North Korean AIRFORCE Soldier Shocked at American GUNSHIPS for the First Time!
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Today we have a NEW guest!! Mr. Kim JuWon, who defected from an affluent family in North Korea.
His father was a general in the North Korean Airforce, and he recalled having many photographs taken with Kim Jung Eun in his house growing up..
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DIMPLE's staff should research a bit more about the warfare material they show on these videos.
Yeah, it's painful to watch someone telling him incorrect info about what they''re showing him. It ruins the entire point of the video
They should get actual US vets to talk about it and they just translate.
Yes....please do some research before giving out misinformation. It's painful to watch.
I wonder how much of that is mistranslation too?
An arrow is technically a “missile.” But that doesn’t mean it’s a javelin or a tomahawk.
True. Even I would't confuse flares, a chain gun or that howitzer with missiles and bombs, and I have little insight in those kind of things.
My shooting coach (i was on a competitive rifle team) was an engineer in the USAF and he said it was amazing when they would parachute tanks out of a C130. He said you had to hold on because it would instantly jump in altitude.
Feeling the big guns fire off the sides of a gunship were similar he said. The plane could jump to the side when the big cannon fired.
Hearing his stories were actually amazing.
I remember seeing a gunship fire all its guns to port simultaneously, and the entire ship listed starboard.
He mistook flares for bombs.
I think the translation was off. His next statement though also poorly translated seemed to imply what they were actually for.
You mistook anti-guided missile chaff for flares. It is released to provide a much hotter heat signature to foil missiles being guided by heat seeking guidance systems.
@@TomJones-uf5sl ...which is exactly what a flare is. The video showed flares. They are released in programable patterns and are extremely important for relatively low-flying and slow aircraft that are very vulnerable to shoulder mounted, short-range heat-seeking missiles (ManPads). Chaff are bundles of what is basically aluminum foil dispersed in programable patterns or manually to confuse the guidance of radar-guided missiles - which are more commonly used by fighters in medium to long range combat to shoot down other fighters or bombers. Sometimes, both will be launched simultaneously - if there are multiple threats and/or the possibility for both types of missiles to be launched, but you will almost always see strike craft launching flare patterns when making an attack run...just in case.
@@TomJones-uf5sl I mistook the name, but I knew the function.
@Jax Taylor If Nk doesn't have them how is he supposed to know about them?
Those weren't guided missiles, that was a standard battery of flare. They are fired out in groups as decoys for heat seeking missiles. They are fired automatically or at the will of the pilot. Chaff (radar decoys made up of different lengths of metal fibers) is also fired automatically/by the pilot, when radar lock is detected.
I'm a USAF veteran. The nickname for the specific C-130 flying gunship is called "Puff The Magic Dragon". That gatling gun will shred anything it points at. It's computer-stabilized t say on target as the aircraft circles the target area. And that weapon they kept referring to as a "missile" is a canon.
This aircraft rains death down on our enemies. It has several Predecessors and it has grown more lethal with every modification. You can run from it but you cannot hide. The first one was called Puff the magic dragon. Used in SE Asia. It was very effective. The latest gunships are super effective.
Blows my mind how many vids I see like this where NK soldiers are lied to about everyone else's firepower, technology and military/combat ability.
@ Hell, we didn’t even know about the police Black site in Chicago for forever. I don’t know how everybody involved in that didn’t go to prison for life.
The plane you saw is an AC-130 Spooky Ground Support Gunship. It has:
105mm Cannon
40mm Autocannon
25mm Minigun
All used to support ground troops who need heavy fire on a target.
The air dominance of the United States is rather intimidating. My understanding is that the AC-130 gunship is one of the scariest things you can hear coming in a conflict. There’s much more high tech than that plane, but it is like a flying tank.
7:09 calling flares guided missiles ok i am done
As a former weapons specialist in the USAF, this guy would stain his long johns if he knew what today's USAF could rain down upon North Korea if he need ever came around. I served in the Air Force from '68 to '72, including a voluntary tour in Vietnam in '69-70, and even what we had then would have given them pretty much all they could stand and then some. And, that was a drop in a bucket to what is flying in today's Air Force. Keep'em Flying, Guys!!!
This is why i always say, a spectre gunship will probably make the No-Kor soldiers shat in their boots in utter amazement and fear of its absolute destructive firepower.
This gun has a literal field cannon on its side, the 105 mm mortar, which has enough recoil to lift a car. The minigun (or missile launcher, thanks PD, lol) is 20-25 mm (forget the exact #), plus it has a 40 mm mounted as well. Absolutely insane aircraft, but it feels like a precursor of something even more magnificent, sorta like the old Dreadnought or Ironclad battleships. Unfortunately, I feel like we may never see what comes after this generation of gunship, purely due to the lack of necessity for something new.
This is the guy who sped through the DMZ with a jeep and ran to the border right? I'm so happy he got away and is living a better life
I was raised under the threat of North Korean artillery, the largest array of heavy artillery the world had ever seen along a border. Do not think, not even for one moment, that the North Koreans cannot inflict damage to the South, or US forces stationed there. We took it very seriously then, perhaps more so now. Sure, their capabilities are low in tech, but one cannot disregard the sheer destructive force they have on their side of the DMZ.
The AC-130 gunship is awesome to see in service also known as "Spooky" 👻. The firepower is amazing.
His reaction at the minigun firing, is great 😶😮🙂😏
Props for having the courage to Defect
him: calling flares bombs....
Viewers: i think hes not in the airforce....
Thank you for sharing your story.. I hope you are in a better place now...
If your channel ever organizes a trip to the USA make sure to stop in one of our airforce museums. I know there are a few you can go to where you can see decommissioned AC-130s up close.
The wild thing is that these planes have been around since the mid 60's. Ironically, it's just as old as most of North Korea's arsenal.
The fact that he thinks you need line of sight for artillery really tells me a lot about what they do for training in the North Korean military... or lack thereof. I'm just a grunt and I know that LOL
The interesting thing about this video is that they show videos one of the newest versions of the Lockheed C130 - an airplane that was originally designed and built in the 1950s.
I could just imagine Kim Jong Un watching this video and saying "you son of a". But that's just my imagination. :)
Videos I would like to see a reaction to: A-10, Reaper drone, conventional tomahawk, daisy cutter, Apache, tactical nuke. ...and they shoulda shown him the AC-130 tracer orbit or one of the "you can run but you'll only die tired" videos hehehehe.
Yeah, we don't want it to be a fair fight. We don't want to give our enemies equal footing to fight back. We want to obliterate the enemy, and be done with it as soon as humanly possible.
Hi Joowon! Glad you made it out!
What's more remarkable is his family was privileged, even by NK standards, and he grew up in a mansion and commissioned officer simply because of who his grandfather was, yet he still defected, that shows the detriment of the Korean people trapped in the hermit country. Sad
He lied to you. It’s always the weapons available. Lol
Can we just get the black rifle crew to do these? Thatd be dope
"Spirituality", he says. I would say north Koreans lack spirituality. What he really means is that N.K. soldiers have fanaticism, that is the correct word to use.
Thank you
기관포탄이라고 해야되는데, 김주원씨가 총알이라고 했네요.
Lol, 5 seconds in and the guy is told that a canon fires missiles...
They should show these NK officers some Demolition Ranch videos. An American private citizen has more firepower than their armed forces do!
That Sam Browne belt is classic
I say we drop food there for the people in stealth missions. You dont need to extinguish anything but there passion to fight. If you show them there nothing to fear and all to gain you will only need to fight selective targets of dedicated die hards.
Does the DPRK have airborne soldiers? You should do a reaction to U.S. Army Airborne soldiers (heavy drop, mass-tac)
Show him the A-10. In BRRRRRRRRRRRRT we trust.
North Korea has 75 submarines. The U.S. has only 71. North Korea also has more active duty soldiers too. It is unexpected, but their military might be more formidable than America's.
They should do more research about these kinds of stuff... flares awayyyyyyyyyy.
US Airforce be like: lets make a plane that can shoot everywhere with free vision
US Engineers: lets experiment with the C130 first
US government: build a flying tank
US Engineers: perfect, lets make a bigger c130 and slap a howitzer, gattling gun and a 40 mm on it.
also US engineers: add a fuck ton of countermeasures
If he thinks that is crazy you will blow his mind with a Warthog
I heard that anyone in the military that defects from north korea the family pays the price as a deterent for other ppl thinking of defecting and with his father being such a high ranking officer i wonder how it was handled when he defected
Look I don't think you quite get the Americans on this. We really DO NOT want to fight ANYONE. We have other things to do. But if someone totally insists upon it (such as attacking us or our allies), we will absolutely respond and make short order of it if possible. The quicker it's done, the faster we can all go back to living our lives.
6:44 the us: yeah we did that too
“Enemy AC-130 overhead”
I genuinely want to know what they thought of the movie "The Interview". I remember it being a big ordeal.
Show him a video of what aircraft did to the highway convoy in Iraq in Gulf War I
He isn't the only one on this channel I've seen mention Kamikaze tactics. Though, none have ever referred to it as such. Do they not know?
Here is an idea, show the North Korean defectors the firepower that is in the hands of U.S. citizens. Show them that even the U.S. citizens have more firepower than the North Korean military and see what their reaction to that is.
Something this guy didn't seem to understand is that ALL of those weapons were on one plane.
I wish they would explain to him that those "missiles" were actually "chaff" used to confuse heat-seeking missiles. The yellow from behind the artillery unit is to protect the troop from being hit by the barrel blowback, not to stop the round from coming backward. Lastly, Stealth planes don't defeat radar because they are so fast. Stealth functions in 3 ways, by scattering the radar waves away from the source, 2nd with radar absorbing surfaces, and 3rd, tactically. Radar jamming planes are deployed with stealth aircraft. By jamming they reduce the radar's effective range, thus, allowing the stealth aircraft to fly in and out of the reduced coverage of multiple deployed radars.
I think the North Korean Air Force will know what an ac130 is.
The problem isn't the NK military; it's the inevitable Chinese military that comes in from behind.
A10 will freak him out lol
6:46 "It's liek putting wings"... i make that typo often.
You want a flying tank check out the A10 Warthog
i think the saddest parts of these videos, are that the rest of the world feels empathy for the NK citizens, and would help them move into the 21st century, if their own government would just calm down for a couple years and get out of the way. i just hope that some day they get a leader that believes in cooperation, and cares enough for his own people to allow them some happiness.
I’m sure this kids mother, father, siblings and close family members were taken to a field and attack dogs (who had been starved) were let loose to eat them alive for his defection. The North Koreans wouldn’t even waste the bullets to shoot them.
Ahhhhhh yes good ol Spooky........
He one of the 15 soldiers in charge of 2 jets North Koreans airforce has
What’s funny is the gunship in the title is from a movie where n.k attacked the White House
Why did they called that missile?? lmao...
It's not a missile.. that's a cannon.
Bro doesn't know of Shock and Awe.
"AC-130 ABOVE!"
It's pretty sad that they don't know about technology past 1960 or so. Tanks now have guided rounds and infrared sights. The NK tanks would not even have any idea what hit them.
Congratulations! You escaped from that horrible N. Korea Regime! May you live in Peace!!
I've watched a few of these now and haven't heard anything about Russian or Chinese influence/support. Accept for the reference to the Mig 29.
You don't really understand the power untill you use it in modern warfare.
No, those are flares... Not guided missiles...
I wish more people would leave North Korea... Imagine giving someone of poverty (normal there) a whole new life to live. With freedom to make your own choices and actually earn the wages you worked for
The amount times he said ooooOOOO
React to operation Paul Bunyan which had the main objective of cutting down a tree
7:07 those were flares and/or chaf
You would be shocked to see what this plane does. It can fly around and pick up ansd destroy targets as small as individuals hiding in bushes on the ground.
His collar tabs... would that be a NK AF Staff Sergeant's insignia??
Those are NOT missles... the are artillery shells
Last thing the US would want is direct conflict with North Korea. North Korea will suffer too many needless casualties in such a short period of time. Not sure if that's something I would want on my conscience, I hope open talks will continue and the we never have to consider using that kind of firepower on North Korea.
Surely he put his father and family at risk by defecting?
You can run but you will only die tired.
I think someone needs to show this guy a US history lesson on his thoughts of North Korea having a spiritual advantage. The idea of NK soldiers dying for their country has little advantage for the will shown by US when backed in a corner. Japan thought Pearl Harbor would weaken our will as did those that planned 9/11. Iraq thought they would roll over us with will and surrendered quicker than anyone on the field.
I am curious as to what has happened to his family he left behind in NK?
A missile in an AC-130? Seriously?
The veteran in me was getting annoyed at the wrong information being told as fact.
I would never want to work in those flying fortress 😂
I’m not afraid of flying, but really I don’t want to deal with tightening my but cheeks together hoping that the turbulence doesn’t lead to air pocket and has me drop to the ground dropping the aircraft 20,000 ft… 🤷♂️ I cannot say those things are built for recovery… That’s all based on dry winds…
The US technology is beyond their education. Show him a submerged launch of a trident ballistic missile. You don’t have to say anything else!
You don't want North Korea destroyed, just the GOVERNMENT of North Korea.
The people are so indoctrinated by the government it's hard to tell the 2 apart
To seperate the people from the state you'd need to capture them and slowly give them freedom
probably in captured parts of north korea that doesn't have tons of restrictions on the internet cus no country is gonna wanna take the risk of allowing them into their nation and slowly allow them to either rebuild into a respectable nation or let them rebuild into north korea 2 and suffer the consequences of their actions
Either way it'll be a choice the civilians were free to make
@@707paws8 Its like Imperial Japan but even worse...
@@happyjohn354 I dunno. Is there a North Korean equivalent to what Japan did to Nanjing?
@@Unknown-hb3id kinda they went scorched earth toward the end after China pulled their ass out of the fire...
@@Unknown-hb3id Modern NK does not have the capability to invade anyone else in the first place. However during the Korean War, the ROK government forces executed communist spies/sympathizers (with very little due process) while the North mass purged "class enemies".
"newest weapons" lol the ac 130 is many things. But new is not one of them
Just like the A-10... Far from new but not due to be retired for another 20 years at best.
The "Spooky" variant is pretty new, but Ac130s have been around
But compared to North Korean military technology they’d be considered new lol
@@brysonkuervers2570 This is like space age tech for North Korea. They didn't even explain a lot of the tech that's on that plane.
Well its new to him bruh
It's so crazy to me that a military that considers itself powerful wont let their personnel learn about their enemies weapons. I was stationed in Japan in 2012 when relations were really heating up. We had to learn to ID every North Korean weapon, vehicle, and aircraft by sight in order to relay reconnaissance. We even trained on how to use their rifles in case we ever needed to pick one up on the battlefield.
Competence and respect for your opponent. Yep that is the way you do it.
He explains why, imagine all you have to work with is old early Cold War Soviet tech and you’re seeing all the futuristic super weapons you would have to face if a war ever did break out, probably not good for morale
@@Gargoyle_911nn probably doesnt even know how to teach them about our weapons lol. its not like we tell them what we have!
@@Xinuka everything you and I know about I’m sure their ruling class knows about
this man needs to react to the A-10. Everyone needs some "Brrrrrt" in their life
Absolutely, also the Harrier or Longbow Apachie on ground attack duty. As effective as they are, they rely on top cover from fighters. Although the Harrier provided that too in the Falklands.
If you hear "brrrrrt", it's too late. Sound travel slower. I happened to see A-10 ranger I saw flash from 30mm gun then brrrrrt about 2secs later.
@@Joseph-eh4rs if you hear BRRRRT a gunner just spared your life
If I flew an A-10, I would name it "BRRRT Reynolds"
@@HipposHateWater I would name it Ernie.
He's watching a Gunship.
It's a ground support system.
It's called to support troops on the ground engaged in fire fights.
Yup more of a flying ship than a tank lol
We know that?
yes and i can tell you from personal experience that you know when they arrive, as the next few minutes become very noisy and terrifying.
@bxbysxn
Exactly...
@@SWalkerTTU You know that’s great. I hope that catches on. The Vulture.
DIMPLE STAFF: PLEASE RESEARCH ON THESE THINGS BEFORE MAKING VIDEOS ON IT. The amount of misinformation is insane
And on the materials are not even correct at times aside from the statistic of subject. Like the hosts don't know any better than people that just left NK. People say "ohh what they can access is different from ours so they don't know." And I say get VPN and find out. I like this channel as it is something new, but the amount of misinformation across the board makes the experience lack luster. The costs are all wrong, and they defended saying exchanged to Korean money, but after conversion it is still not relatable. Don't wanna sound mean but a 11 years old kid can pull direct information that is more precise.
Plus, how can you confuse a shell for a missile? Not to mention the flare/chaff
Its a R E A C T I O N video, not a documental
@@jlagaviota a reaction to a documentary. Plus, when answering questions, you should answer truthfully and with facts
@@jlagaviota Regardless, there is still a lot of misinformation. And it doesn't have to be a documental video to have the right information lol
Advantages to being in Air Force:
Air Force pilot: no borders, you can escape easier
Army: they get enough food
What? LOL!
Which army are you talking about? The DPRK army doesn’t get enough food to do much of anything. Notice you NEVER see photos or videos of any muscular DPRK soldiers?
The US army? Ha! Trust me, brother, the Air Force always ate better than we did.
@@totallyfrozen thats what he meant lol
The one talking other than him is wrong, that aint a missile, thats a cannon. Specifically a 20mm gatling gun, 45mm gun and a 105mm howitzer if i remember the correctly and the sparkled beside the AC-130 aint bombs but chaft and flares for missile defense
i am assuming they meant it as the "moving object" definition on missile, like how what comes out of a slingshot is a missile
and infrared jammers as well
@@Yuki_Ika7 what comes out of a slingshot just like that of a gun is called a projectile and both loses velocity the further it gets, a missiles on the other hand doesn't until it hits the target or used up all its fuel by that time it becomes a projectile
On this AC-130 it is one 25mm GAU-11 Equalizer, one 40mm Bofors gun, and one 105mm howitzer. You were close enough that I am just going to say you were correct.
@@erushi5503 Slingshots, spears, javelins, etc. Have been called missiles since the classical period.
I'm a korean american and I love all your videos. Ive watched so many and as a military enthusiast it really makes me happy to see all these videos of N.Korean military personnel doing food and of them watching American Firepower. HOWEVER, you really really need someone to properly relay the information correctly WITH the correct subtitles. There are many english/korean bilinguals around the world and definitely in S.Korea but it seems you guys are just typing korean text into google translate and just copy and pasting whatever it spits out. On top of that, the information about the weapons systems shown in "real videos" are not being properly articulated and its giving the interviewees misinformation and its also annoying the audience.
You have a great channel and this channel can grow even larger but these are little things that need to change if you want the channel to grow larger. People wont continue to watch if the subtitles are so incorrect and theres so much misinformation in it as well.
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If she had given the numbers on the thing and described what it does, it would have been more horrifying. Also, some of those shots are just anti-missile chafe. The tactical pattern the US has used in most places in recent years: 1. take out air defense and radar with stealthy bombers and tomahawks flying 15 ft. above the treeline. 2. a few days later, send in limited troops to educate locals for the resistance and bomb the hell out of military installations. 3. Send in A-10's and AC-130's to support the local resistance, bomb as needed.
I don't speak korean I can say anyohaseo that's it and even I knew the subtitles were bullshit. He was saying so much and the subtitles said so little.
Much more nicely put than some others.
This comment should be pinned to the top of this video.
There aren't any missiles (rocket powered, in the sense of militaristic applications), and the lack of description for the weapons on this platform are probably non-existent regarding his questions. If they did describe it to him, it's most likely ill explained or even just flat out false.
That aircraft is a flying apocalypse for anything on the ground, and there simply isn't much anything on the ground can do about it. The fact that he doesn't understand or know those are flares or anti-missile chafe is interesting. Either NK just doesn't train their air force well (was he an actual pilot or administrative some other officer), or their equipment is just so obsolete that they don't properly equip their aircraft. It's probably both, but I think you're doing a disservice to your channel and your interviewees by not properly informing them of the content you're showing them to offer commentary. If you want to demoralize a ground force then the AC130 and the A-10 are two very good ways of doing that, and it seems like a lot of that was missed in this video.
The interviews dont know what they're looking at. Missiles? Really?
It was a bad traslation. Both said "bullets" and some idiot traslated as "missiles". And, some dialogs weren't translated at all. Should use professional interpreter.
He knew the military tactical benefits of AC-130 on ground support.
I was thinking the same thing.
Translation error. C'mon don't be daft.
The lady clearly said 'missile' when he first asked, but he knew it was a bullet and said bullet in later segments with the other weapons. Either way, a bullet is technically a missile. The word 'missile' has been around before bombs and rockets were invented. All the word refers to is an object propelled through the air, by force (thrown, launched, shot).
@@H3LLS4NG3L By todays standards, missles are self-propelled. Bullets, rounds are propelled with gunpowder....
He claimed NK soldiers were 'spiritually" stronger. I'd love to see him react to USMC Boot Camp.
LOL! That doesn’t require spiritual strength. When you look at the great variety of people who successfully complete USMC boot camp, it’s tough but it unbearable.
I’d say our guys are pretty darn spiritually strong too!! In every part of the US military! Brave and courageous! God bless them!
There entire country is more spiritual than Americans on every single level. We have seperation of church and state, they don't.
@@NinjaJone5 There's a difference between (figurative) spiritual strength (strength of will dedication, etc), and (literal) spirituality, which is NOT always associated with religion. And North Korea is officially a "Kim family dictators are God" theocracy.
I feel surviving a fascist regime, extreme poverty, malnutrition, and literal slavery might be a bit more than boot camp.....