The Korean War Channel Trailer
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Director: Astrid Deinhard, Iryna Dulka
Producers: Astrid Deinhard and Spartacus Olsson
Executive Producers: Astrid Deinhard, Indy Neidell, Spartacus Olsson
Creative Producer: Marek Kamiński
Community Management: Ian Sowden
Edit and color grading: Iryna Dulka
Artwork by: Mikołaj Uchman
Sound design by: Marek Kamiński
Source literature list: bit.ly/SourcesWW2
Archive footage: Screenocean/Reuters - www.screenocea...
Soundtracks:
"Arirang" performed by the United States Army Chorus
Impact Point - Hampus Naeselius, from Epidemic Sound
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Please please please do an expose on Task Force Smith. This year celebrates 20 years of my unit’s (part of Task Force Smith. If you’re researching early war you’ve seen the name Gimlet.) first deployment since Korea. I know I personally would find it awesome and I’m pretty confident my brothers would as well.
I can also provide unit history as well if required. I have a copy of a unit made history book (from creation to end of Korea) printed shortly after they redeployed back to Japan in 1953.
The Second Korean War: A Forgotten Conflict 1966 - 1969 - ua-cam.com/video/3hpFsKqaIuc/v-deo.html&si=pdEp51PbiSJ1Dk9i
So 2024 will be 1950 in this channel.
I’ll be waiting for the first episode today!
@@Alex-pj8nzyes, as 2024 Is 1945 in the ww2 channel
My great uncle will be 102 years old in August, and was a Naval aviator in WW2, Korea, and Vietnam. I’m gonna show him this channel next time I see him.
Thank you for his service. He saw so much and is still going at 102 years young
Give him a drink on behalf of everyone as a thank you
Thanks for sharing, hopefully he'll enjoy our coverage 🙂
Thank you ,for the service of your great uncle. My father fought in Korean war too,by the south. Beacause of men like them, today I'm a free man! Tchunsông!( In korean "at orders")
Thank you for your great Uncle’s service. Recently I was lucky enough to meet a 99 year old U.S. Naval Aviator who served in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam.
During the 90's while serving the mandatory military obligations as all Greeks do, I stumbled upon the official chronicles of the Greek expeditionary force in Korea published by the Greek Army. The first to die was an overzealous comms private who died of cold after overexerting himself while installing the comms cables on the first Greek base camp. He was unaccustomed to cold climates and caught a severe cold.
You've really found a good niche with these "real-time coverage of wars" business. It reminds me of the History Channel way back when.
Before Pawn Shops and Ancient Aliens...
Nah. Even History Channel from the past could not cover history with this high level of detail and accuracy.
Indy and Timeghost team had already surpassed them.
Thank you!
@@MichalKaczorowski Before Hitler's ring from Chandra-gupta that inspired a wonderwaffe capable of breaking all roads in europe before being used as target practice by allied bombers.
Unfortunately I don't think there are too many wars this format works for. It has to be modern to have both a density of events and enough sources to have weekly episodes, and not too long or short.
can't wait for this, Korean War doesn't get much attention since it's "sandwiched" between WW2 and the Vietnam War, also interested because my dad was a Marine Corps Korean War veteran.
On the flip side, one of the most watched and well loved shows of all time, M*A*S*H was based on the Korean War (and ran longer than the US involvement in the Korean War!)
It also doesn't get much attention because it's hard to do so without offending China...
As a Korean-Australian I hope you cover in detail the contributions of the ANZACs like you did for both the Great War and WW2. (Amazing work)
Many have forgotten this war, but here in the land downunder its remembered as the last time Australians and New Zealanders fought side by side under British command.
They would do so again in Vietnam, but in small numbers and not under British command
The 2 Volume Official History of Australia's involvement in the Conflict (Australian War Memorial) is a great read!
Canadians too (in Korea, not Vietnam.) Add in the US support elements and 27 Brigade really had everything.
Side-by-side might not be entirely the right words though - the New Zealanders sent artillery, while Australia sent infantry.
it's a nice touch to use a Korean folk song(arirang) for the first 30 seconds of the video.
I can’t wait for the special MASH episode.
As I said under the other trailer for the Korean War channel on the WW2 channel a while ago:
It's a shame to see humanity go down the road to war so soon after the tragedy that was WW2.
That part of the world never really stopped fighting. After WW2 the Chinese civil war continued, then about 6 months after it ended the Korean war started.
@@bluesteel8376 On top of that, just after WW2 ended, the Vietnam War started, and would effectively continue on until 1975.
@@bluesteel8376Fighting on the Mainland only really ended by December 1950 (the liberation of Hainan Island and Xikang (encompassing today’s western Sichuan and eastern 1/6 of Tibet Autonomous Region)) and that’s not even getting into the Tibet problem.
Thank you all so much for this, our forefathers history deserves to be more well known by their sons and daughters
Korea was more than most people think.
There's a lot to cover!
I am here for the very start
Having visited South Korea and Panmunjom several years ago, will be very interested in the coverage of the Korean War by the team starting on June 25th!
We are excited too!
Stoked and excited to learn!!! From covering Baseball, WW1,WW2 and now this we are truly in good times :)
Omg somebody else knows about sunday baseball
We've got some oldtimers over here😂
Baseball? Been a long time since then!
- Jake
Man I miss Sunday Baseball. War is truly hell.
I’m so excited. You guys are truly the best out there
Hardly learned anything about this war in school, can't wait to get to know it better,
In Poland we know little about this war. And Korea has been our significant trading partner for decades, it will be worth learning more.
Well, at the time your government was aligned with... the other side. So glad we're on the same side now!
@@yes_head Yes, we will even have tanks from you :)
Really looking forward to it, thanks Indy & crew!
Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry - Battle of Kapyong, Apr 1951
‘First In The Field’
Looking fowards to another excellent series!
Looking forward to this series!
This going to be so good. Especially coming back from a rotation in ROK. Got to see the DMZ and it was pitch black to the north at night.
When I was there in 89.
The NK side had propaganda signs lit up at night all over the hills facing south
Along with incessant loudspeakers playing music and NK soap operas
We always thought please turn that off until they did.
One night they cut the music about 2am.
After 15 minutes it was so eeiry we all wanted it back on.
They left it off for about 2 hours.
Really excited for this one. Having done two tours in South Korea, I've grown to really love the Korean people, and I'm really excited to learn more about the ROK Army and the beginnings of how it became the fighting force that it is today.
A weird country. Starting from one of the poorest to one of the wealthiest countries, and heading to the verge of extinction solely because of birth rate. I truly wish Indy and his team would view this forgotten war as cold as possible. Support from South Korea. :)
Respect from Pakistan. I know people who are in business of imports like Electronics,cars etc and speak highly of South Korea
Yes, and it all has happened in the lifespan of my father. He was 5 years old when the war broke out and was nearly starved to death. He missed first two years of school at the tail end of war and then couldn't afford to go to university. A few decades later, he enjoyed a middle class life with stable income and two children. His two children have all together a grand total of one child. We might have survived the war, but are self-destruct with low birth-rate.
@@zainmudassir2964 As from here, your countries engineering and mathematics skills are well renowned and respected. I hope we all withstand these hard times. :D
@@PurpleCat9794 It’s so depressing the reason why we are heading that way is mainly because of way of peoples thinking. We are chocking ourselves.
The birth rate is low because people are too busy. South Korea's youth is one of the most overworked in the world. What's the point of being wealthy if you can't enjoy it
Forgotten no longer!
Always had a soft spot in my heart for this war. So modern in so many ways, yet so old in others.
The battle of Chosin Reservoir might be the most terrible battle that US troops ever fought, and so few people aside from Marines talk about it! Some guys were literally marching on blocks of ice formed from sweat pooling in their boots. It was an outright defeat where the only victory to be found was in survival. Strange as it might be to say, I'm really excited to see this conflict get covered by you guys.
Yes. Plus I love your username! Few know of it, perhaps because it was such a terrible battlefield defeat. However, rest assured that all the Army infantry officers I served with in the ‘80s and ‘90s, not just those who did a Korea tour, knew about Chosin. And Task Force Smith. Chosin was brutal even without the spectacularly-deadly weather conditions. It was nearly a rout. I had the honor of once meeting some of the Marines and US Army soldiers that fought and suffered there. I myself had a great year on the DMZ and we had some excellent staff walks on the terrain of battles fought in that “Police Action.”
@@spamsucksspam hmm. Was it really a terrible defeat? they fought bravely agaist a numerically superior enemy and successfully pulled off a dunkirk-style evacuation while rescuing refugees in the process.
@@가니메데yeah that’s still a defeat lol. There’s no measure for bravery. You pulled back and ceded the battlefield to the enemy. That’s a defeat.
@@가니메데 Maybe I should expand on what I mean by 'terrible battle' and 'outright defeat'.
With terrible I am mostly referring to the conditions the battle was fought and not so much the outcome. They have very, very cold and wet winters in Korea, particularly in the mountains in the North. This paired with, and boy is this some deja vu, a lack of appropriate cold weather equipment for the Americans made it so that they suffered high attrition from frostbite and pneumonia on top of having to fight an enemy 4 times their strength.
As for 'outright defeat', nearly 8000 non battle casualties, 1000 killed, 4500 wounded, 4800 missing, being driven from their positions, having to leave a significant amount of wounded behind, leaving the enemy in command of the field, AND that particular 'field' being the high water mark of the UN advance into North Korea.. I don't think they could have been defeated more soundly outside of the entire force being destroyed or captured. The Battle of Chosin Reservoir was the literal turning point of the Korean war's second phase and marks the beginning of its third. So yeah
I cant wait to learn more about this conflict.
Really looking forward to TimeGhost taking on the Korean War!
Remembering 77 Sqn Royal Australian Air Force, led by Wing Commander Lou Spence, on July 2nd 1950, they flew the first ground support operations over Korea, becoming the first British Commonwealth and United Nations unit to see action in the Korean War.
Australia was the second nation behind the U.S. to commit forces from all service arms in defence of the RoK.
looking forward to this one... from 🇵🇭
Fantastic trailer, wonder how it will end? ;) Fan of your work for last 10 years!
Does anyone else hear "Suicide is Painless" when Korean War footage plays?
No. Both as a movie and a TV series, _M*A*S*H_ was far more a commentary on Vietnam than it was about the Korean War it was ostensibly set in. Thinking of _M*A*S*H_ as being representative of the Korean War is like thinking of _Hogan's Heroes_ as representative of WW2 or _F Troop_ as representative of the Indian Wars.
@@ernestcline2868 True, but I wasn't being literal. I once asked a veteran, "Did you meet Trapper, Hawkeye, or BJ in Korea?' He just joked back, "No, but the doctors I did meet were just as crazy."
So excited for this Indy, thanks to you and yours for the insight!
Thank you Indy and all team for continuing this wonderful work of history blast.
And thank you for the comment!
M.A.S.H.showed us a comedic side, now Indy shows us how it was beyond that. Also, I love hearing Indy say his name followed by ‘This is Sabaton history.’ Soon it’ll be there Korean War.
So, since I don't think it ever got a real war-ending treaty, this channel is going to have several decades of lifespan, then? :) Looking forward to it!
There was an armistice. Everyone signed it except South Korea, who still refuse to sign it to this day.
Really excited... We Go Together.
All suffused with an incandescent glow.
When the air becomes uraneous we will all go simultaneous.
We will all go together when we go.
I'm so, so happy to be watching Indy Neidell again.
I found your WW2 channel quite recently and absolutely fell in love with the format and overall quality of the content! So excited to be here from the start!
So excited for this series 🎉🎉
I hope you do a special walk thru the Korean War Memorial at the National Mall in DC. It's incredible.
Spent a year on the Peninsula from 1997-1998, platoon sergeant at Camp Humphreys near Pyongtaek. Toughest duty short of combat I've ever had, 100-hour work weeks, physical and mental exhaustion, and that was without anybody shooting at me. Very much looking forward to this series.
Thank you for the series!!!
Oh hell yeah. More history
Indeed!
My Grandfather was in the Army for this conflict and was wounded twice(2 purple hearts)....I will watch this with much reverence to remember him and all of the fallen soldiers of the "Forgotten War!" May they all RIP.
During this war my dad served on destroyers getting blown up by mines, and my wife's dad was freezing his butt off in the Army. We are definitely grateful that this conflict is getting the coverage it deserves by Indy and the entire crew. Can't wait!
So excited!
My great grandfather was in WW2 Korea and Vietnam. In Korea he got lost behind enemy lines for 2 weeks living off of nothing but rice that he stole. After the war he never had rive ever again.
My dad was drafted in 1944 after graduating high school, serving as an Army cook, getting out in 1948 after marrying my mother. (They met at a USO club in Baltimore.) To get some extra money and some electronics training he joined the Air Force Reserve in 1949 and was called up for Korea, serving at MacDill AFB. While he was fortunate to not be sent overseas in either war, I will always honor his service (and the USO that brought my parents together).
I met a Korean War veteran at a museum and he told me his story, one of the most memorable things in my life.
Amazing trailer! So hyped!
Cant wait ti start this journey from the beginning.
We can't wait to get started!
This is going to be an incredible journey through history. Can't wait!
Let's go!
The Timeghost army marches on!
Yay! I am so psyched that you guys are doing this again! I was very late to the game, and finished binge watching The Great War last week...for the second time! 🎉
this trailer gives me goosebumps. Well done. Ready to start watching this series.
The jet age started in the korean war
I am excited to learn
Great!
Indy lookin very dapper in that suit
This is trippy and ominous. I love it. Fantastic trailer! Loving the series so far!!!
I made friends with a guy who was a tanker in Korea, he was a regular at a restaurant I used to go to in my hometown and we were buddies. I remember him telling me one time around Christmas or thanksgiving that they were given crates of Turkeys that were frozen from 1945 to eat for the holiday.
I'm super excited!
So many people seem to ignore the significance of the Korean War. Looking forward to the coverage
Great to see this war covered, it's one that I personally have far too bad knowledge about so will be great to follow along.
What a sharp dressed man
Glad you are doing this. I did my master's thesis on the Korean War. It's good to see that it's getting some attention in the public history world.
This war is one of the most underrated events in modern history, yet it was crucial for tbe history of the region.
I'm looking forward to this one 😄
So are we!
@@TheKoreanWarbyIndyNeidell yay!
Very interested. I probably know the least about this war out of all major 20th century wars
yep same
Growing up I've always heard it referred to as the forgotten war.
Great job looking forward to seeing this
I'm sure this one will end conclusively with no future implications
Excited!
Mate, the 1950s suit is 100% on point.
Looking forward to it!
Looking forward to it. It's good to see proper attention for forgotten wars.
I think people underestimate how bloody the Cold War actually was, considering all the proxy and intrastate conflicts that the period entailed. Millions of people died, especially in Asia and Africa. And then there's all the aftershock, from Yugoslavia to Indonesia to Iraq. We're probably only now ending this period of conflict, and there's still many unresolved geopolitical issues which stem from Cold War era politics.
This one’ll be over by Christmas time boys
“Through early morning fog I see
Visions of the things to be
The pains that are withheld for me
I realize and I can see….”
I can't wait!
Looking forward to the coverage
Great!
Sadly this war is completely forgotten in Belgium, except for a small monument for the fallen in the city of sint niklaas. I learned about it, because my late grandfather was paratrooper who received his training from korea veterans.
I'm very happy to have found this channel. I tried to learn about this topic through Zack Twamley. While he seemed very knowledgeable about the Korean War, he is also an extremely dry orator. Subscribing.
I'm taking a moment here to say that I respect and appreciate the content. But, man what kind of herculean work schedule are you guys on?
I'm curious to see your take on this war. MacArther was quite the character to put it lightly.
Really looking foward to this.
as a having and living historical korean, thanks to makeing a korean war vidios on big channals 🙏 even in a korea war is Not over yet, it just paused however koreans believe peaceful nomal days are keep goes on, it is true but warning and sense of crisis war is geting fade away is probleum, forgotted war even in main battlefild as a to me It is regrettable for this chance i hope lot more people including morden koreans are knew of korean war
Can't wait to watch.
Thanks.
Yea sir! Can’t wait🎉
Fantastic trailer, cannot wait for the series.
I hope you will be referencing “The Hidden History of the Korean War” by I. F. Stone.
The participants, the technology, and other particulars may differ, but... War. War never changes.
Indy, the trailer music is BAD-ASS! I love it!!!! Is it 2 Steps from Hell?
You can find the song names in the description!
- Jake
The wait is driving me crazy.
Ooh boy I almost missed this before it started
My grandfather ALMOST fought in Korea. He was at the docks ready to board a ship to Korea when there was a last-minute change of orders, he was sent to Newfoundland for additional training.
Man, Indy should have tried that jacket on before buying it
My Grandfather was a Marine heavy weapons specialist during the war. He carried a BAR and used 50 cals to recoiless rifles. He died when I was 14 years old. When I was little about 6 to 7 he would tell me his war stories. I think he did this because I was to young to understand the concept of what war was really like and it was a way for him to get it off his chest. Now that Im 23 the stories he told me were terrifying. I cant even begin to imagine the fear he felt and bravery he had to be able to survive. He lost alot of friends there sadly and never did his honor flights. I dont blame him not does my Dad. I sure do miss your grandpa Jack. Wish you were here so I could listen to more of your stories or just to talk.
I am looking forward to this, and more grimly to your future saga on the Vietnam War, which took my father
I hope there will be subtle references to the MASH tv show (or the movie).
😉
it would be so funny if the profile picture of this channel changed every week to the current borders of korea during that time
Damn... it does really feel like Korea has never got a break.