing and very welcoming. 🩵🩷 Glad to dive into your content and maybe join your twitch!
Seeing so much love here is beautiful. God bless you all!
Hope you got to watch the video before they entered the training. If not, you can see who all were 'physically fit' or not in the group. No need to react to it since you started with the training itself, but worth watching before the Seals video comes out.
Do you know the Netflix show called "Toughest Forces on Earth"? If you've not seen it yet, I think it would be a great continuation after this YT show is finished, for you to react to..
It has 8 episodes in which three former special operations soldiers (a US Army Ranger, a British Special Forces Operator and a US Navy Seal) join eight different special forces teams all over the planet for a week..
I'd be interested in your thoughts on that as well.. 😊💜
I’m glad I watched this. I’m a subscriber and regular viewer of Korean Englishman and Jolly, so I had already watched these videos. I still wanted to get more context from someone who went through similar training. There were things I missed. I didn’t understand why they were waving their arms during the tear gas training until you explained it.
I literally clicked off another video to watch this one. 😅 loving the series and your reactions!
Edit to add: I can only imagine a historian in 100+ years being SUPER confused finding Korean dog tags in a British attic somewhere. Awesome keepsake for the guys though!
You should def react to korean show “the soldier” or “the iron squad”
I’m so glad you mentioned that at the end of the day it’s a show. It’s supposed to entertainment. Like, give them the experience but make it fun to watch. Of course there will be some inaccuracies.
Thank you, Roscoe, for sharing your experiences and insights on this. You take care. See you soon!
This was awesome! I wish I saw this live!
I watched this series but thanks for the commentary and insight as to what they may be going through.
37:22 Mine was 7 weeks in basic training in boot camp. DIs were never smile until the last day. They smiles and say in "NORMAL" voice in the last day of my training. That felt so wierd and satisfying. 😂