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North Korean Veteran Shocked at 'AH64 APACHE' for the First Time
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2021
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North Korean people who have managed to defect and whose perspectives on the world are finally their own to decide, seem like such kind and friendly people. Love these videos, Much love from Massachusetts!
Culture shock when they compare how Americans are to how they were told we are.
@@DavidLS1 Totally agree. Much love to the USA.... from a Canadian. I know you guys (and gals) are awesome. Cheers!
Aye im in Massachusetts as well we respect all our fellow humans
Massachusetts here as well! Greetings from Cape Cod. Love these videos and thankful for these people sharing their stories and opinions.
Massachusetts also. Wicked
6:46. I think those are Cobras, not Apaches, in the first picture of the ‘Apache’ section of your film.
Yep. That is why I am here. They are cobras.
I was just about to say that yo
Nice to know I'm not the only one.
Late to the party, but you are correct sir, AH-1F in TOW heavy configuration
Skids are for kids
Kim Jeong-ah speaks with such passion about her own experiences in the military. I respect and admire her for that. Always happy to see new videos with her in them as she is so charming!
She should hear the story of how the Blackhawk was chosen for production. Sikorsky was in competition with another manufacturer for the Army's new helicopter. It was decided that both companies make a working prototype and fly them fully loaded with troops to specification. However, when the Sikorsky company's prototype was flying at night, it had a minor malfunction and the pilots were landing at what they thought was a corn field. It turned out to be trees. The helicopter crash-landed in the forest pretty hard. When Sikorsky's representatives got there, they were expecting carnage, but they found the entire helicopter intact and the crew and soldiers completely unharmed. All they had to do was replace the rotors and fly it out of there. It was a given that Sikorsky was the winner.
Pilot to co-pilot, "just let me know if the branches or trees are over 4 inch in diameter..we will just cut our way in.."
I have to say, seeing a North Korean veteran wowed by modern US military tech does engender a certain feeling of patriotism in me.
That apache video made me wanna to salute the flag and sing the national anthem
Seriously, why do you give a **** if she's impressed or not? 🙄🙄
@@chrisf8855 Because as an American, it's nice to see it confirmed that we really do have the biggest and best guns. It's a matter of national security, we've burned a few to many bridges to rely on playing nice alone to keep people from wanting to kill us.
@@magisterrleth3129 LOL. What would she know about weapon technology?! She knows jack squat. Her country's military is still using 1950s-70s weapons as a large percentage of their equipment. It's both funny and kind of sad that you actually care about this nonsense.
@@chrisf8855 It's funnier and sadder that you care that I care.
My dad helped build the Apaches, I grew up with pictures of them on my walls. I am proud they are a part of ,my families personal history
I really like how excited she gets about the helicopters. Almost like a little kid.
Military is all they know.
I know I did when I rode on a helicopter for the first time. It was a childhood dream come true!
I can't help but feel humbled the more I can't help it. Korea, which is a great ally with the United States, is very lucky. Thank you very much. All about NK English channel newly opened. I want to share better information about North Korea together.
It's a dictadarship.
@@connorthompson4030 And a dictatorship too...
@@pugle1 you got me I am a dumbass.
@@connorthompson4030 No... you aren't. And I meant no disrespect at all. I make mistakes all the time because I am not perfect either. It was just a light hearted poke. Honest, no harm meant, and actually, I could totally relate to you comment. (trust me, I use spell check all the time.) No disrespect meant and it was just a fun poke. Hope there's no hard feelings. I'm actually on the same page as you. I appreciate the reply, and again, no insult was meant. Your views are just as valuable as mine or anyone else's. The fact you commented is awesome. I love her videos, and I think I've seen just about every one of them. After being brain washed for so long, you can understand her awe at what America is really all about. PS, I'm a Canadian, and I have total respect for the US, and I'm so glad we have you as an ally.
@@pugle1 I was making a joke no hard feelings(:
"It's so cool!" I love her unfiltered enthusiasm :)
Yes but what goes on in that brain that she might be hiding from you, if anything, is the question.
I still wanna see them react to the A-10 Wathog…In bbbbrrrtttt we trust.
The sudden realization that it’s a gun with a plane built around it is mind blowing.
There is already such a video from a few months back 👍
@@axelpersson8214 i went through and found it.
I live near where Osprey fly all the time. I can assure you they are not quiet. I am not even sure they technically fly. They simply beat the air into submission.
I was thinking that was a bit of a stretch considering when your inside one you cant hear anything over the blade noise.
@@giggleherz I'm guessing they are slightly quiter lmao
hahah
I like the variety of perspectives I've seen from this channel. The two former NK troops are entertaining because of their enthusiasm, but I really like how she's trying to see all this from a tactical view, trying to pick apart the how and why of it. You can tell she took her position as an officer seriously.
or a spy?
Same
@@uppitywhiteman6797 Watch her on the video about childbirth on this channel
When I was in the navy I had the opportunity to work with some South Korean sailors who operated small patrol boats. I had hard time convincing them that a US aircraft carriers had a crew of 5000 plus sailors.
Auntie really is a peach when it comes to these videos she's very sincere. I love it. And lol everytime she says "Bulletproof (Bangtan)" I can't help but fangirl a little bit. 💜💜💜
I enjoyed watching her face light up when she began shooting out facts she knew about them. I was also intrigued by her knowledge.
Very knowledgeable
Actually her knowledge was incorrect and sketchy.
@@leedavis9576 Oh I'm sure you're the expert on N. Korea. How long did you live there and serve in their military? 🙄
Michelle may I answer that question for you please? ZERO. Never been out of the USA
@@waltercopus1485 I know. That's my point. How can you say matter of factly a N. Korean knows nothing about what's they are talking about and her recollection was sketchy? She was literally debriefed by the C.I.A., spoke to a panel there AND spoke to the State Department. Don't you think those agencies have enough Intel that they would know that?
Why keyboard warriors insist on being inexperienced "experts" on every damn single thing is beyond me and it's ignorance. You don't have nor could you ever have the knowledge and experience she has or any N. Korean. Stop trying to be a know it all.
Referring to the entire Apache as a weapon is very accurate. It's very role is to destroy stuff. You should show her video of the Marine Corps' heavy-lift helicopters: the Sea Stallion, Super Stallion and King Stallion. They're not for fighting but for moving really large and heavy things, such as carrying a Chinook, another heavy-lift helicopter. The flight patch of a Sea Stallion pilot says "piss me off and I'll lift your house".
6:40 - That's actually a photo of a AH-1 Cobra.
Jeong-Ah looks very attractive today. Nice to see her out of uniform. I really enjoy her reactions.
7:43 As far as I remember, a single Longbow can lock on to 128 targets at a time and distribute those targets to other units in the area to coordinate the attack.
Please correct me If I'm wrong.
Edit: The correct number is 256 simultaneous targets. Good old Jane's Combat Simulations "Longbow 2" manual (1. edition). :)
Excellent remark. Excellent facts !
Greetings from a German Army paratroops veteran(former 1st Air Mobile Division)
@@abe612 Well, what I know about the Longbow is what I picked up playing Jane's Longbow 2 (1997) and Gunship 2000 (1993) on my PC back in the mid-90's, so I'm a bit rusty about the details.
After reading through the beast of a manual for Longbow 2, I'll stand corrected. The Longbow mast-mounted FCR (fire-control radar) can identify and store up to 256 individual targets, both stationary and mobile. It has a scan range of 90° for ground targets and 360° for airborne targets. Distribution of targets to other helicopters, fighter planes and command posts is transmitted via a wireless data modem. :)
But the coolest feature on the AH-64 in my oppinion, is the IHADSS (Integrated Helmet And Display Sight System) targeting system, that lets the pilot aim the 30mm M230 chaingun at anything he can see from the cockpit, just by looking at it, as well as see critical avionics information. :D
I love her energy when she was telling the story about throwing up.
I wonder what she would have to say about the A-10 Warthog. I know it's not a helicopter, but to me, it is one of the most awe inspiring pieces of equipment employed by the US Forces.
My Favourite, Kim Jeong Ah!! Thank you for another video! You're the best
She was surprisingly knowledgeable about the Apache that was cool would love to see her reaction to more military tech
It seems she got a tour and a ride in one at some point.
In my time in the service, I flew in both the OV-22, and, the CH-46 it replaced. Let me tell you, going from the Sea Knight, to the Osprey was like going from a Model T, to a brand new Bentley!
The osprey is very quiet compared to other helicopters, but once its overhead its sound is so different from any other airplane/helicopter that you immediately stop what you are doing to look.
"very quite compared to other helicopters"...bullshit! It may be slightly quieter in some aspects, but I really can't tell and I can still hear them from afar. Sure they don't have the heavy whomp sound of the high-altitude Blackhawks or some others but they make a huge thrashing sound that immediately alerts anyone within ear shot.
They are definitely NOT quiet on the ground.
Calling the Osprey a helicopter is a bit of a stretch.
Like calling the Harrier jump jet (or the F-35 for that matter ) a helicopter because it has VTOL capabilities...
I feel like the chinook should've been mention, a truly underrated helicopter
And the fastest!
was looking for this comment
The "Shithook"? Nah, they gotta use empty milk jugs to catch all the leaking hydraulics.
@@GTRNights same can be said for a lot of rotatry wing aircraft, and some fixed wing. The Chinook is a fantastic airframe.
Im so happy Kim made it to a better life ..
Honestly it’s always surprising of just how surprised the North Korean military defectors are with American war tech, I understand that North Korea as a whole is behind in terms of tech but just the the shock that they show is for some reason still surprising
Because they are so brainwashed amd isolated, North Koreans believe they have the newest and best futuristic equipment.
I honestly believe it's all staged. They didn't leave NK the day before filming this. If they're former military wouldn't one of the first things they do, just out of interest, be familiarizing themselves with modern military tech. Internet, books, albums, whatever... It's like they try to portray themselves as oblivious idiots, which I'm sure they're not.
I love listening to this incredible woman's experiences Shes so amazing and funny too
She has a far better working knowledge of these aircrafts than the average American.
I mean she is a veteran and does have an interest in military hardware like a lot of veterans do
If you watch all of the NK Deflector channels you quickly come to understand that the NK Military is a sham military with 98% of the 'Soldiers' receiving subpar training, mostly indoctrination. Then used for slave labor for ten years. By her own admission, females don't even receive that. If you have served in the military you would instantly see that she knows squat about military technology and war fighting.
You guys should show our NK friends the videos of the Apache fighting in action in Afghanistan. Really shows how deadly this beast is
and Irag
Yea, i saw a video (it might've been the one you're talking about) of 3 of these monsters basically just ripping a huge chunk off of a mountain base. Those things have crazy firepower.
They are a dictatorship not friends.
@@connorthompson4030 The nation of North Korea is a dictatorship, not the people of NK, that would make no sense lol
@@Mewithabeard yes that is What I meant.
Much respect to her for being willing to give us her perspective and be on camera.
Maybe one day all people can live without such fear and oppression.
It's so fun to hear military personnel reacting to military equipment.
"It's so cool". :-D
I agree. I hate war, but are so fascinated by military equipment.
I went from from the F/A-18 in the USN to now flying the UH-60 in the National guard between the two I would say the UH-60 is a lot more of a challenge to fly which makes it more fun to fly. I do love a good challenge.
I would love to see you react to the A-10 Warthog in action. Even though it's 40+ years old, it's still the most terrifying close combat support on the planet.
Brrrrrrrrrrbpt.....
I'm 40+ years old and I make those same noises.
But, I'm only a danger to those in close proximity. 😂
Or the B-52.
@@williamyoung9401 Yeah, it astounds me that a bomber that is about 70 years old STILL hasn't found a worthy successor.
@@carlwkemp3 What about the B2-spirit? thats a bomber, and it can carry servial small nuclear warheads + is stealth and has a longer flying range , crazy fking expensive however, but way better than B-52
As much as I respect her as a fellow soldier, she has such a more gentler aura when not in her NK uniform, she looks more at ease and happier in a different outfit
Agreed. She still carries that aura of a professional soldier, even without the uniform. Let her be comfortable!
A true soldier can remove the costume (I call it that with no disrespect) and still remain in "uniform"
@@ATSaale Why of course, just merely stated that she was far more relaxed looking in a civvie than her NK uniform. I think a better way to say it would be "Soldiers can remove the uniform and can still be a warrior." Just so GI Joes (which I am thankfully not) won't be all gung ho and act like buffoons saying that you "insulted" the military
I think it would be the effect of putting on the symbolic representation of the oppressive grip of her former government. It would make anyone uneasy.
For the next video with Kim Jeong-ah, could you have her react to the A-10 Thunderbolt II?
Hi Kim, GOD Bless you from America 🇺🇸
Kim is her last name, and one of the most common Korean family names. In most Asian languages and Russian, you say the last name first, then the given name.
Your channel did well to find footage of the V-22 actually flying and not crashing.
My grandfather Virgil Pruett who on behalf of Bell Helicopter was one of the first to work and create the weapon targeting system of the AH-64 Apache. The helmet headgear would orient the machine gun on the helicopter to wherever the pilot looks.
The TADS system (gun camera) is one of the craziest pieces of tech on the Apache. It can see clearly several miles out, and can fire on targets accurately at that range
6:43 "AH-64 Apache"
'Shows picture of 4 AH-1 Cobra'
You should look up the weapons they let the Army Infantryman, Ranger and Special forces use in the US Army.
Ive shoot and launched weapons many weapons. Very fun
I'm not familiar with the different types of U.S. military helicopters so this was really interesting to see! Definitely would not want to be on the receiving end of that last one, wow! Very powerful. Very scary
You should see the new ones in flight test, they have pusher propellers on the tail and are very fast.
I haven't watched one of her reactions in a while. So glad to see her in regular clothes. Very pretty!
The reference of the V-22 as 'quiet' was hilarious. They are incredibly loud. And the opening picture when discussing Apaches is a pic of older Cobras...
I always enjoy your military opinions. And I always enjoy you.thank you
Suggestion, she should react to seeing the Iowa-class battleships in action during the first gulf war
You mean the biggest target afloat?
@@mrjackpots1326 i not talking about your ex.. i talking about the Iowas
@@mrjackpots1326 Being able to see it is one thing, being able to do anything about it is another, and even the Soviets admitted that they could do nothing about the Iowas. Their firepower very much made them a force to be reckoned with.
Those are Cobras in the first pic referring to Apaches. They're primarily used by the Marine Corp, but not as well known as the Apache.
I worked on some of the electronics for the Apache for HR Textron way back in 1986
This woman has more acurate perception from a video than most foreign military analists on youtubr
Best thing about apache is the gatling gun couse it fires wherever the pilot looks. So the helmet is like a joystick. So precise and deadly
Actually not the pilot, it's the weapons feller.....
Well don't look at me.
Oh yeah, wait till you see an A-10
its nice to hear them tell stories of their lives an experiences, bad that it had to be the way it was for them but thank yall for sharing
I met an Apache pilot once and he told me that in their ready room was a poster that said "Don't Run! You'll Only Die Tired!" Very potent weapons system.
North or South Korea they are still impressed with this video.
I mean there is a reason why NK govt block acces to outside world dude
About time lol Apache Longbow is a beast...
I wonder if they have ever seen the Thunderbirds or the Blue Angels.
6:55 i love how the video they are watching shows some Vietnam war era Bell Ah-1g Cobras and not Ah-64 Apaches
North Korean Veteran - Ahh this is an Apache longbow, It was first produced in 1979, it is equipped with fire-control radar and Jamming Device, It has one 30mm chain gun with 1200 rounds, it is surrounded in acrylic bullet proof glass it can detect 1000 targets and attack 16 at once. Inerveiwer - How you know so much about this aircraft? North Korean Veteran - DO YOU EVAN READ MY CHRISTMAS LIST!!!!!!!?????
I Like this lady:)
*Auntie Jeong-Ah!!!!* 💖💖💖💖💖
Such a military mind.
Yes, the Apache is incredibly capable of those corkscrew maneuvers…
Really enjoyed her conversation
I love the way she called the Osprey a pretty aircraft.
Mrs. Kim your greeting and thank you sound great! You enunciate very well! Keep up the great work :) (I plan on learning Korean, but right now I'm studying Mandarin, and a little bit of both Somali and Hmong.)
The scary thing about the osprey is that the cockpit is just slightly away from the propeller's geometric plane of rotation, like it can almost cut it's own head off
This is all 40 year old technology and it still marvels the PRK. If they knew our current true capabilities, they would weep and despair.
This is nonsense. North Korea use mi-24s, MD-500s and mi-17s. It's not like North Koreans have never seen helicopters before. I call BS on this whole video series
I used to fly the UH-60 and the Pavehawk later in my career, fantastic aerial platforms but my primary mission craft was close air support Kiowa (Little Badass) now these things bring the war to the enemy, plenty of freedom rounds and democracy rockets.
The Kiowa is so cool
@@thryxah6718 It was, sad they retired it.
@@HeavyBirdPilot do you know why they did? I would assume it's relatively cheap to maintain and is great at what it was made for.
@@thryxah6718 Apparently they're restructuring and reducing the amount of active varients of helo's. My time with them was several years back so I'm not 100% certain. But they were a fantastic platform, they were fast and agile, held a good compliment of weapons, from 50mm/30mm, Hellfire (fire and forget) plus a few others, all operational from the pilots stick. They were fantastic at strafing, high speed and deadly accurate. The radar and object tracking were sublime, it pinged and tracked friendly and foe providing the friendly had strobes. Sad days, but as with everything there is a replacement around the corner, no doubt the next generation of airmen and women will fall in love with it's replacement. The Little BadAss saved so many lives, and certainly brought the pain.
Her knowledge is impressive, I like her
The Comanche was super-cool. We should have built them.
Yeah, it's still my favorite chopper of all time - unfortunately like the F-22 way too far ahead of it's time and so way too expensive! It's an awesome bird though!
Kim Jeong-ah Seems interested such as Blackhawk and Apache, My dad was in Military i had awesome to hear and how loud it is Blackhawk when it landed and feel the strong blow when they take off, Salute to Kim Jeong
I like how even though they are forced with conscription she still is in love with the military.
Seeing her throw in a few English phrases into her Korean sentences is pretty creative.
Would love to know what she thinks of the A-10 Warthog?
When she starts talking about the AH-64 Apache, the picture is showing 4 AH-1 Cobras 😜
I like the fact that the first picture of the AH-64 Apache is a picture of a AH-1 Cobra’s and not an Apache 😂
After all, we hope, by showing the fun side of such human, and of the military, we will be wary of armed conflict and prevent them to the best extend.
I'm Canadian and I am also terrified of Apaches... And Cobras... And Eurocopters... And Ka-52s... And Mi-28s and Mi-24s... Anything I'm not smart enough to take apart and put back together, really...
post video about Apache first image of "Apache" is a Super Cobra. Apaches have landing Gear with Wheels not Skids, also no longbow turret above the Rotor.
It took almost 20 years to get the V-22 right. No one else has anything like it. It's a revolutionary war fighting technology, on the order of stealth and automatic combat rifles. That thing has changed tactical warfare forever.
The fact that this tech is so foreign to them that they don't understand the tactical possibilities is what blows me away. 70 yrs of advancement is hard to cope with.
I'm glad you found freedom and I wish you all the love and happiness in the world now you're safe❤
Much love from Australia🇦🇺
Really got to see the military side of her in this one!
This picture is of the American AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter. Not of the AH-64 Apache. (6:37)
That first photo that popped up for the Apache was of 3 Bell AH-1 Cobras.
Its not the scariest as there was a helicopter competing with the Apache for production by the U.S. and I don't remember the name or the company that made it, but like it was way more advanced than the Apache and it was significantly faster and could even somewhat fly like a plane where if it was basically struck by something it could glide like a plane and not only that it was a practical helicopter, but it was slower to produce and had a unit cost three times more of that than the Apache and since he used more and newer tachylogias it was not chosen to be produced, even though it was a step up.
I think you're thinking of the AH-56 Cheyenne.
Developed in the '60's for the U. S. Army.
It competed with the Cobra, but was more expensive and complicated. Ended up cancelled, after requirements changed.
A number of features were incorporated into the Apache though.
Love how expressive Jeong-ah is
The Apache is an attack helicopter, with only a pilot and copilot.
She possibly rode in a Black Hawk.
You should have shown her some footage of Airwolf in action.
Kim Jeong-ah... welcome to free democracy 😎 It still needs some adjustments here & there, but it's the best we have. By FAR. And may GOD bless you.
This lady is soooo pretty. Inside and out.
They showed a picture of a cobra in the first one which is used by marine. Apache is on the second picture which is used by the Army
I have V-22 Osprey fly over my house from time to time. They are ANYTHING BUT quiet. They shake my whole house and make the windows rattle!
Thank you
Anyone who says a V-22 is quiet has never been within 5 miles of one. You can hear them coming from 5 miles away!
She is a very sharp person.
First "AH-64" picture is literally a AH-1Z Viper, not an Apache.