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Wednesday nights have been awesome since this series dropped!

My favorite thing about these videos are people telling the stories of their grandparents and great-grandparents in the comments. I hope the trickle of small, relatable true stories never ends.

Just call the segment "The Atrocities"

Indy idk how else to get in touch so I'm going to comment and hope you see it. I want to sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing an entire series on the Korean War. My grandfather was a Staff Sargent, April 1952-February 1953, stationed in Chorwon. He was a combat medic with the 25th Infantry, 90th Field Artillery Battalion. He replaced the guys that replaced the Bloody Gulch victims. His entire life he saw the war as pointless, futile, for nothing. He was so bitter about it. In 2003 he got to go back to Seoul on an honor flight. It blew him away: the 23rd Century City. But to see children walking hand in hand to school was what really got him. That's what made him realize it wasn't pointless. A man in his 80s finally found peace. I thank you, you and your team, from the bottom of my heart, for covering this oft forgotten 3+ year war. Staff Sargent G.E.F. Ehrman would be proud.

Thanks for the additions to the map animations over the last couple of weeks. The insets and especially and unit designations really help a lot.

My grandfather was a part of the 3rd Battalion, 34th Regiment, 24th Infantry Division this year (1950) in Korea. He got the Silver Star as a company commander. He only ever said it was during a rocket attack. He was shot through the neck and spent the better part of the next year in a body cast at Walter Reed. Thankfully he recovered and remained in the Army. It’s incredible to see what these men had to deal with. Almost makes me emotional.

Live in the UK is still grey, cold and bleak. 😂

In a way, South Korea in 1950 was like The Philippines in 1941. In both cases the Far East command was caught woefully unprepared. McArthur was a common denominator.

Last time I was this early, the austro-Hungarian trains were still moving at the speed of a bicycle

The color grading on this video seems a bit off. Unless you're going for some sort of retro-film look, like early Polaroids?

those are phones!?

It is very surprising that Soviets honoured the agreement and stopped ad 38th paralel.

I'm still think it's strange to hear Indy say that "it's 1950" every week.

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what kind of phone is that

1st Provision Marine Brigade is formed with 5th Marines and 33- Marine Air Group

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The quality of the footage used thus far is simply remarkable. Unless I’ve not seen some other comparable production, & forgotten it, I don’t think that anything alike to this series has ever been broadcast..

Babe wake up new Korea War episode just dropped

I wonder if Indy will forshadow the korean war on the WW2 channel in a month.

... "Often in Undignified Haste" ...... It would seem a "Fighting Withdrawal" was a novel concept to the U.S. Army ... (???)

Wow...This was quick after WW II. I thought the U.N. was in Korea, and not just Americans. Thank you. It's hard to imagine how ill trained the U.S. forces were, at this time. Geeze.

Indy is looking getting old with that gray hair

6:12 oh I didn’t know anyone was still using half tracks at this point

may I say, that the way you present these videos has become a new gold standard (in my opinion) for presenting history. the growth in the content, style and production values since you lot started in on WW1 is just amazing.

Oh.. youre goin to have to explain to the fine people why the P-51 is now the F-51 xD. I know it, many dont. Haha

I keep forgetting this airs on Tuesdays, what a pleasant surprise after my shift!

Excellent and Outstanding Episode!!!!

Is this the FUBAR situation room?

This segment has a background echo like there's not any sound abatement in the set. Indy sounds much more mellow on the WWII set.

Indys got that ‘Rum Diary’s’ look goin on Smooth

Big Bad Doug is back and you know who he brought with him, intelligence man par excellence, Charles (Sir Charles) Willoughby ( aka Adolf Karl Weidenbach), if the Korean War is looking for it's Conrad Von Hotzendorf, he's just arrived. Don't bother him though, he's a busy man, in between taking time out to marry the sister in law of Bold Bill Sebald, Mac's political advisor and having New Deal economists investigated by HUAC so they couldn't get a job for a couple of decades, old Adolf, sorry, Charles, spends most of his time falsifying intel to make sure Big Doug is always correct. Willoughby's intelligence reports make Luigi Cardona's battle plans look like masterly analysis. I'm keen to see his antics in coming months although I'm not sure the boys of the 8th Cav and the Aussies/Kiwis/Canadians at Kapyong will be.

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Indy, If you're going to show off that much chest hair you're gonna need a big gold chain..

Good show

It’s only been what barely a month since this war started and I’m already beyond shocked at how badly the American forces are doing. The casualties alone are mind boggling to me coming from WWII. Like honestly how was there not an uproar in America over this? Barely two weeks and we’ve lost almost 2,000 casualties? I get it the army was allowed to shrink and become sloppy over the interwar period but this is staggeringly bad.

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Meine gott!

Love the series. I very much look forward to seeing the Mac Arthur special and hopefully even more after 😀😀

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Oh no

Thank you 🙏

I do wish you had some shows here or on Time Ghost about how we got to this point. I suppose you'll cover the Potsdam conference on the WW2 channel, which is kind of where it all began thanks to Trumans big mouth. But what about the NKP party and army, where did they come from and how did Japan form and influence events leading up to the war. WW2 didn't just end, and the Korean war start.

Still strange to hear Indy saying "This is the Korean War". Feals... wrong after hearing about WW2 for six years 😅

“They were apt to bolt south” Where were they planning on going?? They were aware they lived on a peninsula right?

Mr. Neidell. Thank you very much for this series of the Korean War.

Excellent historical summary that flows timely again. Hoping to share with my dad, he served there. But distance and his age I'm trying to figure out how to set it upvso that he judt clicks....thanks again

Thank you mr Saul Goodman, I will better subscribe.

Please stop the colorization, it's horrible

As a south korean, a reserve rok officer, and a war history enthusiast, I'm really grateful for your effort. Thank you for the series!