The Korean War, forgotten no longer!
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For a lot of us here this is our third war with Indy, first the Great War, then World War Two, now Korea. He’s like our General MacArthur
that Indy guy sure is great 😉
Probably for the best that we never have a 'this week in World War Three' series from him.
That's not a good comparison, Indy is FAR better than MacArthur
Indy has seen some stuff, no doubt about it. 😉
It really has become part of my routine. He's been with us for so long it feels like old friends.
Indy is starting his own Korean War? I certainly will never forget.
I wonder which Korea he will attack?
indy really starting a war in korea
@@RobTzu definitely the south, according to AI
RKAF vs KPA vs TGA
TimeGhost army getting a bit more aggressive apparently
I don't know if you will ever read this comment, but I am a South Korean, grandson of people whose lives were influenced if not inflicted by this war. And I have been following you since 2015, my freshmen year of highschool, when I accidently came up to the gem of a channel called the "Great War". And 9 years have passed until the end of the WW2 in Europe. You truly were a lion's portion of my late adolescent years and nascent adult years. Now, just when you are about to cover something that is so up close to me in person, one day before your first video will be launched and 74th anniversary of this War-which still remains a frozen conflict to this day- I will be enlisted as a seamen in the ROK Navy as part of my compulsory military service, a direct product of the Korean War that you will be covering on this channel. Thank you so much for all your works that you have done and will do from June 25th. I've learned so many things on your 10 year long journey, lessons not only of historical figures and events but also valuable lessons of life, circumstances and choices. I hope I can still be in touch with you as even in my military service and continue along with you in this new marathon. I wish you and your crews all the best!
This is why we do what we do! Thank you so much for your faithful years of viewership, and this wonderful comment. I (Spartacus) just read your comment out loud to Astrid, and her spontaneous response was "I love this guy." Good luck with your service and we will see you here again soon I hope.
@@TheKoreanWarbyIndyNeidell Thanks Sparty for your wonderful comments too!
great to grow up with these documentaries, like you did.
Does korea have a navy? I thought you had only k pop, tv series and t girls!
@ragnar217 t girls are more Thailand.
Here is to three more years of the TimeGhost Army. Thank you for all your efforts Indy and crew.
It is our pleasure! -TimeGhost Ambassador
Those phones look more like faucets.
They looked like something very very very different at first glance for me lol
@@sofiekaergaard93 me too! Lol.
@@sofiekaergaard93 im pretty sure I have one that looks just like that
“Living in the plastic age…”
Right, "faucets"
The retro phones are awesome!
I have a relative who was an ambulance driver in the Korean war, thanks for covering this war Indy!
We hope you enjoy it!
My great grandfather fought in the Korean War
One of my father's cousins was as well. He was at the Chosin Reservoir where he was both shot & bayoneted but survived because of the extreme cold.
so did my!
My father did too. Very excited for this series.
My dad as well, he carried the scars both mental and physical (and more than a little lead) with him until the day he died.
Thanks for sharing.
My Great Grandfather fought in Korea. He was in the 65th Infantry Regiment, or, the "Borinqueneers" from Puerto Rico. Once, while in Korea, he was on sentry duty, late at night, and he heard a human sound in the bushes. He knew by the noise that it was not from an animal. Fortunately, no enemy soldiers killed him, and he survived the war. But he always said that he was very scared at that moment. Cannot wait till the new series Indy!
I sure hope they do a special episode on this Regiment - absolutely merited!!!
A lucky man, thanks for sharing.
He might have been hearing the screams of a water deer. They're native almost exclusively to the Korean peninsula and their screams sound like a person in extreme pain. It's still common today, so much so that in the Korean Army, corporals on patrol duty will sometimes use it to prank fresh conscripts.
My great grandfather was also part of the borinqueneers! Sadly he passed away last year. He refused to talk about the war for his whole life. It wasn’t until a friend of his spoke at his funeral that we heard any stories of his time in Korea.
I LOVE the Bond villain telephones!
You had me at "by Indy Neidell"
Been around since ww1, I was in high school and then I was an au-pair in Italy.
Now I'm an authorized Nurse, it's been quite a ride and I'm looking forward to seeing where we'll go with this.
Congratulations!
A new series. Amazing work guys!
I know basically nothing about this war.
And given how much more I learned about WW2 through the other channel, I'm sure that I'll come out as a generalised expert. :*
Same, if it wasn't for the TV Show M*A*S*H, I'd know even less.
I think I know the broad strokes... but there is nothing like doing it week by week. Its an incredible format.
I subscribed to the Great War channel in June 2017, watched & fell in love with WW1 history. I was 16 years old at the time & so, for the latter part of my teenage years, that channel was with me. I believe I even left a comment about it in the November 11th, 1918 episode
Then this very channel itself, saw me through the end of my highschool life & into my adult one. Nothing as gone right for me from 2019-2024, so many downs, barely any ups. But I will never say that I missed 1 *single* episode of WW2.
I love this series & Indy is such a phenomenal narrator. It's hard to believe that this man is 55 years old. You look the same as you did in 2014.
I'm so excited for the Korean War to begin in just a week! I'll be catching the debut episode!
Thanks for going on this journey with us, see you on the 25th!
As much as I am excited about the Korean War, I vote that the next war you guys cover should be the Vietnam War. I think there is a lot of potential for a long and detailed series.
My grandpa fought in the Korean war
Those phones looked like something completely different to me for a second😳
King Cobras?
Periscopes! Indy is being swarmed by unterdeskboots!
Absolutely, I was wondering why Indy needed so many desk lamps🤔
I am a 60-year-old Korean. I am deeply grateful to everyone who participated in the Korean War to protect freedom..
As a kid, mash was one of my most watched TV shows, so I was shocked to learn it was called the forgotten war.
MASH was set in Korea because it was a war so forgotten that you could get away with telling the jokes about the other war that you couldn’t tell jokes about about it.
Hi Indy! My grandfather fought in this war. Near the end he was depressed because he had a fall and was unable to attend an honor flight and felt unthanked. I miss him dearly. One of the toughest men I'd ever known.
My grandfather served with the 187th Rakkasans in Korea. Im looking forward to learning more about the war
If he's still alive, let him know that that they're still "Falling down umbrella" men, and still tough as nails 😉
@@Vtarngpb he passed in 2014, but he probably would have loved that. He was a good man and I wish I would have gotten to know more about his time in the war
Reporting for duty from France 🇫🇷 ! I am so excited for this new series ! Love your new setup by the way.
Crazy to think it's only a week away...
It seems to have crept up quite quick!
Man, I've been watching TimeGhost a while. Thanks Indy and team. So excited for this series.
I started watching The Great War in 2017, when I started as an Army ROTC cadet.
Now I'm a Captain, in Civil Affairs. I've always been a huge history buff. Military history like this takes on a special meaning for me since I've joined the military.
I always love any time you guys reference Civil Affairs! I know a lot about our branch's work in WWII and Vietnam (our Marine C.A. brothers were very interesting and often effective in Vietnam,) but, sadly, not a lot for Korea.
Secure the Victory!
I'm excited, Indy is excited, you're all excited! What a time to be alive
Definitely a better time than the 40s and 50s, at least for now
We are indeed, see you soon.
Both my Grandfathers served during the war, but I've never actually had much chance to learn about it. Looking forward to it.
I don't normally comment on this stuff but I just want to say to Indy and Team, you guys are awesome. I have been watching you since I was a teenager during the Great War and I was extremely excited when you announced WW2. The Korean was has always fascinated me and I am even more excited that you will be covering it week by week. This content is seriously some of the most important ever produced on UA-cam and is THE BEST documentary series of any war ever. I just want to give you a genuine thanks from me and my father who also loves your series'. Thank you for all of this.
Thank you very much Matthew!
Well time ghost team, I found your work (both WW1, Between Two Wars, and WW2) just prior to the coverage of Operation Barbarosa and have been here ever since. I'm excited to see this journey from the start and plan to be here at the end. Good luck guys.
Thank you, see you soon!
Good luck, Indy and crew!
I can't wait! Am really exicted for this!
Thank you for providing the depth of coverage of this important conflict!
This will be my first TimeGhost series I'll get to see from the beginning as it comes out. Looking forward to it!
This is gonna be 🔥 my grandfather was a US Army Ranger in the Korean War, I can't wait to learn more about it through your excellent series!
That's great, but are there any plans to cover the years preceding the Korean War similarly to what you did in the "Between Two Wars" series? It doesn't have to be week by week, of course, but I feel there's some important context leading up to the Korean War.
Probably be special episodes.
There’s a 20-minute episode just in “What Red China was up to during 1950-53”, alone. 😂
Here we go!
My grandfather was a Navy Doctor posted to a stateside hospital during Korea.
I still miss him.
My grandfather fought in Europe in WWII, my oldest uncle was in Korea, several relatives were in Vietnam. The Korean war is the one I know the least about. Looking forward to the series.
this has made me so unbelievably happy I've been watching your WW2 coverage every Saturday since 1942, massively excited! good luck to Indy and the team
Oh wow every week for 82 years is quite the commitment!
@@cringlator what can I say I’m dedicated 😂
Thank you!
This series is going to be GREAT!
Been here for three wars and it has felt like a lifetime. I am excited to see a proper full series on this war.
My dad joined the US Air Force in 1952. When in basic he was filling out his "dream sheet" and asked where he wanted to be stationed. He said, "any place that doesn't start with the letter K." His first assignment? A SAC RADAR station in Goose Bay, Labrador. Yeah, Korea was not a forgotten war with my family. But that is cool, most families do not have members in harms way.
Another addition to the greatest documentary-saga on the platform!
Its happening, its happening!
As someone who spent a sizable chunk of their life studying this war, I really am excited to see what you guys don't include and what you do include. For it seems like the more I learn about this war, the more I realize just how little of it I truly understand about. So much of the story is left out depending on which source, and which side you read about.
Indy, I grew up on your videos. Thank you so much for your unforgettable service. Keep it up!
Thanks indy and crew
I've been with you since WWI, Indy! So excited to hear about the Forgotten War. My father never spoke about his time in Korea. When he passed, I inherited all his military paperwork and learned why he never talked about what happened there. Ty Indy for doing this police action in depth
I'm so excited for this next series!
The dedication of the whole TimeGhost team is just amazing! Keep up the great work 👍👍
Oh those phones rock!!! :) Also, please consider a special on the 65th Infantry (Borinqueneers) who are best known for their action in Korea.
Been following Time Ghost productions for a decade now. Looking forward to many more!
As are we, see you soon!
Ever since I read 'About Face' (highly recommend this book) I'm fascinated by the Korean War. Looking very much forward to this series
Been on board since my platoon sergeant introduced me to The Great War back in 2016 and now looking forward to going with you guys through the history of a third war eight years later.
I like the new phones
Back when I was watching the Great War series I thought how cool it would be to someday get this perspective of the Korean War. Well, it's finally here!! Super pumped for this. Keep up the great work, team!
Looking forward to this Indy. Your doing good work by bringing these events into the light
As a Dutch we never truly learned things about the Korean War, so I’m excited to learn from you Indy and crew!
Whats up with those phones 🤣
I only hope a few of the vets are still around to see it finally get the respect it deserves.
Ha - my Great-Aunt had one of those phones.
ITS ALMOST TIME ‼️
My grandfather was an MP during Korea, glad someone is giving this war the coverage it deserves.
A 3rd tour of duty with the Time Ghost Army ? Say less, I’m in 🫡
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Thank you for covering this war. Expecting cold third eye views. And will always support your vids! 😊
Wonderfull. I am looking foward for the extremely detail your team always strive to give
First time I started watching right at the start. Looking forward to this becoming part of my routine for the next few years.
As a Korean, this is super exciting to understand how such a war has affected my families past
I can't wait for this, I'm glad to see this conflict getting a series. Maybe to get the awareness up you guys could post the first episode to the ww2 channel to reach a bigger audience and draw them here, I wouldn't want people to miss this.
This should be interesting. Both my father and father-in-law were veterans of this war.
Glad to be here. The new sets looks great, can't wait for it to start!
I was so sad when i found the ww2 channel last year and realised i'd missed most of it, but i'm not missing this one!
Great to hear!
All aboard the history train, folks!
What a time to be in my history undergraduate course!
Looking forward to this series! I learn something new every time I head back to Korea- at the DMZ, War Memorial and Museum, or even hiking around the mountains near Daegu, I’ve been fortunate enough to see the history everywhere. Korea has been very important to me and my family! Thank you.
자유는 거저 주어지는 것이 아니다.
Freedom is not free.
OMG you are back! Thanks for covering this
Good to see this series. Two of my uncles (my Grandpa’s younger brothers, and twins at that) were Marines who fought in the Korean War. They never spoke much about it.
Goodbye Maria, I'm, off to Korea... far across the sea!
Totally love the new studio setup!
Subscribed! I'm really looking forward to this!
Out of the Trench's on the forgotten Atomic Veterans? My uncle signed up during Korea but was sent to Nevada to be in the nuclear tests in Operation Plumbbob. He wouldn't talk about it for years after and the VA was not his friend.
My grandfather was drafted as a veterinarian for the PVA. He was fortunate enough to not have seen much action, primarily just living through some artillery and bombs dropped in the rear. My hometown Dandong was the largest staging city directly across the Yalu River, and because of that, today it's one of the very few places in China where the Korean War is visibly memorialized.
I've long been living in the Western world since my pre-teen years, but this will definitely be an interesting series to follow from my own perspective.
Growing up, I was fascinated by the Korean war thanks to MASH and a handful of documentaries on the History channel before it transitioned to pawn shops and aliens. As I've gotten older, I've continued to be fascinated by the conflict, and equally disappointed by the lack of content covering it. So glad that you're doing this project. I hope the Korean War can finally get some of the well deserved recognition as a pretty significant moment in the early cold war, and one with lasting impacts in our geopolitical landscape. On top of that, you have some fascinating leaders, some cool new technology, and some very dire situations.
I hope some of the veterans of this conflict who are still around can see that their war hasn't really been forgotten.
So much better than anything else today. Time Ghost is my go to
I failed to keep up with WW2 but I've been looking forward to this for a while! Good luck to Indy, Sparty, Astrid, and the whole team
Thank you!
I look forward to you correcting my ignorance of this conflict!
Looking forward to this channel!
Man thank you for bringing some mych needed attention, my mom was friends wuth this old man who served during the korean war and then was brought back during vietnam, captain Jackson is no longer with us but his stories are still with me
Looking forward to another 3 years of detailed information!
I've read 15 books on the Korean War. Twice. I'm very much looking forward to this series. Thank you Sir.
My father was in the USAF boot camp when when war broke out. He was in a Radar Bomb Scoring unit and never went overseas.
Excellent! Look forward to it. Thank you for your work.
My grandad (93 turning 94 in August) served 52-53. His war ended on a mole hill called Outpost Harry. On the first or second night of the PLA offensive. Than the war for all practical purposes ended a month later.
I paused my TimeGhost Army subscription for temporary financial reasons. I'm going to resume it now.
The Korean War is way underappreciated in its impact, and how it bridges from WWII to the entire rest of the Cold War.
If it had gone different in any of a number of ways, the rest of the Cold War could have gone very differently.
Welcome back to the TimeGhost Army - very happy to see you return!
So excited for this
My late grandpa would say thank you for covering Korea like this.
Glad to be here at the start of this project. I am looking forward to seeing it.
Oh , my god! Okay, it's happening!
Everyone stay calm!
I finally get to be around for one of these series from the very beginning. Looking forward to it, and to learning more about a "forgotten" war!
My great uncle was in the second infantry division. He was in Korea from August 1950 to August 1951. He left me his purple heart and bronze star when he died last year. I'm very interested in watching this series.
My grandpa served with the 65th infantry regiment. If possible, please do a special episode about them. Keep up the great work
I've just finished my first year of university. Can't wait to watch the final once I'm finished my master's degree!