US Marine Reacts- 'British Students go to a Korean Aircraft Carrier Cafeteria' - Korean Englishman
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if he ever gets the chance, there's an older series on the korean englishman channel of them experiencing another korean army base. they're accompanied by a priest friend of theirs and his brother who was a major? in the british army
100% this, I'd love to see that.
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yes its apart of their 'twin series', def should check it out
Yeees, i soo hope he reacts to those as well :D
ohhh yeah! that’s right! i loved that series
"UHM... HAVE YOU HAD LUNCHABLES?" KILLED ME
Kim Yura is badass. For her to have reached that high a rank in the (very) male dominant Korean society, is really cool.
Ollie shows up on camera a lot more in Jolly. He's the more uninhibited one, whose tongue sometimes works faster than his brain.
I love these reactions to one of my absolute favourite UA-cam channel. You should really check out when they brought Rev Chris and Major Charles to Korea and the army
In the next few videos they try Korean and British MREs. They’re worth a watch.
If you go looking for it on either the Korean Englishman or Jolly channels, there is at least one video featuring British Korean War veterans sharing their memories and also remembering some of the food.
As a Korean who served in the Navy, I can say that Navy food is quite well-known among Korean men. When some men ask why one would choose the Navy despite the hardships, some respond, "At least the food is good." Of course, it depends on having a good cook.
Loved your reactions to the series! You should definitely check out the British twins visit Korea series as well
Now it is definately time that Roscoe tries the Army Base Stew /Budae-jjigae 부대찌개.
It's been called the Universal Hangover Cure of Korea. Be it for actual hangovers, flu, illness, physical exhaustion, and heartbreak, never failed to fix somebody up
I'd love to see that!
As many said the other series with the twins in the army training but also the trip to Korea with the high school students are really worth reacting too.
I've grown very fond of Josh and Ollie and both of their channels, Korea Englishmen and Jolly😊
Please do react to Korean Englishman Twin Series in Korean Army Base
Yes. Its also fun. One twin is a Major of the British militairy. The other is a priest. How can you not be interested?
Roscoe is correct about why they blur the instrument panels. I was a combat cameraman (AF) and we use to blur (block) instrument panels when we got the videotape of the cockpit before we could so any editing and such. They had various security levels - sometimes it was simply keeping a contractor from seeing another contractor's specs and at times it's because the instrument panels were such a new technology that Russia was very interested in finding the information (It was during the Cold War). There were times a person with a higher clearance than I held had to do the blocking on a copy that we then got to keep for editing for report/ presentation and sometimes for Public Release.
That Lunchables comment got me laughing so hard.
The shovel you see them using in the kitchen are specially designed to be used in the kitchen and are a common sight in Korean military kitchens. It's designed to be used alongside the massive pots that you see them being used in.
Hi there, Roscoe. Good to be watching this you and then hearing your perspective on it from your own military experience as well. It's fun. I'm here today resting up. Just went for my chemotherapy yesterday. Thought to unwind today by watching this. Hope to see you soon again! Take care.
I'm always surprised on people's reactions when they are presented/showed naval kitchens and the resulting foods provided from them. Many assume that military style kitchens result with mass production of gloop. But the reality is that civilian naval ships such as cruise ships are all based on these military ships.
Fyi as an ex-cooker from the CCGS Amundsen (canada research & icebreaker vessel) which left our port of call for 6-9months per season. Freshly prepared foods was the norm and the use of "large" ustensiles (as in the use of shovels) is favorable as if there was a storm it would simply knock you out (concussion) whereas smaller utensils turn into potential piercing "weapons". Every tool is chained up as the last thing you need in the kitchen during rough weather is a "free-range", airborne knife, spoon, tongs, even pots and pans.
The larger (with more mouths to feed) vessels will utilize more "fixed" equipment, flat top, steam (jacket) kettle as to provide a safe environment to work into. But smaller vessels such as those i worked on have clampdowns on the stovetop to hold pots and pans in place. Keep in mind that all covers (on any of these) lock as to prevent content from spilling out (and causing burns) between wave periods and strong swells.😅
If you want to really see Ollie shine in a series there’s one they did right before the pandemic where they took his 2 yr old daughter to Korea. That was a funny series. If you ever need a pick me up, I’d watch that one.
I really want to recommend ‘The Iron Squad (강철부대)’ to watch next. It’s basically a show with different Korean special forces competing against each other. The last season that was released, season 3, has a team of 3 US Navy Seal guys and one from Green Beret, and I would love to hear you making comments about that as well! I believe they have episodes on UA-cam but I’m not sure if they have English subtitles, but I bet they do on Netflix.
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My uncle was in the navy, now retired after 28 years of service, and is 6’4”. He took me on his ship after a deployment once. Watching my VERY TALL uncle crouch through doorways was flabbergasting. And then seeing the bunk-room?!?! He had a middle bunk and looked like a sardine. He later told me, off ship, that he hit his head plenty as well as his feet and shins. 😂 Needless to say he was grateful one he got to a promotional level where he was no longer required to go on deployments.
I just want to say two things: First thank you for reacting to this series! I caught a couple of your videos before, so when I saw you react to this I decided to watch. I've been subscribed to Korean Englishmen for a few years now - but I was NOT feeling comfortable with them taking "our sweet boys" to Boot Camp. I couldn't imagine how it could be anything but "suffering porn". I thought your perspective would allow me to enjoy it - and I was right. Thank you so much for this channel and providing a "bridge" for those of us that don't really understand the military. Secondly, "pip" is the proper term for a seed in citrus. It's also the the little metal studs on uniform collars in Star Trek: The Next Generation that denote rank. :)
9:25 lunch and launch lmao
Roscoe, keep an eye out for another episode in this series where they meet an all girl singing group in Korea.
I would honestly like your take for jolly content being an American and watching the British. I stayed with you because I enjoyed your commentary about an account I love. I like commentary, and I'd keep watching you if you dived into this or jolly channel and have your perspective. I appreciate your other ventures but I do enjoy your particular comments
굉장히 전문적인 해설, 이 비디오가 좋다❤
Binged watching your videos made me click this fast.. 😁 56seconds 🤭 been waiting for your reaction to this ep.
It's not military based, but I think it would be cool to see you react to the first time they met in high school and how it went throughout the years!
Lol lunchables 😂
You should react to a Korean reality show called “Real Men” it’s hardcore reality show where celebrities under go real real day to day life in the camp
I’d love if you watched older videos of these guys and their first trip to Korea
My local grocery store gets those oranges once a year. They're soooooo good! Definitely my favorite citrus.
Great reaction! You would probably like the korean realty show Real Man (진짜 사나이) where famous celebrities do their military duty. Its sometimes not sugar coated and they're treated like real solders! You can find some clips on youtube.
I believe Korean women are not required to enlist and undergo training. But they can volunteer to join, so to see women in high positions it's an honour and so awesome!
9:14 i was like "why would you have an alarm for lunch, a simple ringing bell is cool but ALARM?" LOL
@ThissRoscoe stop scamming people
About the Japchae, I've had it and made it many times, if the noodles are cooked for too long (imo) they get really stretchy and more chewy. I did not love that at all... but if theyre right, they much nicer and still more like a light pasta noodle. 😊
Love your army reaction videos, you should really check out the older army videos on Korean englishmans channel!
'LA Galbi' means Los Angeles Galbi. It was first made by Korean-Americans.
u know what? It actually came from 'lateral meat'. That's why it's called LA.
He's right, LAteral cut short ribs.
@@traveljourneymate3296 There are many hypotheses. Galbi is a food eaten by Koreans. The Korean are right. If it's about sushi, not galbi, the Japanese are right. And there is no reason to use the name 'LA' because there is already a name 'Flanken Style'.
Was about to hit the sack but here we go! haha
한국은 해군 함정 근무를 모두가 비선호하기 떄문에 복지의 일환으로 실력좋은 취사병과 좋은 품질의 음식을 제공합니다 저들의 1인당 식사 예산은 육군이나 해병의 약 2배입니다
wow.u were in camp HARVEY? GOOD 2 SEE U, man. I was in New Mexico fire range near the warrior base and 506 Greeves almost 15years ago.
Maybe you know,
The food on my ships was okay but nothing like these.
They made another series where they took a pastor and an army major (I think) for similar experience
Los Angeles galbi is the best. So good.
Yeah definitely not the same as US menus. I know you're a Jarhead but I was always after the Squids 😆 Love those 13 button fly bell bottoms. The ex was on a sub-tender and his favorite thing was midrats.
wow got here really early today
would love for you to check out the fake men series at some later point. the premise is youtubers trying out ROK navy seal training.
2:28 Wrong OST.😅
la galbi is something americans would LOVE. unfortunate that it'll be quite hard to find there
LA Galbi was made by Korean immigrants because it was hard to find actual ingredients for real KBBQ back in the day. That's why it's difficult to find in Korea. Thus the name LA Galbi, for Los Angeles Galbi.
@aznmochibunny LA Galbi stands for LAteral cut short ribs. Any Korean grocery store will have it or butcher with a band saw can do it for you.
@@Stampey2 the flavoring/marinade itself only exists in the states though. It's not a thing that exists in Korea.
@@aznmochibunny nope i meant for you guys in US. we eat LA galbi all the time in korea, it's not hard to find at all. in fact, I'm in Japan now and I can order one in Uber Eats, from a korean restaurant nearby. The sauce is common, you can find in other food like Galbijim. It's just soy sauce sugar garlic and the usual members. for the origin of the name, it's debatable.
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Korea has no aircraft carriers
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im the 1k's like whahahaha