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It’d be cool to see more medieval and ancient stuff. I would love to see videos about the fall of Constantinople or siege of Vienna. Just a suggestion. Nice videos btw!
Yeah, the phrase "deadly threat" is doing a lot of lifting here. Looks like the worse they could do is cyberattacks and covert operations against South Korea. Even during the Korean War, when their military was modern and actually capable of winning prolonged conflict, American troops were basically farming NK and Chinese soldiers for XP.
from the recent parades of North Korean Military, it is clear that they got their gear from China, China must have aided them in many aspect of military matters, even though PRC and NK's relationship is not as close as many people think, NK serve as an indepth bulwark against American forces in the south i also advise caution to those who want to underestimate NK, this is a highly defendable country with shitload of mountain range and they have dig up defenses, bunkers, air field and even arnament factories inside these mountains for decades, their people are composed of millions of indoctrinated fanatics that already receive mandatory 10 year military service, making them the most militaristic country on the planet and they have nuke.
You are no better than those that underestimate NK because you misinform people just like them by discussing NK despite being uninformed about NK. Equipment shown at recent parades in NK are manufactured by NK because they have heavy Industries to do so with over 50 years of investment in those.
Fun fact: the decision on where to divide Korea was reached in about 30 minutes by two US staff officers who had no knowledge of Korea (future Kennedy Secstate Dean Rusk was one of them). They were shown Seoul on a map, told “this is the capital, pick a line that makes sure we get that” and sent to work.
@@imperson7005 so juat give up the capital or try to get more or less land? Cutting the country in hald like it was the only choice , not sure where the other guy got his disinformstion from. The kept the line because there was no alternative.
@@imperson7005 It was never intended to be a permanent division into two countries, just a joint occupation by the US and Soviet Union, just like in Germany. And it went about as well as in Germany :D
The way North Korea's economy has been, the KPA are likely a glass cannon who will find out the hard way they can't eat expended brass and empty rocket racks.
North Korean special forces are believed to have traveled to Syria to assist in the Assad regime in their civil war. I’m surprised you didn’t mention it.
@@stevenbaksh5545 They are protecting an ally that could help them with any disputes in the Middle East. Also, sending special forces there allows the soldiers to gain combat experience they could use in a potential conflict with the south.
@@caseclosed9342 I don't see what disputes they would have in the Middle East North Korea is a small country they can't import nor export goods so easily to countries so far away from its borders I am sure they do some business but I highly doubt it's on a large scale at least since 2011. Well the combat experience yes I can see that
The thing that worries me about their SF community is that yes, they are very behind in equipment, but they HAVE seen combat, (N. Korea lends them out to other dictators) and combat experience is everything on the battle field.
Yes, a defensive military, that's 95% of militaries around the world. Impirial militaries designed to constantly invade other countries are the exception, not the rule.
i see a country with nukes that hasn’t used them, that’s been under constant threat since declaring its sovereignty. the united states could never be so reserved.
No, we signed a treaty on vietnam and dropped our forces too 10,000 north Vietnamese broke the treaty and invaded, vietnam war should that if you let bureaucrats run a war you get Vietnam and afghan, afghan is a full retreat and the biden administration telling the military to not engage and run away, again prime example why bureaucrats should not run wars.
Not the same. US didn’t lose to the Taliban and we were basically a security force for south Vietnam. North Korea only exists because of the evil empire of China.
the only person in this comment section with a brain, jesus. so many people here think that having old military tech makes you incompetent i guess. they’ve already fought us off once after we obliterated the nation with bombing.
The U.S. military decimated Afghanistan. The problem was trying to occupy it for 20 years without annexing it or making any investments into stabilizing the area.
Remember Red Dawn not the 1984 Movie where the Soviets Latino Americans invaded the United States no the 2012 the one with Chris Hemsworth before Thor where it was originally going to have the Chinese invaded but MGM was afraid that China won't release it there so they change it to North Korea like an army that is more build on Defend than Attack ❤😂😂😂❤😅😅
Kinda hated when the Hollywood doesn't have the balls to do that At least the game industries weren't like that, for example; COD BO2 and BF4, but then since Xi Jinping's rise to power, they're just the same
North Korea trying to intimidate Japan: “We have nukes, we could obliterate you easily.” Japan: “We have nuclear powered mech suits with flight capabilities. So, we’ll see about that.”
Japanese mech soldiers flying in the distance to engage the NK military: HAHA LOOK AT THESE MALNOURISHED PEOPLE WITH AKMs AHAHAHA The WW2 survivor Japanese Grandma seeing a Hundred Suns: HOLY FU-
i dont trust this channel to be objective about that subject. about how the CIA organized and funded the military junta in Greece, how they made them stage the coup in Cyprus, and finally how NATO doesnt care about the people of Cyprus that have half their island illegally occupied for decades, because Turkey is in NATO so the americans will never oppose them. this channel is extremely pro-USA and pro-NATO to ever say such things.
The T-34s are probably just used for parades like what Russia does with its own or used for training purposes. They could also be used as decoys for bombs and missiles like what Yugoslavia did with its T34s and some of its old T-55s. Obviously a T-34/85 could get every possible upgrade and still get curb-stomped in frontline combat, but they might fare a little better in various rear echelon roles which would free up the KPA's better tanks for the front.
They can also be used in defensive structures like we saw russia do with its defensive belts in Ukraine. In this case, they would be no more than static armored turrets.
Tanks are tanks. Even if they can't match the modern MBTs, they can do harm to infantry and do long range harm, as far the optics and numbers hold, that is...
@@PrograError Outdated hardware has many problems before you even start comparing to modern. Rusted metal, failed mechanisms, no replacement parts, lost documentation.
China wants NK to be above the lifeline but not powerful enough to attack their neighbors and create instabilities. Russia on the other hand would have traded with NK for shells. The goal of Russia now is to create as many chaos in the world as possible to stretch thin US resources.
They can't. But maybe they don't need to. Their strategy could be like Taiwan's in the case of an invasion by the PLA. "They may be superior in terms of technology and overall strength, but we'll make them pay dearly for every inch of ground they take." North Korea's been at war for 70+ years. Underestimating them would be a grave mistake.
@@affablesage9582 in fairness it’s probably not their highest priority at the moment. That would be ensuring their population has as little freedom and human rights as possible.
North Korea's threat is pure fiction, the US has 15 permanent military bases in the South including the brand new Camp Humphreys, finished in 2020, that, with its 45,000 population, is the biggest base outside the US. It sits at about 50 miles from the DMZ and strangely, it looks towards China. In 1945 the US never left the South while the Soviets refused to occupy the North, as the U$S was hoping they would. The people of the South were totally against their country split in two, the US' puppet leader, a Korean living in the US no one knew in Korea and the CIA/US military presence in their country. There were huge manifestations in the South but the police shot many of them, soon after the US massacred a crowd of civilians and other horrors, and the revolt was crushed. The CIA convinced the South army to perpetrate incursions in the North, causing little damage but causing the North to eventually retaliate, and that's when they invaded the South, with the hope of reuniting their country which had been cut in two against their will, as in Vietnam, by a US intervention, as in Vietnam, to project their power in the Asia-Pacific part of the world and to confront communists that didn't really exist, as in Vietnam, committing horrific crimes against the local populations including bio-warfare, carpet bombing, the deliberate targeting of civilian populations and using chemicals, like agent orange in Vietnam, to destroy food crops. At least one third of the people in the North died in horrible pain, bitten by infected insects dropped by the US, never knowing what was happening to them. That trick had been learned from the Japanese scientists of Unit 731 who were given immunity at the end of the war in exchange for their reports of experiments on the Chinese people. Then, in the 90s Clinton (Madeleine Albright) had finally made a deal with the North, the elimination of their nuclear program against food, seeds and oil. The achievement was exceptional and an era of peace seemed like possible but when G. W. Bush stole the election and became president, he cancelled everything and stated that North Korea was part of the axis of evil. Of course the N. Koreans knew they would have to defend themselves against US attacks on the ground but mostly in the media so they restarted their nuclear program... probably and they began making test with their pathetic missile system, incapable of hitting anything, anywhere but when the media announces that NK has launched another missile threatening the whole world, they always forget to mention that most tests were complete failures. With their military gear so old and rusted that it is unusable, NK is no threat to no one but the US needs those bases, so they need a reason, a scapegoat to keep them there and a country that no one knows anything about is perfect, the lies can go on and never be debunked. What the US has done in both Koreas is hard to believe, and the international war crimes tribunal has again impressed the whole world by its inability to say or do anything about it.
Wow well said I just think you should have added Kim il Sung was also a Soviet puppet who went rogue in the USSR's eyes. The man who fought for Korean independence through peaceful means in northern Korea is all about forgotten these days his name is Cho Man Sik he was a Korean nationalist but he was silenced by the USSR and later quietly killed maybe by Kim sometime in late 1950
if anyone is interested, a good book on the subject of North korea'sarmed Forces is the book written by the guys at the Oryx blog, called " The Armed forces of north Korea: On the Path of Songun. it has a lot of pictures and illustrations and it is chock full of updated info
Aside from their nukes, KPA is a paper tiger. Its even possible that a few US SSBNs could pulverize most of NK nuclear arsenal, while left over rockets would be intercepted by US ships.
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After watching tons of videos about WWII, both Germany and Japan, although both swift and devastating in early offensive, they quickly ran into supply issues for their war machine- food, oil / fuel and general military necessities, they also had to deal with terrible leadership when determining what's needed to win battles.... it'll be history repeating itself , just like WWII !
The main problem is as you mentioned the artillery.Seoul is just too close to the dmz,and it can inflict terrible casualties.In other words, this is a complete stalemate and it ll remain so for a long time.
I think you're forgetting that seoul may be the south's capital but it holds no strategic value in the long run. If you're stupid enough to waste shells on civilian targets, which is a war crime by the way, while the rest of your military get taken out simultaneously you end up the loser. Remember taking a capital is a major power move but it's not that simple anymore especially because the south wouldn't just roll over after that because if you know anything about humanity you can kill my military personnel and damage my equipment and my pride but as soon as you incorporate civilians into the fold and cause massive civilian casualties you better bet you're in for the bloodiest war you have ever fought. It's a good thing that the north isn't stupid enough to try yet because I'm going to have to deal with the paperwork because by the time everything ends I'll probably be old enough to take office somewhere 😂
very fabulous video my sister tragically and sadly passed away but she said to me to be happy for her and not be depressed for her and this made me happy thank you griffin
Not clever. Just shows ignorance about hermit crabs. All hermit crabs have claws. Some with one larger than the other that they use for a door (operculum).
Summary of video: Does North Korea rely heavily on Cold War era equipment and have numerous issues like logistics and lack of food yes. Would a war with North Korea mean one of the deadliest and most costly wars in human history? Yeah... It would.
I immediately thought that something was wrong in this video because of the NK soldier in the thumbnail with camouflage, helmet and modern stuff instead of a guy who only has an AKM, cap and a uniform
If you listen to any North Korean military personal who escaped the country and then was informed about America’s military capabilities, they all say without a doubt, North Korea wouid get decimated, lack of fuel, lack of food, etc, lack of spare parts, maintenance and logistics wouid be devastating in a actual war, once Air supremacy is established, it’s gonna be a long day for the North Koreans
@@IceAxe1940Not really a good example since the forces in Vietnam and Afghanistan were irregular militias using guerrilla tactics rather than a professional standing army like North Korea’s.
@@IceAxe1940 the North Korean army is more comparable to Saddam's Iraq, which if you remember history, was utterly steamrolled with minimal US casualties, the North Korean population isn't dedicated enough to their leader to wage mass insurgency, nor would they have the funds or backing to do so
@@ohnoes3084 in 2020 north korea established a dead hand system which mean even if they get wiped out , nuclear weapons will launch automatically from underground and undersea so you can say good by to anime and kpop alongside hollywood california and if it was comparable to sadam the us would invade already after the ussr collapse , so why they didn't win the korean war , america is scary only to poor african and latin american countries
The delta v on the latest launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles show easily that they can hit North America most anywhere just because they went past Japan and landed they went hundreds of thousands of miles in the air and the missle has enough delta v to hit most northern west states
Somehow it is clear that it is very much impossible for people to actually invest actual effort into research of North Korea and consequently spread misinformation willingly or unknowingly. T-34 is not operated by Korean People's Army anymore for decades, those that worked were used as training vehicles under Worker-Peasant Red Guards that is militia are retired decade ago. Those T-62 main battle tanks are domestically made Chonma-ho, many received extensive modernization such as new turret design with digital fire control system and possibly 125mm cannon. Standard assault rifle is AK-74 clone with many variants that are modern and one being illustrated as icon under outdated equipment has 120-150 round helical magazine with folding stock. Problem with representation of Worker-Peasant Red Guards is that their standard rifle is Type-88 that is AK-74 and not AK-47 that is not their primary rifle for front line of WPRG militia force. WPRG has access to Bulsae-4M and Bulsae-5 laser beam riding anti tank guided missiles with latter being 9M133 Kornet clone that can penetrate South Korean premier MBT K2 Black Panther. Former is derivative of 9M111/9M113 with same operating principle as 9M133 with former much lighter and portable than latter, can penetrate front of K1A1 along side armor of K2 MBT. There is no hard evidence of any kind besides speculation that North Korea would target civilian population of South Korea rather than military infrastructure, its behavior is proof they won't. Their sappers/commando's that infiltrated South Korea in 1960's and 1970's targeted solely military, same whenever there were border conflict at DMZ and yellow/west sea in 1990-2010's. Anyone stating otherwise is gullible or outright intentionally dishonest, even assassination of Kim Jong-nam half brother of Kim Jong-un had no collateral deaths due to given instructions. MiG-15 is least numerous jet in KPA Air Force and only trainer variant is used while its able to maintain and produce spare parts for MiG-19 / J-6 with some upgraded with extra hardpoints. North Korea is developing new air to air missiles for their aircraft from heat seeking along radar guided type along manufacturing of unmanned combat vehicles comparable to MQ-9 Reaper. Another is domestic production of Pon'gae-5 surface to air missile complex comparable to S-300PMU2 along development of Pon'gae-6 that is analogue to S-400 which will replace S-200. KPA Naval Force operates coastal defense missile systems with anti ship cruise missiles comparable to Kh-35U though newer variants may have considerably greater range than Kh-35U. Assertion that its surface capabilities are non-existent is outright false due to new ships being built and launched every year and their ASCM are same as ASCM as used on their CDMS. Along frigates that can launch land attack cruise missiles of same type as strategic force with range of 1500 to 2000 kilometers with anti ship capability not being ruled out as possibility. This whole narrative of entire KPA being outdated relies on omission of inconvenient facts for the narrative as it has modern military hardware in its arsenal some of which I already mentioned. To add onto list they have self propelled howitzer comparable to South Korean K9A1, fire-and-forget ATGM clones of both AGM-144 Hellfire and Spike NLOS that is non-line-of-sight munition. They have guided rockets of 240mm, 300mm and 600mm caliber with 100km, 200km and 400km range respectively, also tactical close range ballistic missiles analogue to MGM-140 ATACMS. North Korea not only exported conventional artillery shells as they also exported short range aero ballistic missiles such as Hwasong-11Ga that is analogue to Russian 9K720 Iskander. They put into service road mobile Hwasong-18 solid fuel intercontinental ballistic missile analogue to Russian Topol-M ICBM and greater performance than American LGM-30 Minuteman. They have capability to on their own insert satellites into low earth orbit that can maneuver thus extent operational time in orbit before it inevitable reenters earths atmosphere due to altitude. Their most modern MBT has longer cannon barrel than T-90 and T-14 Armata by roughly a meter along has active protection system just as latter hence it is nothing to sneeze at even for K2. I could go on and on as to what video by TheArmchairHistorian missed out on or has intentionally omitted or straight up lied about on military capabilities that North Korea has.
Longer barrel on a mbt doesn’t mean anything lol.Also the active protection system can’t be any better then the garbage that the Russian mbts have right now
If that was the case then Leopard 2 would not have went from 44 caliber length to 55 that was done to improve performance of it's APFSDS ammunition. You clearly are uneducated on topic as only APS used during Russo-Ukrainian war are jammers, not kinetic such as on T-14 Armata nor one that codenamed M2020 by USA for newest NK MBT. Or do you think also such kind of APS is bad in general including on American MBTs with latest variant of M1 Abrams?
Completely disagree on your assestment of North Korea's military capability being significantly inferior to South Korea's. A strong economy does not mean a strong army, nor the industrial capacity to sustain high-intensity combat operations.
South korea fields F-35s. North korea fields MIG-15s. South Korea fields modern western tanks. North Korea field T-34s and T-55s. South Korea fields homemade modern K2 Rifles, North Korea fields old hand-me-down chinese copies of the AK-47. I see a clear favourite here.
@@nicolaszenho NK fields neither T-34s nor T-55s. Air power does not win wars. How many 155mm rounds can SK produce in a year? are the south koreans willing to bear hundreds of thousands of casualties? the north koreans can.
@@paavali1896 "air power doesnt win wars" *looks at gulf war* also north korea definitely still uses the T-34, T-54 and T-55, or atleast it did until 2001
@@cramer4506legit though i think they were supposedly in the process of developing their nuclear program but still not a reason to invade it just kinda made the US look bad. Plus even though the leader of that nation at the time wasn't friendly with the United States it still isn't a reason to invade a problem before it becomes one I mean Russia is literally doing the same exact thing right now and we're giving them hell.😂 Plus they weren't a "terrorist" organization and I believe the nukes would have been more of a deterrent just like everyone else uses them for.
The DPRK has a complete domestic manufacturing industry with domestically produced military hardware. Most countries at that level could only produce small arms.
Anyone remember when the did an autopsy on one of the NK soldiers who defected and died during the journey and when they opened him up his chest cavity was literally full of parasites? That pretty much says it all.
I think you have the story mixed up, the man with more parasites than guts somehow managed to actually SURVIVE and drag himself across the DMZ, he’s actually recovering well and not only had a South Korean flag put in his room by his own request but admitted to a love of choco pies, getting a lifetime supply from the company itself
I really think how much the Korean people's army is a threat is really dependent on how loyal and fanatical the average person is. Japan during WWII really didn't have the best equipment either but they made up for it with fanatical resistance.
Listen to the Blowback season three podcast. It focuses exclusively on the Korean War, and the production quality is insane. They tell it from the perspective of both sides, unlike Armchair Historian who will undoubtedly vilify the North and ignore the crimes of the American occupation in the South.
Glad to have a non-bias video about KPA and North Korea, thanks Armchair :3 7:21 I can see you added their latest MBT (M-2020) but not their latest 155mm SPH. 10:00 you should take their Pongae-5/6 (equivalent with S-300/400) instead of S-125, which they didn’t have many. 10:17 recently they have 2 new Amnok-class missile corvettes - capable of launching long-range nuclear-armed cruise missiles, as long as some new VSVs, anti-sub corvettes and fast attack crafts. All of them are parts of KJU’s ambitious program to “bolstering the navy” focusing on nuclear-powered submarines and other nuclear-armed assets.
@@minhmeo9506again, all the sources are Western. would you trust a criminal court process if only one side was heard? i've got a history degree, but i dont pretend to know enough about times and places for which i dont have enough sources. this guy just wants to keep producing content, because he makes money from this, he doesnt care about the correct academic process.
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It’d be cool to see more medieval and ancient stuff. I would love to see videos about the fall of Constantinople or siege of Vienna. Just a suggestion.
Nice videos btw!
Okay
Wow
Make a vid bout ESTONIAN MODERN MILITARY
syfu stop trying to sell dumb stuff and we knew you woukd be back all that big bad talk about leaving youtube yet here you are
The animations have gotten SO GOOD!!!
Agreed. Griffin and the team have really been improving
It's not related, but I love your username, lol
Agreed
Yep
I love that the video is called modern military but literally most of the North Korean armed forces comprises old soviet equipment.
Yeah, the phrase "deadly threat" is doing a lot of lifting here. Looks like the worse they could do is cyberattacks and covert operations against South Korea. Even during the Korean War, when their military was modern and actually capable of winning prolonged conflict, American troops were basically farming NK and Chinese soldiers for XP.
@@Dada-rh1xsyes but those shells are old and of very very poor qaulity, most of the time they dont fire
@@Soupcup8993Most of the time they DO fire, that complete bullsh*t. 😂
@@Dada-rh1xs rust. Wet powder. Expired primer.
That’s just the information we have from the Korean War 🤷🏾♂️ they very much likely have modern Chinese and Russian equipment
That was one helluva opening animation. Amazing work, glad to see your animators having fun with it!
We did!
Was essentially going to comment the same thing.
For anyone wondering the Korean name of the "Worker-Peasant Red Guard", it's "로동적위대". Literally translating to Laborer's Red Guard
That seems like a better translation to me.
It's "로농적위대" and it absolutely can be literally translated to Worker-Peasant Red Guard in English
어 그래. 한국어를 알라?
Basically the volksturm of north korea
Imagine being a North Korean MiG-15 pilot and being told you gotta take on a South Korean F-35 💀
War Thunder moment?
south korean bee*
You’re assuming the DPRK pilots would be told the truth of how fucked they are.
Those dang up-tier battles man@@mizan-mq3me
@@MaxwellAerialPhotography🤡
from the recent parades of North Korean Military, it is clear that they got their gear from China, China must have aided them in many aspect of military matters, even though PRC and NK's relationship is not as close as many people think, NK serve as an indepth bulwark against American forces in the south
i also advise caution to those who want to underestimate NK, this is a highly defendable country with shitload of mountain range and they have dig up defenses, bunkers, air field and even arnament factories inside these mountains for decades, their people are composed of millions of indoctrinated fanatics that already receive mandatory 10 year military service, making them the most militaristic country on the planet and they have nuke.
People will always underestimate their enemies, especially North Korea. It’s ridiculous
North Korea is the most shut off country in the world. It's people have no choice but to believe whatever they are forced to believe.
You are no better than those that underestimate NK because you misinform people just like them by discussing NK despite being uninformed about NK.
Equipment shown at recent parades in NK are manufactured by NK because they have heavy Industries to do so with over 50 years of investment in those.
To be fair trying not to snigger at militaries which goose step is nigh on impossible
@@agramarten does it matter? The moment nk goes to war china will supply them with equipment.
Fun fact: the decision on where to divide Korea was reached in about 30 minutes by two US staff officers who had no knowledge of Korea (future Kennedy Secstate Dean Rusk was one of them). They were shown Seoul on a map, told “this is the capital, pick a line that makes sure we get that” and sent to work.
And the Soviets agreed to that
@@stevenbaksh5545 did no one find that suspicious?? Did people in the 20th century not question anything???
@imperson7005 korea was not really important, so no one really cared.
@@imperson7005 so juat give up the capital or try to get more or less land? Cutting the country in hald like it was the only choice , not sure where the other guy got his disinformstion from. The kept the line because there was no alternative.
@@imperson7005 It was never intended to be a permanent division into two countries, just a joint occupation by the US and Soviet Union, just like in Germany. And it went about as well as in Germany :D
Making that saw name ''Great Idea'' at that scene was a very GREAT IDEA 0:30
The british inventing funny lines so people can fight over theme
@@JohnyBurningson Thats a clever move for them. I guess brits know to divide, yum and conquer countrys :D
Dude that cracked me up instantly.
The military probably needs FOOD.
"An Army marches on its stomach."
-Napoleon Bonaparte.
@@GarudaLeader
"Roundworms march in my stomach"
- North Korean soldier
The way North Korea's economy has been, the KPA are likely a glass cannon who will find out the hard way they can't eat expended brass and empty rocket racks.
They already have food
China can provide.
Can you make the South Korean Modern Army.
I think there is a video about that already
@@rabbid9778 That about a Korean War.
@@thenewongoam2486 I believe where you place "." you mean to place "?"
I think there is an Army already called that, and besides i think the merch store alone is not enough to fund a national army 😔
Nice
North Korean special forces are believed to have traveled to Syria to assist in the Assad regime in their civil war. I’m surprised you didn’t mention it.
What does North Korea gain by helping Assad?
@@stevenbaksh5545 They are protecting an ally that could help them with any disputes in the Middle East. Also, sending special forces there allows the soldiers to gain combat experience they could use in a potential conflict with the south.
@@caseclosed9342 I don't see what disputes they would have in the Middle East North Korea is a small country they can't import nor export goods so easily to countries so far away from its borders I am sure they do some business but I highly doubt it's on a large scale at least since 2011. Well the combat experience yes I can see that
North korea also help trained hezbollah .this likely included hamas.
Source?
I sure hope this means we'll be getting a video on South Korea too! A comparison of their military uniforms would also be lit.
Well... S.Korea is pretty well covered...
@@PrograErrornot at all, the only thing is the Korean War
"Metal Slug!" Is What the intro is
The crab walking through the shadows to start the video got me crazy
It was fun to work on!
The thing that worries me about their SF community is that yes, they are very behind in equipment, but they HAVE seen combat, (N. Korea lends them out to other dictators) and combat experience is everything on the battle field.
So has the south????
Now I wish our history had giant hermit crabs people would ride like war elephants.
Now, do one on Luxembourg!
He usually likes making videos that are more than 30 seconds long
About what? Them having 6 whole rifles with 180 bullets in total?
@@khurramzafar And 4 A400M's .
@@davyman2000 They did send a mighty force of 40 soldiers to Korea
This would have to be a 7 hour series just to cover the foundation of the world's most powerful state, the rest of the topic would be weeks long
just a royal security force. To keep people in the country, and to ensure that liberating the North is not worth it for anybody.
Yes, a defensive military, that's 95% of militaries around the world. Impirial militaries designed to constantly invade other countries are the exception, not the rule.
i see a country with nukes that hasn’t used them, that’s been under constant threat since declaring its sovereignty. the united states could never be so reserved.
@@captaincritter1898 a deffensive one. And a prison guard one. That's also an exception. No other army exists to keep people IN their own country.
@@istvansipos9940do you amerigolems just blindly listen to yoemni park?
@@istvansipos9940 It really shows what you know about the DPRK, saying that its army solely exists to keep people inside the country...
Thank you for all your content!
very cool animations👍
Even though their equipment is outdated, we can't underestimate. We made that mistake in both Vietnam and Afghanistan.
No, we signed a treaty on vietnam and dropped our forces too 10,000 north Vietnamese broke the treaty and invaded, vietnam war should that if you let bureaucrats run a war you get Vietnam and afghan, afghan is a full retreat and the biden administration telling the military to not engage and run away, again prime example why bureaucrats should not run wars.
Not the same. US didn’t lose to the Taliban and we were basically a security force for south Vietnam. North Korea only exists because of the evil empire of China.
the only person in this comment section with a brain, jesus. so many people here think that having old military tech makes you incompetent i guess. they’ve already fought us off once after we obliterated the nation with bombing.
neither military losses.
The U.S. military decimated Afghanistan. The problem was trying to occupy it for 20 years without annexing it or making any investments into stabilizing the area.
The Crab at the beginning was a great hook, I love when the animators get to have fun with the video
Remember Red Dawn not the 1984 Movie where the Soviets Latino Americans invaded the United States no the 2012 the one with Chris Hemsworth before Thor where it was originally going to have the Chinese invaded but MGM was afraid that China won't release it there so they change it to North Korea like an army that is more build on Defend than Attack ❤😂😂😂❤😅😅
Kinda hated when the Hollywood doesn't have the balls to do that
At least the game industries weren't like that, for example; COD BO2 and BF4, but then since Xi Jinping's rise to power, they're just the same
The chinese in Battlefield 4, least in the DLC's, their trailers, were glorified, so theres that. @SiPakRubah
Wtf are you saying
He forgot to mention they were Cuban/Nicaraguan in the original 1984 version
I prefer Blue Dawn to Red Dawn. It works better on grease.
A video I needed that I didn’t know I needed.
9:57 That buzz and woody illustration had me rolling 🤣🤣🤣
The opening of this video is probably way more accurate with the hermit crab with heavy weapons to real life than we want to believe.
North Korea trying to intimidate Japan: “We have nukes, we could obliterate you easily.”
Japan: “We have nuclear powered mech suits with flight capabilities. So, we’ll see about that.”
the giant rx 78 standing in the background
**LIVE MECH REACTION**
Japan does have a well developed nuclear program, and a successful rocket program. I wonder what will happen if they ever decide to combine them
Japanese mech soldiers flying in the distance to engage the NK military: HAHA LOOK AT THESE MALNOURISHED PEOPLE WITH AKMs AHAHAHA
The WW2 survivor Japanese Grandma seeing a Hundred Suns: HOLY FU-
@@Keryaken133gimme a Zaku 1 with spikes knuckles
They may have outdated forces but the sheer number they have is the reason why they still exist.
The reason they still exist is because the Chinese want them to.
Why they exist is because it's a bit of a bother to try and wage war.
Armchair Historian has summoned the Armchair tankies
they are in their armchairs because they are too fat to be able to stand up.
Sir we lost the North Koreans to gooning
Source trust me bro.
Great videos as always.
Even though I am South Korean, I feel bad for the North Koreans too... But NOT for Kim Il Sung and his family.
Same, every time I see an interview with a north korean escapee, its hard to not cry for those people.
Interesting that you mention the MiG-15 still in service for the KPAAF but left out the IL-28, a bomber designed in the late 1940's
Video about Cyprus War(1974) could be nice.
@tyronic3497 Kings and Generals made a video about it but i like Armchairs animations.
i dont trust this channel to be objective about that subject. about how the CIA organized and funded the military junta in Greece, how they made them stage the coup in Cyprus, and finally how NATO doesnt care about the people of Cyprus that have half their island illegally occupied for decades, because Turkey is in NATO so the americans will never oppose them. this channel is extremely pro-USA and pro-NATO to ever say such things.
You should do different types of nuclear weapons in different countries
Thanks for the history.
The T-34s are probably just used for parades like what Russia does with its own or used for training purposes. They could also be used as decoys for bombs and missiles like what Yugoslavia did with its T34s and some of its old T-55s. Obviously a T-34/85 could get every possible upgrade and still get curb-stomped in frontline combat, but they might fare a little better in various rear echelon roles which would free up the KPA's better tanks for the front.
They can also be used in defensive structures like we saw russia do with its defensive belts in Ukraine. In this case, they would be no more than static armored turrets.
Tanks are tanks. Even if they can't match the modern MBTs, they can do harm to infantry and do long range harm, as far the optics and numbers hold, that is...
@@PrograError Outdated hardware has many problems before you even start comparing to modern. Rusted metal, failed mechanisms, no replacement parts, lost documentation.
@@PrograError Problem is the infantry have modern anti tank weapons
@@curedmeme29you dont even need the modern ones .its a t34, the old recoilless rifles would be more then enough
China is definitely supplying them with lots of gear
China wants NK to be above the lifeline but not powerful enough to attack their neighbors and create instabilities. Russia on the other hand would have traded with NK for shells. The goal of Russia now is to create as many chaos in the world as possible to stretch thin US resources.
Soviet Era military equipment
Thats not good😊@@desertstorm272
@NasimAhmed-yu6ucRussia is too busy sending all of it’s 1950s era tanks to Ukraine to do that
@@TremendousTristenyea dont forget about the hypersonic shovels that apparently kicking western equipment’s arses
💯💯💯WE IN THE HOOD WITH THIS ONE💯💯💯
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If your oldest fighter jets are older than the invention of the missile then you really need to consider modernizing.
They can't. But maybe they don't need to. Their strategy could be like Taiwan's in the case of an invasion by the PLA. "They may be superior in terms of technology and overall strength, but we'll make them pay dearly for every inch of ground they take." North Korea's been at war for 70+ years. Underestimating them would be a grave mistake.
@@affablesage9582 in fairness it’s probably not their highest priority at the moment. That would be ensuring their population has as little freedom and human rights as possible.
North Korea's threat is pure fiction, the US has 15 permanent military bases in the South including the brand new Camp Humphreys, finished in 2020, that, with its 45,000 population, is the biggest base outside the US. It sits at about 50 miles from the DMZ and strangely, it looks towards China. In 1945 the US never left the South while the Soviets refused to occupy the North, as the U$S was hoping they would. The people of the South were totally against their country split in two, the US' puppet leader, a Korean living in the US no one knew in Korea and the CIA/US military presence in their country. There were huge manifestations in the South but the police shot many of them, soon after the US massacred a crowd of civilians and other horrors, and the revolt was crushed.
The CIA convinced the South army to perpetrate incursions in the North, causing little damage but causing the North to eventually retaliate, and that's when they invaded the South, with the hope of reuniting their country which had been cut in two against their will, as in Vietnam, by a US intervention, as in Vietnam, to project their power in the Asia-Pacific part of the world and to confront communists that didn't really exist, as in Vietnam, committing horrific crimes against the local populations including bio-warfare, carpet bombing, the deliberate targeting of civilian populations and using chemicals, like agent orange in Vietnam, to destroy food crops. At least one third of the people in the North died in horrible pain, bitten by infected insects dropped by the US, never knowing what was happening to them. That trick had been learned from the Japanese scientists of Unit 731 who were given immunity at the end of the war in exchange for their reports of experiments on the Chinese people.
Then, in the 90s Clinton (Madeleine Albright) had finally made a deal with the North, the elimination of their nuclear program against food, seeds and oil. The achievement was exceptional and an era of peace seemed like possible but when G. W. Bush stole the election and became president, he cancelled everything and stated that North Korea was part of the axis of evil. Of course the N. Koreans knew they would have to defend themselves against US attacks on the ground but mostly in the media so they restarted their nuclear program... probably and they began making test with their pathetic missile system, incapable of hitting anything, anywhere but when the media announces that NK has launched another missile threatening the whole world, they always forget to mention that most tests were complete failures.
With their military gear so old and rusted that it is unusable, NK is no threat to no one but the US needs those bases, so they need a reason, a scapegoat to keep them there and a country that no one knows anything about is perfect, the lies can go on and never be debunked. What the US has done in both Koreas is hard to believe, and the international war crimes tribunal has again impressed the whole world by its inability to say or do anything about it.
Wow well said I just think you should have added Kim il Sung was also a Soviet puppet who went rogue in the USSR's eyes. The man who fought for Korean independence through peaceful means in northern Korea is all about forgotten these days his name is Cho Man Sik he was a Korean nationalist but he was silenced by the USSR and later quietly killed maybe by Kim sometime in late 1950
@@stevenbaksh5545 I am not aware of that, I will look into it, thank you. Cho Man Sik...
if anyone is interested, a good book on the subject of North
korea'sarmed Forces is the book written by the guys at the Oryx blog, called " The Armed forces of north Korea: On the Path of Songun. it has a lot of pictures and illustrations and it is chock full of updated info
Didn’t think a giant hermit crab would be so terrifying
Aside from their nukes, KPA is a paper tiger. Its even possible that a few US SSBNs could pulverize most of NK nuclear arsenal, while left over rockets would be intercepted by US ships.
Everything is a paper tiger until the US actually has to occupy the country
i like how he inserts some memes to break the tension of his vids
Note: since you are reading this.
Tomorrow Is ramadan and any muslim here i hope you have a good luck with fasting and for other Foreigners in here.
Have a nice day.
It's not a fun fact
@@mizan-mq3me i changed it but ok
@@ConquerousAzeez it's fine , sometime we make some mistake
I thought it was today haha. (I'm not a Muslim, but I'm gonna tell my Muslim classmate in case he forgot about it).
@@Earthsimulator143 now today is ramadan
After watching tons of videos about WWII, both Germany and Japan, although both swift and devastating in early offensive, they quickly ran into supply issues for their war machine- food, oil / fuel and general military necessities, they also had to deal with terrible leadership when determining what's needed to win battles.... it'll be history repeating itself , just like WWII !
The main problem is as you mentioned the artillery.Seoul is just too close to the dmz,and it can inflict terrible casualties.In other words, this is a complete stalemate and it ll remain so for a long time.
I think you're forgetting that seoul may be the south's capital but it holds no strategic value in the long run. If you're stupid enough to waste shells on civilian targets, which is a war crime by the way, while the rest of your military get taken out simultaneously you end up the loser. Remember taking a capital is a major power move but it's not that simple anymore especially because the south wouldn't just roll over after that because if you know anything about humanity you can kill my military personnel and damage my equipment and my pride but as soon as you incorporate civilians into the fold and cause massive civilian casualties you better bet you're in for the bloodiest war you have ever fought. It's a good thing that the north isn't stupid enough to try yet because I'm going to have to deal with the paperwork because by the time everything ends I'll probably be old enough to take office somewhere 😂
Loved your vids
very fabulous video my sister tragically and sadly passed away but she said to me to be happy for her and not be depressed for her and this made me happy thank you griffin
4:21 what’s that guy doing to his face that makes him so happy?
KPA mewing lmao.
North Korea in 2024 has the finest army of the 1970s
the fact that you don't how the 1970s look like amaze me
I love how this video was made before it was known you could defeat the North Koreans by just giving them unrestricted internet access
You should make a video talking about the current state of the Mexican army.
That would be interesting
You mean those guys that get paid off to stand there and look pretty 😍
0:21: “Even hermits can have claws”. Pretty clever.
Not clever. Just shows ignorance about hermit crabs. All hermit crabs have claws. Some with one larger than the other that they use for a door (operculum).
@@cannonball666”It seems I must educate some plebeians on the biological makeup of hermit crabs” 🤓👆
Summary of video: Does North Korea rely heavily on Cold War era equipment and have numerous issues like logistics and lack of food yes.
Would a war with North Korea mean one of the deadliest and most costly wars in human history? Yeah... It would.
Their equipment is old but doesn’t mean it can’t kill people
thank you for video!
holy crap this is a really well animated and well documented video im genuinely impressed
Great video
Love your channel! I wish that The History Channel hires you!
Could you do the modern Canadian military next?
Could barely call it a military at this point
@@insertsomethingfuni2617 yeah?
@@swissbeats2kyeah
As a south korean i can't express the words how i impressed, i wish they make South Korea's modern military video
Make an Iraqi military 1980s video. Bath’ist Iraq is rarely spoke on
He did one about the Iran Iraq war
@@vh1775 yeah I know but I’m this style.
I didn't expect a hermit crab in this video.
Nice seeing modern day topics ❤
10:59 it can launch 10 missiles and doesn’t have torpedoes
I'm surprised this video is longer than 2 minutes....
I immediately thought that something was wrong in this video because of the NK soldier in the thumbnail with camouflage, helmet and modern stuff instead of a guy who only has an AKM, cap and a uniform
They improved their uniform and gear drastically.
@@КомандаЛеви Yeah just I've never seen any northern korean military like that before.
@@radajradaj you can watch their parade for that. Actually recommend.
@@radajradaj The dress uniform is just that, a dress uniform. You can see KPA troops in combat gear during parades in particular.
Great video very cool animations
Wow, what a perfect way to blend in an ad around @2:40 😂
Sad though, it goes ay deeper than just information that you enter in online.
North Korea is just like 1984, but in real life! Good job George Orwell for predicting the future, accuratily!
💀💀💀💀
Juche Buzz and Woody are next level,
Self-proclaimed liberators of the world’s Toys
N. Korean Woody to Soviet Andy: So long, partner.
If you listen to any North Korean military personal who escaped the country and then was informed about America’s military capabilities, they all say without a doubt, North Korea wouid get decimated, lack of fuel, lack of food, etc, lack of spare parts, maintenance and logistics wouid be devastating in a actual war, once Air supremacy is established, it’s gonna be a long day for the North Koreans
Yea just like how Vietnam and Afghanistan got decimated by the U.S. oh wait.
@@IceAxe1940Not really a good example since the forces in Vietnam and Afghanistan were irregular militias using guerrilla tactics rather than a professional standing army like North Korea’s.
Irregular militias isn’t really a good description for the vietcong, but they still use guerilla tactics
@@IceAxe1940 the North Korean army is more comparable to Saddam's Iraq, which if you remember history, was utterly steamrolled with minimal US casualties, the North Korean population isn't dedicated enough to their leader to wage mass insurgency, nor would they have the funds or backing to do so
@@ohnoes3084 in 2020 north korea established a dead hand system which mean even if they get wiped out , nuclear weapons will launch automatically from underground and undersea so you can say good by to anime and kpop alongside hollywood california
and if it was comparable to sadam the us would invade already after the ussr collapse , so why they didn't win the korean war , america is scary only to poor african and latin american countries
The delta v on the latest launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles show easily that they can hit North America most anywhere just because they went past Japan and landed they went hundreds of thousands of miles in the air and the missle has enough delta v to hit most northern west states
Somehow it is clear that it is very much impossible for people to actually invest actual effort into research of North Korea and consequently spread misinformation willingly or unknowingly.
T-34 is not operated by Korean People's Army anymore for decades, those that worked were used as training vehicles under Worker-Peasant Red Guards that is militia are retired decade ago.
Those T-62 main battle tanks are domestically made Chonma-ho, many received extensive modernization such as new turret design with digital fire control system and possibly 125mm cannon.
Standard assault rifle is AK-74 clone with many variants that are modern and one being illustrated as icon under outdated equipment has 120-150 round helical magazine with folding stock.
Problem with representation of Worker-Peasant Red Guards is that their standard rifle is Type-88 that is AK-74 and not AK-47 that is not their primary rifle for front line of WPRG militia force.
WPRG has access to Bulsae-4M and Bulsae-5 laser beam riding anti tank guided missiles with latter being 9M133 Kornet clone that can penetrate South Korean premier MBT K2 Black Panther.
Former is derivative of 9M111/9M113 with same operating principle as 9M133 with former much lighter and portable than latter, can penetrate front of K1A1 along side armor of K2 MBT.
There is no hard evidence of any kind besides speculation that North Korea would target civilian population of South Korea rather than military infrastructure, its behavior is proof they won't.
Their sappers/commando's that infiltrated South Korea in 1960's and 1970's targeted solely military, same whenever there were border conflict at DMZ and yellow/west sea in 1990-2010's.
Anyone stating otherwise is gullible or outright intentionally dishonest, even assassination of Kim Jong-nam half brother of Kim Jong-un had no collateral deaths due to given instructions.
MiG-15 is least numerous jet in KPA Air Force and only trainer variant is used while its able to maintain and produce spare parts for MiG-19 / J-6 with some upgraded with extra hardpoints.
North Korea is developing new air to air missiles for their aircraft from heat seeking along radar guided type along manufacturing of unmanned combat vehicles comparable to MQ-9 Reaper.
Another is domestic production of Pon'gae-5 surface to air missile complex comparable to S-300PMU2 along development of Pon'gae-6 that is analogue to S-400 which will replace S-200.
KPA Naval Force operates coastal defense missile systems with anti ship cruise missiles comparable to Kh-35U though newer variants may have considerably greater range than Kh-35U.
Assertion that its surface capabilities are non-existent is outright false due to new ships being built and launched every year and their ASCM are same as ASCM as used on their CDMS.
Along frigates that can launch land attack cruise missiles of same type as strategic force with range of 1500 to 2000 kilometers with anti ship capability not being ruled out as possibility.
This whole narrative of entire KPA being outdated relies on omission of inconvenient facts for the narrative as it has modern military hardware in its arsenal some of which I already mentioned.
To add onto list they have self propelled howitzer comparable to South Korean K9A1, fire-and-forget ATGM clones of both AGM-144 Hellfire and Spike NLOS that is non-line-of-sight munition.
They have guided rockets of 240mm, 300mm and 600mm caliber with 100km, 200km and 400km range respectively, also tactical close range ballistic missiles analogue to MGM-140 ATACMS.
North Korea not only exported conventional artillery shells as they also exported short range aero ballistic missiles such as Hwasong-11Ga that is analogue to Russian 9K720 Iskander.
They put into service road mobile Hwasong-18 solid fuel intercontinental ballistic missile analogue to Russian Topol-M ICBM and greater performance than American LGM-30 Minuteman.
They have capability to on their own insert satellites into low earth orbit that can maneuver thus extent operational time in orbit before it inevitable reenters earths atmosphere due to altitude.
Their most modern MBT has longer cannon barrel than T-90 and T-14 Armata by roughly a meter along has active protection system just as latter hence it is nothing to sneeze at even for K2.
I could go on and on as to what video by TheArmchairHistorian missed out on or has intentionally omitted or straight up lied about on military capabilities that North Korea has.
Longer barrel on a mbt doesn’t mean anything lol.Also the active protection system can’t be any better then the garbage that the Russian mbts have right now
@@johnwayne6647the sheer outbumbering is working when your biggest protector is already invested in ukraine and israel and now you then taiwan
If that was the case then Leopard 2 would not have went from 44 caliber length to 55 that was done to improve performance of it's APFSDS ammunition.
You clearly are uneducated on topic as only APS used during Russo-Ukrainian war are jammers, not kinetic such as on T-14 Armata nor one that codenamed M2020 by USA for newest NK MBT. Or do you think also such kind of APS is bad in general including on American MBTs with latest variant of M1 Abrams?
the hermit crab animation was really cool
Completely disagree on your assestment of North Korea's military capability being significantly inferior to South Korea's. A strong economy does not mean a strong army, nor the industrial capacity to sustain high-intensity combat operations.
South korea fields F-35s. North korea fields MIG-15s.
South Korea fields modern western tanks. North Korea field T-34s and T-55s.
South Korea fields homemade modern K2 Rifles, North Korea fields old hand-me-down chinese copies of the AK-47.
I see a clear favourite here.
@@nicolaszenho NK fields neither T-34s nor T-55s. Air power does not win wars. How many 155mm rounds can SK produce in a year? are the south koreans willing to bear hundreds of thousands of casualties? the north koreans can.
@@paavali1896 "air power doesnt win wars" *looks at gulf war*
also north korea definitely still uses the T-34, T-54 and T-55, or atleast it did until 2001
@@nicolaszenho The gulf war is the farthest away you could possibly get from what a war with north korea would look like.
@@paavali1896 how so? you keep making these statements but not providing any further thought other than "nuh uh"
At 11:33 is that a PP bizon or an AK with a bizon like magazine?
Its a north korean AK with a bizon like magazine and a top folding stock like a SPAS-12
They’re weird, probably terrible and I want one.
No country equipped with nukes has ever been attacked by the USA or anyone else, for that matter...
but iraq...
@@justacat2 Didn't have atom bombs. Or any good reasons for America to invade, to be honest.
@@cramer4506 ik
@@cramer4506legit though i think they were supposedly in the process of developing their nuclear program but still not a reason to invade it just kinda made the US look bad. Plus even though the leader of that nation at the time wasn't friendly with the United States it still isn't a reason to invade a problem before it becomes one I mean Russia is literally doing the same exact thing right now and we're giving them hell.😂 Plus they weren't a "terrorist" organization and I believe the nukes would have been more of a deterrent just like everyone else uses them for.
Didn’t Iraq almost receive nuclear capabilities before its reactor was sabotaged?
That ad's placement was devious 😂
If not divided korea today, imagine how strong it would be!!!
I like the fact that the showed AK's safety is firing position.
0:01 North Korean lobster
AAAAAAAAHHHH😱😱💀💀💀
That's a crab 😭
That’s a hermit crab
@@fenz_fern That's a dog
I tried
The DPRK has a complete domestic manufacturing industry with domestically produced military hardware. Most countries at that level could only produce small arms.
Those small arms are much better then DPRK's domestically produced military hardware lol
@giorgijioshvili9713 you on serious coping mode 😂😂
@@alexnderrrthewoke4479 coping what? Lol
@@giorgijioshvili9713 you are. Again stop underestimating your enemy. Look at vietnam. A shame. Houthis. A shame.
@@alexnderrrthewoke4479 do you really think North korea can take on western army? They cant this is a fact you like it or not
Anyone remember when the did an autopsy on one of the NK soldiers who defected and died during the journey and when they opened him up his chest cavity was literally full of parasites? That pretty much says it all.
I think you have the story mixed up, the man with more parasites than guts somehow managed to actually SURVIVE and drag himself across the DMZ, he’s actually recovering well and not only had a South Korean flag put in his room by his own request but admitted to a love of choco pies, getting a lifetime supply from the company itself
@@macgyversmacbook1861 he doesn't have anything mixed up, hes just lying
I really think how much the Korean people's army is a threat is really dependent on how loyal and fanatical the average person is. Japan during WWII really didn't have the best equipment either but they made up for it with fanatical resistance.
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Nice summary
More videos about the Korean War?
Listen to the Blowback season three podcast. It focuses exclusively on the Korean War, and the production quality is insane. They tell it from the perspective of both sides, unlike Armchair Historian who will undoubtedly vilify the North and ignore the crimes of the American occupation in the South.
@ frogholdingmachinegun377 did you not watch his Korean War video?
Arnchair Historian only uses Western sources, i wouldnt trust him on this issue
Also make video about Pakistan India wars
Ok now do modern Vietnamese army.
Can you do the South Korean modern military video next?
Being a small country with such poor economy yet threatening others is like a baby threatening his father.
20% of North Koreans were killed by the US in the Korean war
@@dandun30And how many North Koreans have been killed by the Kim family regime?
@@dragosstanciu9866probably less than your CIA funding
@@jafarafidah8813What?
@@dragosstanciu9866less
12:22 How would the US know this? Maybe because they are undertaking the same approach while condemning others?
Didn't see that coming.
Glad to have a non-bias video about KPA and North Korea, thanks Armchair :3
7:21 I can see you added their latest MBT (M-2020) but not their latest 155mm SPH.
10:00 you should take their Pongae-5/6 (equivalent with S-300/400) instead of S-125, which they didn’t have many.
10:17 recently they have 2 new Amnok-class missile corvettes - capable of launching long-range nuclear-armed cruise missiles, as long as some new VSVs, anti-sub corvettes and fast attack crafts. All of them are parts of KJU’s ambitious program to “bolstering the navy” focusing on nuclear-powered submarines and other nuclear-armed assets.
how is it non-biased if all the sources are Western?
@@apokos8871 like, he didn’t said anything nonsense like NK stuffs are trash or they are starving or sth… So, non-biased in my perspective.
@@minhmeo9506again, all the sources are Western. would you trust a criminal court process if only one side was heard? i've got a history degree, but i dont pretend to know enough about times and places for which i dont have enough sources. this guy just wants to keep producing content, because he makes money from this, he doesnt care about the correct academic process.
North Korean military still obsolete.
Would be amazing to see a version of this vid for South Korea's military
Oh cool the Chinese troops have the Chinese war flag
be aware or manufactured consent in these situations, you are also not immune to propaganda. although i do understand what they are saying