The Battle of Kapyong, Korean War
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Describing the Battle of Kapyong on April 23, 1951, during the Korean War: Canada's 2nd Battalion P.P.C.L.I. heroically repelled a major offensive from Chinese soldiers.
Educators: click here for a "Kapyong" Lesson Plan: valourcanada.c....
Canadians Hub Grey, Mike Levy, and Jim Stone are mentioned in this video.
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My father fought this battle. Lt. Robert Whittaker, PPCLI Battle of Kapyong 1951
I'll betcha my dad knew your dad,
Sgt John Wesoloski. He walked off the hill. I trust your dad did too.
"First in the Field"
@@lupusdeum3894 My Dad was in the battle for hill 667. Thomas Dennie Harris.
Is he still alive?
My Great grandfather Thomas "Tommy" Keagan was a seargent in the korean war, i never got the chance to meet him due to him passing away a week before i was born, but i did a school project on him and the korean war; Learned a lot of fascinating history about it.
& He was one son of a bitch you wouldnt wanna anger
My dad, William J. Chrysler (Bill Chrysler), manned a half-track and protected the mortar units. He's turning 94 in a week and just arrived here in South Korea on the Korean Veterans Revisit Program.
This is a story of Canadian valor in Korea. They fought for freedom in Korea while many of them died and got wounded. Let’s salute their display of courage and valor. God bless Canada.
*Canadian, Australian and New Zealander bravery
Aussies and Canucks .Unbeatable.
@@lancehanrahan562 And don't you ever forget it!
A movie needs to be made to remember this Canadian and Australia victory.
God bless all who served.
Don't make a movie just remember it
Perhaps a Canadian and Australian collaboration showing factual history wrapped in the kind of sensationalism Hollywood is famous for would be a good idea.
ANZACs and Canadians fighting together just has a ring to it
Certainly does and they have been since ww1
Don't mess with anzac and canada
Plus do u know about battle of yultong
@@nate-otero
Boer War in fact.
@@infiniteplain1746 I have a rifle from the Boar war, it went to Africa with the 4th contingent of kiwis and was carried by Sgt F Collis of Oamaru.
The battle of Kapyong my father was there a New Zealander...part of the NZ artillery Corp...he told me his company supported Australian and Canadian troops from the Chinese invasion...a war not well known but has had a very big impact on Korea. Lest we forget those who have fallen for their country.
An old Family friend Ray Spittal who recently passed away, served in RNZA 16th Field Reg, and my own Father was in RNZASC. He and 3 of his mates were Kiwi Sect. Served with 28th Field Reg, Royal Engineers. Attached to plant troop, who were Canadians.
This Aussie Knows of our kiwi brothers at Kap Yong, same in Nam (Long Tan, Captain Morrie Stanley and the other kiwi's, WW2 and WW1), Thank you NZ .
I'm 29 years old and have vowed never to forget. I salute you both ANZACs and Canadians.
I'm a Korean Canadian and this goes to show the heroism of the Canadian Armed Forces. I am very proud to have the heritage of these two nations Lest We Forget
This is one of my father's stories of the War in Korea. He was a sergeant in D Company of 2PPCLI. One day to add to the C-Rations his troopers had to eat in the field he went hunting for game with his Lee-Enfield rifle. He eventually saw a deer which he shot & started to field dress. The deer was full of worms which put him off & he decided to abandon it. Starving civilian refugees streaming southward showed up & begged him for the meat. He waved it to them & they fell upon it skinning & cutting it up. They were so grateful & they offered him the best piece which he declined. They were so hungry he also gave them his C-Rations. He told me this story years later with tears in his eyes, a lump in his throat.
His name was John David Wesołowski.
@@lupusdeum3894 My grandfather who is 92 and was with 2PPCLI.(I think B company) told me almost this exact story about hunting the deer and later giving his rations to local villagers. I will be talking with him tomorrow so I'll mention your father's name. Thanks for sharing your story.
@@Xen0Phanes My regards to your grandfather! 👍
My 3rd cousin fought and died at Kapyong. He is one of the 10 fallen. Many have forgotten but I will not.
Thank you for your family’s service in the war. We are now strong and free because of your family’s sacrifice.
Canada is and will be Korea’s forever ally.
My Dad was in this Battle. I have his blue bar and all his medals right here.. What Lt. Grey said at the end.. true..My dad never talked about it. I had no idea about any of this until his funeral when the Legion brought a trumpeter and Pastor to give him a proper Salute. They framed all his medals and honoured him properly. And thank God they did, because Thomas Dennie Harris would have just as happily gone into eternity without any praise for his bravery. Men like him are rare, and almost none to be seen in the modern era.
My Dad was there too. “D” company
My uncle proudly wore the presidential citation as a member of 3 RAR for his entire military career. He had a mural of the Australian engagement with the Chinese at kapyong. He served in Vietnam and I am incredibly proud of him. I never knew of the Canadian involvement in this engagement. Well done to the Canadians! As a fellow commonwealth nation we stood and stand together.
Being ex 3RAR, the story of the Battle of Kapyong runs deep in the Battalion, I could almost feel myself being there, it was a proud moment for the armies involved, my personal condolence goes to all the families who lost love ones to this battle, and my sincere gratitude to all who fought and died in the Korean war "LEST WE FORGET"
My father was Sgt John David Wesołowski of D Company 2PPCLI at Kapyyong and he spoke very highly of the men of 3RAR. He also appreciated those Aussie pilots that provided close air support during their part of the Battle. Well done!
@@lupusdeum3894 thank you on behalf of the battion👍🙂
Well said digger. VP!
my brother fought in this battle . i am very proud of russell Leveque
I am South Korean and without your brother’s service and sacrifice, I wouldn’t probably exist. Thank you for your family’s service, and God bless Canada and your family.
Merry Christmas to you and your family, have a wonderful day?💜
My father too fought In this battle he was a private 3rd battalion RAR . He was lucky to survive and at the time of this battle April 1951 he was 19 years and 2 months of age .
My dad was there. In my own career I met a marine who got through the gap. He hugged me and wasn’t ashamed to shed a tear! He insisted I give his name to my dad and tell thank you. Thanks dad.
I am korean. Thank you for your service for our country. We never forget. Thank you so much. I can’t imagine the people who survived feelings. Korea will always remember Canadian heores
I interviewed an Australian veteran of that battle, Ted Hearn
Ted had been one of the subjects I interviewed from the WWII 2/14 battalion of the Australian Imperial Force, veterans of the Middle east, New Guinea and Borneo. Ted had collapsed with scrub typhus during the brutal and legendary Kokoda track campaign where the Japanese had attempted to cross the Owen Stanly ranges of New Guinea to capture Port Moresby. He regained consciousness in a repatriation hospital in Melbourne Australia. In spite of his papers being marked 'not to serve outside Australia' Ted volunteered for the Korean war.
Ted was quite a character. After defeating the Vichy French in the Syria campaign, another forgotten war but 'nasty little war', he and an engine driver mate had borrowed a steam train and drove it to the Turkish border and back.
He said of Korea, 'It had two types of weather, boiling hot and freezing cold. We should have apologized and given it back to the Koreans'. Ted said of Kapyong 'It was worse than anything I faced in the last war... They came on, wave after wave like ants, blowing bugles and making all kinds of noise.'
The battle ended on April 25, ANZAC day, the anniversary of the landing on Gallipoli in WWI.
Sadly all the men i interviewed are gone now, but we will remember them at the 2/14 battalion reunion lunch on Friday.
My grandfather who is 92 fought with the 2nd Battalion P.P.C.L.I. Thanks for sharing this historic battle from a forgotten war.
Hello.Im Korean.Thank you for Canada Soldiers.And thank you all people who fight in Korea.And now I am watching national anthem.
Tell you what though Australian troops while being supported by New Zealand artillery was not to be fucked with back in those days. Seeing this and the battle of Long Tan, they averaged a kill to death ratio of like 2000 enemy killed for every 1 death. Also the fact that Canadian troops were holding back multiple waves of machine gun wielding Chinese that were attacking from multiple directions with only single shot rifles for as long as they did is awe-inspiring. May us Western brothers always remain allies!
agreed. Lets all remember what our fathers died for and not let it be forgotten.
I was born in July 27th. Same date when the peace treaty between North Korea and South Korea was signed. 26,000 Canadians served in Korean War, and thanks to them and many others who made the ultimate sacrifice, I enjoy the wealth and abundance today as a Korean-Canadian
Salute and respect from NZ 👍🇳🇿
I’m here because of simple history, thanks to that channel.
How can 50 people not like this piece of history.
I'd say because it's a bit incorrect/////........
@@harryhatter2962 -- what part?
패트리샤 왕녀 캐나다 경보병대(P.P.C.C.L) 여러분의 용감한 희생과 자유민주주의를 수호하기 위한 굳은 신념이 있었기에, 오늘날 부강한 대한민국이 있을 수 있었습니다. 가평전투에서 전사하신 33명의 호국영령들에게 추모의 마음 글로나마 전합니다. Thank you for your service and sublime sacrifices.
Hey, everyone! Let's remember it was a group effort, every man there did his duty & the ChiComs were the real & remain the real, enemy. 🇦🇺🇨🇦🇳🇿🇺🇸
and our Canadian priminister has sold canada to china.
Lupus Deum Americans did nothing in that battle and Australia pulled out on the first day
@@pcjx5468 We did our best, 3RAR, I am over 90 now and remember the close section napalmed by the USAF. The PP are my brothers into whatever the Lord has in store.
@@chromaticturtle8657 Whining about it isn't gonna doing anything buddy.
As they are NOW.
To Those Who Lived the Good Life, Fought the Good Fight an Gave the Ultimate Sacrifice, I Will Never Forget. Pro Patria
@Sam Spade Polar Bears
Thats RCR, But PPCLI and the rest thx!
God bless your magnificent bravery on Hill 677. Awards aren't enough for what the men of the PPCLI did. Successive governments ignored what all Canadians did for the South Korean's but some of us will never forget.
Canada; No surrender, Never retreat, Never back down. Fighting until we die or win. Such a legacy is that fighting spirit. God bless.
Marvelous short film, it made me quite emotional hearing the details of such brave men and the fight for their lives, I salute them all. Lest We Forget. 😔👍🇬🇧🏴
All Goosebumps, thank you so much saving Korea from the Communists.
You all are never be forgotten, eternally.
God bless you all.❤❤❤
I don't understand why the Filipinos on here are so upset!!
This video is honoring CANADIAN soldiers who fought in Korea!!
Why don't Filipinos make their own documentary telling of the bravery of their soldiers in Korea!!!
Why do you want to take away the honor from Canadians who fought and died!!!?
yeah you're right im filipino too. me too i don't understand why PINOY's upset of this.
Filipinos make good nannies and laborers
My grandfather Frank Pickell served during Korea war as part of Canada naval operations as well and it's about time that we did show Canada naval operations during Korea war and I know other vets that where in Korea as well. Thank to Canada veterans who served Korea and UN is still obsolete when comes to its original mandate from the San Francisco treaty of 1945
This gentleman stated exactly what my brother said, and he did not want to talk about at any time. It was to brutal.
Sir you lived to tell the story on that horrible day. You are the shown one for the living by God. And the ones that didn't make it their souls are in Heaven.
thank you veterans for your sacrifice. Korea survived thanks to you. we will not forget that.
Without your sublime sacrifice, today's South Korea would have already been occupied by the communist country. Without you, Korea would not exist today, which has led to freedom and economic prosperity.
You are our true heroes.
Clearly the philipinos in these comments don't understand these were two different battles.
Filipino in the battle of yultong.. canadian in the battle of kapyong
Yes YULTONG KAPYONG big difference.
In those two battle, . . . The most bravest were the ones who stayed behind and hold the line, . . . Salute to them
@@lysanderllaneta8230 👏
The Filipino stand at Yultong, the CANZUK stand at Kapyong, and the especially the British/Belgian/Luxembourg stand at the Imjin River combined into a heruculean effort that saved all of South Korea. If not for these lions among men then the world would be a different place today
Well done!
My uncle who served in WW2, volunteered for Korean service but was turned down due to the injuries sustained, in Holland. My nephew served two tours in Afghanistan as a member of the 3rd Battalion PPCLI.
Thank you for your service.
Mad respect for u guys from Australia
Always... right back Grom.🍻🍁
Thank God for those New Zealand artillery men.
My dad regarded them highly.
Sgt John Wesołowski, 2PPCLI
The New Zealand artilery was not set up to assist the Australians in time for the fight..they fought with no artillery or close air support and took the brunt of the attack all by themselves
@@Sq12Sq22u22 The 3RAR took the brunt of the fighting in the beginning. My father said his guys in D Co 2PPCLI had Aussie air support & helped save their butts, called in on their position. Sadly, not to many Korea vet's left 🇦🇺🇨🇦🇳🇿🇺🇸
@@Sq12Sq22u22 That what my dad said. He had great respect for his Aussie mates on Hill 504 & the Kiwi arty. He also said they would not have been able to hold their position without their own motarmen & Lewis gunners. 🇦🇺🇨🇦🇳🇿🇺🇸
@@Sq12Sq22u22 yes, and not assist, but stand in their own right. Small but mighty.
We will never forget!!! Wikipedia writes,” The next day the PVA withdrew back up the valley in order to regroup. The Canadian and Australian battalions bore the brunt of the assault and stopped an entire PVA division during the hard-fought defensive battle. Today, the battle is regarded as one of the most famous actions fought together by the Australian and Canadian armies in Korea.“ We will never forget!
My dad fought in that division in Afghanistan rip to all Canadian and Australian soldiers and thank you for your service
Same as others
@@marcangelocamoro2845 What?
감사합니다.Thank you.
잊지 않겠습니다.We never Forget.
감사드립니다 한국의 자유를위해 싸워주신 모든나라의 장병들과 돌아가신분들에게도 감사드립니다 Thank you very much
My uncle was at this battle the battle of kapyon pass and has since passed away in 2012 he was in Korea from the start to the end of hostilities Sargent Allan Willard Perry 2ppcli thanks for your outstanding effort for freedom well done
My father Lt. Robert Whittaker 2PPCLI Respect.
My father-in-law was in the unit who had to call in the artillery on it's position... An amazing man, D Day to the gates of Bergen Belsin, then Kapyong.... Passed away at 95 two years ago.
It was a privilege to have known him.
Much respect to our great allies from the North. Always Faithful..... All Respect.... From the proud nephew of a 1st Division USMC Korean WAR veteran.
..early 90's, met an ornery old prospector, helped him set up his small portable diamond drill way out in the bush. He told me about his time at Kapyong, when he was in the Princess Pats...he said he went thru 5 boxes of grenades in one night...
my grandfather fought in Korea, he passed while i was still young, i didnt find out till way after that he fought in the war.
I understand that this is a Canadian perspective of the battle, but this video really underplays the involvement of the Australians, who fought the most intense parts of the battle with no artillery or air support, and were so close to being overrun that they had to resort to the use of their bayonets. Make no mistake; Canada was incredibly important in the victory at Kapyong, but more than anything it was an Australian battle.
You know, that there could never be any possibility of any disrespect afforded to the RAR, Never, and our KIWIs....You were always integral.
It was our battle all, and we all did this together.
This is only one unit's story...My old one, when I, was much later, also a 2 PPCLI.
Slain te'.🍻🍁
It is a Canadian perspective and why not? Australia can do one too, no need to crash other people's pride. I'm aussie btw.
Boooooo
So what you're saying is, You found Canadian perspective boring and found the Australian perspective better, therefore ruining Canadian pride. Man everywhere I go it's either an American or some other foreign country making it a big deal/ making fun of us of our moments, let alone the Korean war was a group effort, Im not mad, just deeply annoyed.
@@flowerpower8722 it's to tell people the TRUTH you idiot!
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN and the british commonwealth
God save the Queen. The Boss will see us right no matter what
Good job canadian heros 👏 Hello from turkey
Hey Turk!🍁
R PM Turks are here 👍
Canadian Infantry, Australian Infantry, New Zealand Artillery, and US Armour.
Rest In Peace those that gave All on that battlefield.
the u.s. wasn't involved in this war just commonwealth nations they provided artillery to the south when they had war with north the u.s only provided a prize for the Canadians they try to insert themselves in everything just to be important there not
What unit was the artillery from? I learned that the Utah 213th artillery was also in that battle if im not mistaken. Just curious if they were the ones sending the artillery shells.
Yes, the 213th was supporting, but it was the 16 NZFR (Royal Regiment of New Zealand Artillery) that was asked to shell Levy's position.
We South Koreans are eternally grateful to the Canadians and New Zealanders without whose sacrifice there would have been no South Korea as we see it today.
Please don't forget those glorious Aussie bastards!
My father was with 2PPCLI there.
And why do you not mention the Australian Forces?
정윤걸 the Philippines too
Philippine expeditionary forces to korea. Don't forget my Friend.
False documentation..
Thank you to my dad, who was one of those 24 boys of Mike Levy's. Gwylym (Bill) White. He went to Korea as a boy but after seeing the horror, he came back a man. Like the rest, he never spoke of it and we only learned a little through a documentary the History Channel did, with him and 3 others " War Story". How these soldiers were treated by Canadian government was despicable: they were not to wear their uniforms when they came home as it wasn't a war- it was peacekeeping. Yet Truman awarded them the Citation. And the South Korean President sent them congratulatory letters. Canada? Only the soldiers that were alive received, a piece of paper from Harper's government acknowledging their involvement. Big deal. It reminded me of a sports day participation ribbon in elementary school.
Exactly my father is Joseph Niles he has a video on the site but they did nothing to properly honour these men. My father told me that Ottawa refused to give them supplies most of them had improper uniforms they didn’t want the black soldiers to enlist. One day
Canada will have to answer. An entire discussion in parliament about my father yet I wasn’t even told about it and found out many years after his death. Harper disgraced our fathers
Hub Grey, 1928-2018.✝☮
I had the distinct honour of running..just by happenstance into a 98 year-old fellow 2 PPCLI.
He was a kid 'Kapper'' in North Bay just last week as he dropped by on his festooned PPCLI Flashed ''APC''...his prized scooter at the city library.
A good chat well remembered.
They were kids just like us that we we all hope to remain.
MIR, PAZ, PEACE.
My Great Uncle Monk served in kapyong and hill 355 I believe. Came home with schrapnel still embedded in his back and multiple rounds. My pops use to recount waking up to him having night terrors. Noble act in a hellish environment . Being an army brat myself as the generational service hasn’t skipped a beat, glad to continue the tradition .
We will always be there to answer the call, and we will always hold the line. You can count on us.
The Australians had no air support or artillery support - the Canadians did - the Australians were attacked first and fought until their ammunition ran out - fighting hand to hand with bayonets - then they withdrew - no air or artillery support at all - the Chinese followed them up, thinking they had an easy prey now, instead the Australians formed up in front of the British Manchesters, getting resupply and offering resistance - the Chinese declined the invitation and instead headed off to the Canadian area - the artillery was now working and air support was available - The Chinese who attacked the Canadians were the SAME Chinese who had been fighting the Australians for over 30 hours - they were tired and shattered!
facts no one gives the australians enough credit bro
The Canadian PPCLI also ran out of ammunition, fighting hand to hand, as my father-in-law, who was in the unit told me, with the Chinese threatening to overrun their position, called in the artillery (twice) on themselves. They were the last part of the battle that started with the Australian's brave stand against overwhelming odds. Harry had nothing but praise for the Aussies, Kiwis and Filipinos. Totally disappointed in the Yanks. Said there was "too much democracy" in their forces. "Couldn't trust them in WW2 or Korea to get a latrine dug, nevermind hold a position".
@@davidgale7384 P P did NOT run out of ammo at all.aksi there was almost NO hand to hand fighting...the N Z artillery destroyed the Chinese attacking UO hill against the Canadians...the SAME Chinese who had been fighting the Australians for a day and a half non stop. The Canadians also had air support and resupply...the Australians had NO artillery support...NO air support and NI resupply and had Tibetans and take it....outnumbered 10,000 to 700 by FRESH troops.
@@Sq12Sq22u22 well you believe what you will. You might want to check with the Pats about that....
Anyway... Harry had the medals, Presidential Citation, and the scars.... night screaming and all
@@Sq12Sq22u22 So get "Valour Australia" to tell the 3 RAR story. 3 RAR did get arty support after the NZ guns "bedded in", so your telling a mistruth without researching. They also got air strikes. No one is taking credit from 3 RAR when telling a story about Canadians made by Canadians. You sound like your have an inferiority complex very similar to most of the Filipino commentators.
As a Korean , thanks thanks so much
Kapyong is still incredibly important to the 3rd Battallion here in Australia today. Korea is what made them one of if not the most decorated infantry unit in the Army.
3RAR to this day commerate Kapyong Day on April 24th. To them it's even more significant than ANZAC Day on the 25th.
The combined arms formation built around 3RAR is known as Battlegroup Kapyong.
Thank you, Merci 감사합니다 충성!
Tnx to all soldier fighting Korean war especially my country phillipines...new friend
Am confused - pretty sure the Filipinos weren't part of the battle at Kapyong?
They weren't.
Hahahahahahha aral kayo mga gago bobo nakakahiya kayo mga animal
Check The Battle of Yultong. Filipinos kicked some serious ass.
@@Xen0Phanes No they were decimated . totally destroyed but they fought very bravely.
My uncle was a corporal in 3rar in Korea. Not sure if he was in this battle. He was wounded when he tripped a mine in an unmarked us minefield. He ended up becoming an RSM .
Brave hero salute.
Respect to Canucks ww1 and present.
any soldier humping that bren gun, bar, or light machine gun systems with ammo and personal gear up and down those hills has to be a tough guy, and from my experience the skinny guys are just that. SALUTE TO CANANDA . FROM A CANUCK .
돌아가신 미국육군, 미국해병대 및 유엔군 참전용사들에게 무한한 감사를드립니다.
그대들의 희생과 헌신으로 대한민국이 이만큼 발전하였습니다.
오랜시간이 지났지만 항상 잊지않고 감사해하며
저의 후손들에게도 그대들의 희생을 상기시키겠습니다
I express infinite gratitude to the fallen soldiers of
the US Army, US Marine Corps, and UN forces who fought in the Korean War.
Korea has developed this far thanks to your
sacrifices and dedication.
Although much time has passed,I will always remember and be grateful for your sacrifice, and I
will also remind my descendants of your sacrifice.
The Korean War Veteran of Canada, deserved to be Honoured when the returned home. Their service medal for Korea should have been presented in person not through the Mail.
Thank you all Veteran of this WAR!
PFC. Miguel L. Fernandez PEFTOK BOys. my Great Uncle WHO fought in Korea.
how to sent photo her pld
Aguante
Lest We Forget!
Hectic. That’s a man who’s seen sum shit. Love him
1988-1989 I worked at a hardware store with a Korean War combat veteran named Jim. He leaned into me one afternoon and whispered “we were miles and miles into China long before they jumped the Yalu. But if you ask anyone they’ll say I’m a liar. ‘course they best keep their opinions to themselves.”
True story.
In a Korean War documentary, an American veteran said he was greeted by ONE person when he returned home from Korea. Understandable.
my great uncle fought in Korea ' never talked about it not once , I asked once didn't get an answer just a look that was it
The most important battle at the time overshadowed by the failure of Imjin.
Sorry but I cant resist 04:21 he said the Lee-Enfield was from 1914, but the SMLE is from 1904 and designed in 1903 which is just a short version of the MLE of 1895, so its realy a Victorian Rifle in Post War usage
My great grandpa was in this and my other great grandpa was in the winter war of WW2
I have often wondered why no awards of the Victoria Cross was ever made to Australian Soldiers during the Korean War,?
Boyce Moffatt same
ME too !!! AH !! GOOD QUESTION !!! Time to maybe ask or Direct the the Question !!! ~~~ I am certainly sure Some are Deserved !!!
Because theyre forefathers were prisoners
Maybe no individual was deemed qualified to get it. It's a medal they don't hand out too easily. The upside could mean a very high standard across the board. Especially since I suppose a number of them went in on the back of ww2.
@@huliusbasco5809 Woah we got a comedian over here
Magnificent job Canada, especially given your firearms. Canadians and Aussies - always drastically outnumbered.
Outnumbered, outgunned but stuck it out, then the nz gunners got into action, could have been much worse.
감사합니다
Canadian casualties 10 killed - Chinese casualties more than 1000. This is incredible.
Yes the New Zealand artillery really murdered them!
Canadian casualties were 12 killed 35 wounded. Chinese 1,000-5,000 killed and many more wounded, over 2,000 Chinese killed on the summit of Hill 677 by artillery alone.
They held the line against the night.
I hope all our veterans can find peace.
People's Volunteer Army only battalion-3rd Battalion, 354th Regiment, 118th Division. 450 chinese soldier at Kapyong. The UN has 10 times the number of troops and 30 times the firepower of the Chinese army.
Does South Korea remember what Canada did in this war?
They do. South Korea recognizes the Canadians more than Canadians do.
Absolute.
Very much so. I had the great pleasure in 2009, of being in a summer res house at the U of Toronto with great group of vacationing Korean students...They were all very familiar with the Canadian and Commonwealth effort. We all became instant allies & close friends....and I am still and always will be a massive lover of Kimchi.....always most friendly.☮🥢🍜🍻🍁
I was waiting for mentioning philippines
I was too
Janquin Catanio this is history of Canadian soldiers, they even retreat and leave Filipino soldiers to fight🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
1400 Filipinos vs 44000 chinese
Why you Pilipinos are so very arrogant?
@@bbmpalace9648 not arrogant we are just patriotic people.We love our country and it's people I hope u understand that.
Salute.
The audio mix is wildly uneven. Music track needs to be lowered a great deal.
Philippines is also a volunteer there the Filipino brave soldiers who fought 40000 communist Chinese and north Korean versus 1000+ of Filipino soldiers.They don't let the reds come near to them that lead to reds 7000+ deads and 24 of casualties for Filipinos.That event we need to recognized
That's the battle of yultong
How about you talk about that in a video about the Battle of Yultong and not shoving down peoples throats
Hello pretty,
How are you doing today 😘🥰💐?
@@gathdavid6662 hello😊
Canada loves it's brother in arms Australia, our fore father's bled together against odds staggering.
Seeing how incredible the Commonwealth is in battle mode im not surprised canadians are training the ukrainians for war...
What is it with all these disrespectful Philippines people? You know that all you're doing is shaming the Philippines veterans who fought in the war.
They're not even close to being Philipino...as you know all Philipinos are very gracious.
You will see this every day..disparaging anything related to the Canadians in a military context in Asia.
Did you know there are actually 2M Chinese PLA cyber dicks online every day dedicated to trying to do just this?... ignore them, or report.
😎🍁
My Grandad was in the RN in Korea. I joined the RAN in 2006. Bunch of Tough dudes back then. EX LS RAN.
thanks you very very much for defending korea from communist china and soviet union. Canada vet are really hero to all south korean. RESPECT with all my mind
Did you know that Canadian prisoners of war, United Nations prisoners of war, are in the POW camp Olympic Games? The world‘s first prisoner of war Olympic Games was in the Korean War.
I hope that old timer also thinks about that border between North and South and how they held that line. That border is in large part thanks to those brave Canucks. Soldiers like that are the reason I still proudly display the maple leaf on all my vehicles and packs and gun bags.
If you've read this far is a couple other not so well known facts about the Canadian military. There is a movie about this called The Devil's Brigade, I myself have never seen it, I know about it because I watched the scene from it when I was searching for the song Scotland the brave. Anyway that was the nickname of the first Anyway that was the nickname of the first Special Service Force from World War II. It was a unit that consisted of top us and Canadian soldiers which were specially trained in certain tactics. A few years later the first Special Forces Unit was formed, which I believe later became Delta Force. The red Arrowhead they use for their airborne is actually the US Canada badge that they used for the first special service Force, the unit that is credited as the first actual Special Forces Unit that paved the way for the specific and special training and duties for nearly all the special forces in the USA and Canada.
Most War and history Buffs know about the German Stormtroopers but what a lot of them don't know was they actually stole those tactics after seeing and fighting against the Canadians at the battle of Somme, the Canadians were first called Stormtroopers by the Germans before the Germans made the decision to have a stormtrooper unit on every Battlefront.
Hundreds of years ago military's dreaded the sound of bagpipes if they were on the wrong side of them, Scotsman were known as some of the toughest Warriors to ever fight. The east coast of Canada was actually settled by Scotsman, that's why people from Newfoundland have an accent, that accent actually derives from a Scottish accent. Military-wise Canada in Scotland have always been fairly tight and after forming the Scottish 16th battalion ( a battalion whether they were Canadian or Scottish that demanded they have pipes when they go into war ) the Canadian Forces to this day still use bagpipes and Scotland the brave is still a song that the Canadian military plays and uses.
And what I love about it, is that in World War I if you heard those pipes it wouldn't matter which military it is, Canadian or Scottish, it was a really bad thing if you were against them. I talk about that Stormtrooper bit because before that the Canadian military hadn't really made a name for itself, after that they were feared, and I just love the idea of the enemy hearing the pipes and shitting themselves knowing that Scotsman and Canadians are coming their fucking way
Canadians, americans, and Scottish all have been nicknamed devil in some way or another in war
Semper Fi!....Semper Fi!..... Canadian Warriors!
why the fuck are half the comments about yultong when this video is about kapyong
Kiwi gunners were veterans of the North African Desert. They could drop a shell down an arsehole. Handy when there's only 70 metres between the opposing sides
Our neighbour fought with the Americans on Hill 355. Hill 355, a significant location during the Korean War, was also known as "Little Gibraltar" R.I. P Jimmy Have a rum and Green Ginger in Heaven for me