Korean Female Special Forceswas SHOCKED for the first time in the US!!!
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- Опубліковано 19 гру 2021
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Today, We invited One Korean Soldier!
She served the military one of the special forces called 707 special forces team for 8 years, in South Korea
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Some years ago at Houston IAH people started applauding, turns out people were applauding some German, Australia and Korean officers in Uniform, Their faces lit up and some of the Australian officers almost had tears in their eyes when we thanked them for their service.
Most of the time, in my experience, Americans will thank veterans and active military for their service. It makes me feel good that Korea and America cross train between the two military forces. I like SFC Kang's self confidence and it is packaged in a very beautiful young woman. She does the ROK proud. I wish that I could afford to treat her to a full vacation tour of the USA. If a wealthy patreon reads this, why not underwrite her visit and complete an item on her bucket list. Good people deserve good things happening to them.
Sounds like it's time for a gofundme. I'd certainly donate.
@@mcm95403
2-4 weeks, with the other content creators to Chronicle some of her, and their experiences in the US.
Those would be great videos for the channel .
Well, it makes total sense that the US and Korea would cross-train. If the Korean military ever gets into a war, it will be against the DPRK/China, and the US will be fighting as well. Training together prevents a lot of unnecessary confusion and conflict between allies. It also means that personnel from either service can be used to reinforce a unit if needed and a system of command and control is already familiar to all, with (mostly) the same supplies used by all.
Korea should be proud of MSG Kang's service. She is an amazing ambassador for her country.
She is a great representative of Korea, she knows her stuff and how to explain it. She is a beautiful intelligent young lady who would be a blast to sit and talk to.
She’s a joy to listen to
I wish her own channel had English subtitles, but I kinda like listening to her even though I don't understand a word.
@@suedenim Same
Very nice! South Koreans are great allies and also they are highly trained and feared and respected for their fighting capabilities. Look up their exploits in Vietnam. I salute you.
She's 🔥
I met a couple of South Koreans one time . Very respectful and loved America and our way of life.
Please come for a visit to the U.S. and go exploring for a little while. We would love to have you! 🙂
Freaking love this soldier.
She presents herself as very competent and motivated. Glad she is on "our" side. She maintains a warm and feminine personality while being hard as nails and not someone to mess with!
@Advanced Driving lol.
@Advanced Driving she is a Korean soldier in the Vietnam days where the Korean troops are in Vietnam the VC turned around and headed for the hills as fast as they could because the Korean Army personnel did not take prisoners. If you're a Korean soldier on guard duty and your sergeant found you to be asleep the sgt. would take out that Korean made 9 mm handgun put a bullet in your head. According to army and Marine personnel that I knew it were coming back from Nam. In my younger years I spent some time in Korea. but in the US, I had a Korean girlfriend for number of years and because of such I do speak Korean. In a Karen fight the first thing a Korean woman will do is attempt to scratch the other woman's eyes out. If you have not lived within the Korean community and been given a Korean nickname you do not know what it is to be Korean. When I introduced myself to a Korean person male or female I say Ang-young- hash-sha-meeka ( formal first greeting of the day); Koke-tade-em-me-da( Stork Legs😂🤣 is my name).
She's tough but not as tough as the ROK Marines. Anybody who served knows the ROK Marines are the badasses in Korea.
@@toxicmasculinity4758 🙄🤔😁😊🤣
@@orangepickel2 She looks a little young to have been in the 'Nam. 🤣🤣
I remember when I was doing my advanced training we had a guy from South Korea join us - He was pretty cool his English was not great and we would laugh at all the slang we used and how hard it was to learn English. I remember many nights seeing his lights on and him studying English very hard worker and a nice guy
While on active duty as a US Marine, I worked with and around SKorean troops several times. We are VERY lucky to have SKorea as a friend and partner.
Why lucky?
@@allualex2606 "Lucky" because no country stands alone or succeeds alone in the modern, global world that we are now in.
Having a quality, dependable ally like SKorea (and UK, Japan, Aus, etc) is something that we should appreciate and maintain.
As opposed to the "alliance" between, say........Russia and China. Or China and Pakistan.
Do you really think any of those "relationships" are legit and they truly have each other's back? NO. The recent history of each of those countries shows that each is almost definitely only interested in what they can gain for themselves.
So yes..........the US is "lucky" to have our current relationship with SKorea.
Did that clear it up for you at all, Alek?
@@quasimotto8653 K
@@allualex2606 Happy to help you, Alek.
@@quasimotto8653 Did you know that the possible next dictator of NK (kim yo jong) is apperently a meth head.
Seeing the wide open desert in the US must have been shocking for her to see for the first time.🌵 She would have been at the US Army's Military Freefall School, part of the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School in Yuma, Arizona. It's a joint forces training school covering all aspects of military freefall parachuting - including HALO (high altitude-low opening) and HAHO (high altitude-high opening) parachuting techniques, etc.
Students come from all military services and typically originate in elite organizations that fall under USSOCOM, such as the U.S. Army Special Forces, and Rangers, Navy SEALs, Marine Force Reconnaissance, and Air Force Para-Rescue and Combat Controllers.
Navy conducts their parachute course in San Diego now.
@@5jump I believe that’s for static line jumps and they still go to Yuma for HALO!
Keep bringing her back, she would make a good host for your program!! Loved her attitude and she was fun and interesting!
She's super cool and motivated! I'm American and even I am amazed at how "big" it is out west. I was flying over Texas once, noticed all the oil fields below. I fell asleep for two hours, woke up, looked out my window, and continued to see oil fields in Texas!
Saw her on a Korean show, "The laws of the jungle" and she was pretty impressive.
I must see if I can find that on UA-cam!
Which episode?
@carlo sollestre thanks!
I can’t begin to explain the amount of attention I pay to this woman when she starts speaking. Love her.
girlcrush?
@@IDontKnow-pf6en #GirlCrush 🖤
"you my parachute roll roll roll" that must have been epic to watch xD thank god she didn't get too much hurt (i mean if it's its like a car crash I know the feeling of getting hit by a car ... not very pleasant )
I think she was trying to communicate whip-lash type movement like you would get in a car accident.
In America being a soldier is taken very seriously and they are respected because they are risking their lives to protect their country. It is also considered a crime to pretend to be soldier.
Always enjoy others culture and life style and thoughts on things. Thank you for serving your country. Semper Fi.
Her remark about injuries in special ops transcends all militaries. Unless there is a compound fracture with arterial bleeding from multiple arteries or at the very least, the femoral artery, causing blood splatter patterns in the immediate area, then you are good to go and return to duty.
loved the "roll, roll, roll, ..." 🤣 깡미 화이팅!
Great video, love to hear about her experiences and opinions! Please have her on more videos!
Thank you for your allied service Eun mi Kang! With love from Florida, USA!
My dad was a pilot in Vietnam who was saved by a Korean unit called The White Horses during one of the times he was shot down. They made a big circle around him to defend from several waves of attacks, but when he tried to use his own gun to help shoot they sat him down and handed him a beer that one of them had brought in their bag. They had apparently learned how pacify an American at some previous point, so there he sat sipping on a beer as the chaos continued all around. He said they were the most impressive soldiers he had ever seen, and either from seeing them in action or the beer kicking in he stopped feeling scared, because he had no doubt they were going to handle it (which they did as he tells it like they were just showing off). Then here this woman is so humble, but I bet she's not to be messed with lightly.
I have friends who were in the Viet Nam War they told me the Viet Cong were very afraid of the Korean Soldiers I heard they took no prisoners.
She has such a great personality. I could watch hours of videos where she is in.
There is really nothing stopping her from joining the US military except time.
If she gets a US sponsor and then legally immigrates to the states and gets a green card, and she is otherwise qualified physically and can pass the background check for security purposes, she can join the US military. There are many non-citizens in the US military. Non-citizens in fact can earn their right to US citizenship faster than other immigrants by serving in the US miliary. However, if she joins the US Army, she might find it difficult to get into Special Forces - even with her experience - due to her inability to speak fluent English. SF needs members fluent in foreign languages but a fluent comprehension of English is needed to pass the SFAS and Q Courses.
There is a place in the US Army that might welcome her HALO experience - the US Army Parachute Team - The Golden Knights. When I was in the Army I was assigned to a unit at Ft. Bragg and I was in an airborne unit where we were required to jump about four times a year for pay purposes. I had a roommate who had about 300 free fall jumps sport parachuting before he joined the Army. He wanted to join the Golden Knights so he signed up to go Airborne so that he would be assigned to Bragg. When he arrived at Bragg, he discovered that 300 sport jumps still wasn't enough for him to qualify to try out for the Golden Knights, so he had to join a local sport parachute club and jumped every weekend for months until he had enough jumps to qualify for a tryout. He subsequently joined the Golden Knights and spent his whole Army career with them. He eventually got commissioned as an officer and, as a member and eventual captain of the team, he made many thousands of jumps before he retired.
With nearly a thousand HALO jumps, if she joined the US Army, I suspect the Golden Knights might want to talk to her about becoming a team member.
Any citizen of a NATO country can join the Military of any other NATO country
@@greenstaraz you mean Europe? they need it, since they have a small pool of people willing to fight, along with their small militaries which relies of the US. and SK isn't part of NATO, it's an “partners across the globe”.
Just a comment about how big Americans are: in hand to hand combat it's likely an advantage, but in a "normal" firefight bigger is not good. A bigger target is easier to hit. I remember a comment from a WWII vet to the effect that all the big guys in his unit died first. The East Asian infantry may be small, but they definitely aren't "easy". The Gurkha infantry are small, yet they are some of the most highly respected fighters around.
Depends on the situations, pros and cons for sure.
Gurkha are so good because they can kill the enemy without government hands on everything
@@bri.g.5105 The Rules of Engagement are the best weapons enemy soldiers have against American troops.
@@garyguyton7373 exactly
@@garyguyton7373 Sadly true.
1:20 so basically she saying Texas is bigger than all of South Korea 😅
Considerably bigger. South Korea is about the size of Indiana.
Now imagine Indiana with 55 million people. That’s South Korea. It gets better. Majority of those 55 million live in coastal plains, about 20 percent of total land area.
@@David-nx2vm Yeah, I read that the greater Seoul area now has 50% of the total population. Indianapolis is less than a tenth as large.
Korea feels smaller if you actually live there. South Korea is consisted of 70% mountains so actual usable land is limited in that small territory. Koreans who have never went abroad never seen vast open areas before.
To date, this is the most attractive Korean woman I have ever seen, inside & out. If she were to spend any significant amount of time here in the states - she would likely be romanced by a number of American men (probably mostly soldiers) and it would be difficult or impossible for her to leave. I'm an Infantry Veteran and she has the looks, personality and qualities that I would NEVER let get away from me... it is clear to me that she has a very FUN person inside of her too- it is easy to see in her expressions and gestures. She could really come alive and grow so much here. I wish her all of the very best in life and and to fall deeply in love with a man who is deeply in love with her. *I have two single sons in their 20's and one that is Airborne Infantry ... just in case she needs a person to help her make the most of a visit here... I need a beautiful daughter-in-law and a grandchild! 😁 My kindest & warmest regards to this beautiful gem.
Relax lol
Very well said! You put into words what I was thinking. And then there's this from the highest authority,
Proverbs 31 "She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come. She speaks with wisdom, and faithful instruction is on her tongue. She watches over the affairs of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness. "Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all."
I like this young lady, she seems to be so honest with a great personality. I love videos like this, you learn so much about other people and country and what they think about the U.S. More people need to see these type of video’s.
She is very smart.
Excellent Soldier.
She remembers every detail.
That is so attractive.
Greetings from Dallas, Texas! This was very enjoyable. I respect you, so much! And I respect your service even more! God bless you.
I really like her. She sounds like she knows what she's talking about.
I don't understand a word of Korean, but she is a pleasure to listen to. And easy on the eyes.
She's so cool!! More of her please!!!:)
She's cute
While in the Army I worked with Koreans twice. I really miss them... :(
Please come back you gonna like it here
*It's amazing visitors from so many allied countries even fellow English-speaking are surprised how nice & friendly Americans are. Shows the power of media propaganda, always reporting the worst & trying to create anger & division within the US.*
*(But The Outside World Sees It As Well)*
I think she may be referring to the military community since she did not have much time in the civilian community. The military is such a diverse culture they would have little trouble with foreign soldiers. There is so much hate for Asians in the civilian population I do not think she would be received as well especially since she does not speak the English language well. Just my opinion.
@@Maoli2013 I reject your claim of 'so much hate for Asians in the civilian population'. I was born in USA, lived here all my life. Never seen it, heard it, saw anyone experience it. The struggles with English may be an issue, as it is with all other who have a different mother tongue, but hate because they are Asian? Where are you from, where were you born, living now? Many outside the USA describe conditions in the USA they have no way of knowing are correct or true. Of course with 330 million people in the USA, isolated examples can be found for any negative behavior, but cannot be used as common behaviors of USA people. What I hear is respect for mainstream Asian behaviors, respect for their family, community, nation. Strong, if not fanatical work ethic in business and in education. They are successful because their behaviors dovetail with America's desires for how people act and interact with others.
@@750suzuki7 it's mainly the ccp as well, china itself is not a problem but a few Americans look at the ccp and think all Chinese are bad. same with india and scammers, even people in India don't like those people since it gives all of them a bad repetition. it's literally the one bad apple spoils the rest
My bother served in vietnam and he said the ROK troops were the toughest people he ever met.
I don't want to be 'that guy.' I loathe when people say such things. But she is so attractive to me. I don't mean just superficial physical appearance. But the totality.
"the totality"....for sure. An amazing young lady.
Dont be embarrassed. Competence is sexy.
@@devinwhite5064 It sure is.
@@devinwhite5064 i see you ma man.
It's always interesting to see how military members from other countries view the US military. I always wanted to do para-training but got injured in my 2nd year and by the time I actually healed I had to start checking out.
Great video once again! You seem like someone that I would enjoy meeting and getting to know. It would be fun taking you places and showing you things. 👍🏻🇺🇲
She is sooooo beautiful! I just want to hug her and hold her forever!
That's a great idea she had, she should join the US Army! I have known close friends of my family members who were originally from Korea who joined the US Army.
I hope she comes back to the US just on a visit. I'd love to hear her talk about it, she's charming. I don't want to seem racist, but I really like South Koreans. They speak directly and have a good sense of humor.
My son is a US Airman, he desperately wants to get stationed to Korea for a few years (he's planning on serving 40 years).
How can you not like this wonderful woman.
She is gorgeous 😍
Glad your visit to jump school was reasonably normal. It is rare for a rigger to make a mistake when packing a parachute, but it does happen. Honored to have served with a few of your countrymen while I was at Ft. Benning.
What have I learned today? I have learned a brave soldier can also be beautiful.
Our soldiers in the US are very appreciated by "most" Americans. It's a shame your nation is a bit flippant about your service. Be proud!
I've lived in Korea and what she says is certainly true. I think this attitude stems from the fact that nearly every Korean male has served, if not in the military, some form of government service. In America, most Americans haven't served. And there's a tendency to put the military on a pedestal. In Korea, that would be like putting yourself on a pedestal. Nearly all men have given up years of their life to serve. Nearly everyone has made the same sacrifice. I think the attitude stems from that.
@@Col_Fragg I was about to say that. If say, 90% of people had served, no one would really be thanking anyone for their service, as most people would see no reason to. As you said, it’s like thanking yourself, which you just wouldn’t do.
I think it's more about whether or not they go career. From what I understand only a couple years of service are mandatory, so assholes that don't value that commitment would probably be talking about people that stay by choice and are good at what they do.
Involuntary service with no pay vs voluntary service with pay
@@jsl02008 no pay?!
She is a hell of a soldier.
in the early '70's trained a detachment South Koreans on the Nike Hercules Air Defense Radar System. First day (Friday) was a quiz to determine their level of expertise. Of the 9 ROK in my class, one poor soul scored a 68 on that quiz. On Monday, when their training commenced he showed up missing teeth, bruised all over and a broken arm! From that day on, every one of them bastards got a 100% on EVERY TEST and QUIZ. I can't begin to imagine what would have happened had they been North Koreans!!!!!
I wish you could see other states. Young lady to experience tree's, rolling hill's, mountains and sea shore as well, might really surprise you.
That was great, what a happy person, you've made sure i'll finish today smiling mate so thankyou for that 🙂 I wish you well
Thank you for your service. I am glad you like America. please visit more, and join the military if you like.
instead of talking about military.. why not get her back to the states to go to several national parks throughout the states …. seeing the beauty is better than thinking about military things. also a good stress reliever as well.
Korean military tends to be really top heavy in terms of experience because only officers stick around the military as a career-and most officers are officers because they come from a family that had officers. Most rank and file attempt to leave as soon as possible (as they are almost all non-volunteers). I’m not sure they even got around to improving the quality of food given to soldiers, at least, in the early 2010s, calling them prison-quality food might be generous.
These "Ladies" are in the Republic of Korea's Special Warfare Command 707th Special Missions Battalion, If you ever find yourself flying Korean Air, behave yourself. One of these beautiful, sweet flight attendants maybe an "Operator".
3:20 in basic training we are taught to eat things quickly, first like week we had 3 minute showers and had to scarf food down when we ate
I hope she does come to visit to actually see more things here. I think she will have a lot of fun sightseeing.
She is awesome I'm glad she's our ally!
All my life, I agree with her about restaurant food here: too salty or too sweet. When I went to China on business, the food there was quite different from what you eat in Chinese restaurants in America. Less salt, way less sugar. I'd like to visit Korea.
If you get the chance - do it. My wife and I had a holiday in South Korea. The people are so wonderful and friendly. Whenever we stopped to check our tourist map, we were approached within seconds by someone to enquire if we needed assistance.
@@frednerk3477 Oh it's on my short list. I have always liked Koreans, have always had Korean friends, and I even live in a neighborhood with a lot of Korean families. I want to do a two-for trip, South Korea and Japan, all in one go.
@@mikeg3439 Places to I like to hit up in South Korea:
1. Ossulac Tea House in Seoul (you will never want another type of green tea after that.)
2. Haeundae Beach in Busan (Go in June/July)
3. Jeju Island (Lots of different things there. BTW, Ossulac has their tea fields there, so you don't have to go to Seoul for it but it is out of the way and on Jeju you need a car.)
Korean girls are just so attractive in manner and looks…
If you are soldier of an allied country we will basically give you the same basic respect we give our own soldiers.
Thanks for being there for us, as we will for you!
I'm surprised. I would have thought South Koreans would appreciate their military more.
All men (except for some special circumstances) goes to the military. It is just a normal thing to them. I guess it just waters down the specialness of it when everybody does it.
It's so interesting to hear another perspective on what is every day stuff to us.
She is amazing 👏
What a doll! A gritty, tough doll that could rip your head off and spit down your neck. You know, several years ago I took a graduate class in physiological psychology. Our instructor was adjunct professor whose day job was neurosurgeon. He claimed that Korean women were known to be, on average, the toughest group of people on Earth. Watching this sergeant bolsters that claim.
South Korean Marines were some bad ass MFs
i would NOT want to be on their bad side EVER
South Korea has a talented an amazing Military.
its a real shame the citizens dont appreciate what top notch soldiers are doing for their safety and freedom.
She’s energetic I’ll say that much at least 😁👍🏼
Great video. Attractive, articulate, informative, and interesting.
when i saw the john wick video i wondered if she had ever seen the Finnish brutality shooting matches?
I love watching her. A Very strong person. I hope Dimple can bring her back more. I went to her channel, but I don't understand Korean and it is not sub-titled.
Beatles candy = Korean Skittles
Thanks, I was wondering about that... Skittles or M&M's was the impression I got from her description.
2:57 lol reminds me of the short time I had in US Army basic training because I am very tall, my M4 was too short for me with even the stock all the back wasn't long enough so it was a little awkward to hold 😅
Are all your special forces so pretty. Can't understand a word but such expressive voice.
Well in the us military, we roast each other quite a bit and it can be jarring if you're not used to it. But as long you pull your weight and do hard work, we recognize those efforts. We got shitty upper leadership also that treats enlisted like crap, but then that's pretty much universal in all militaries anyway.
She is awesome
She is wonderful. I could listen to her talk all day. With out the subtitles I would have no clue what she is saying but her voice is soothing. I have to admit I have a crush on her. Beautiful.
The ad preceding this clip is outstanding!
Glad to have you here. Come back and tour the country for a month or so. Skip the big cities ,go around the western states to the eastern Appalachia Mountains.
Korean Soldiers: *eat candy one by one*
American Soldiers: *E A T*
Lmao. I love it. Yeah, I'd party with her.
The US has it's fair share of derogatory nicknames for soldiers. It's just that the soldiers more often than not take those very names and turns them around as a badge of honor. One of the prime examples (and perhaps most famous) is "Devil Dogs" when referring to the Marines. Germans were reasonably religious (at least up until it was outlawed when Hitler came to power) so them calling the Marines "Devil Dogs" was meant to be an insult. One, why would anyone want to be called a dog? And from hell at that? Well, the marines REALLY liked that name.
Talk about wife material. She's perfect!
-0:56 The US Army is the only branch to pick your job title/MOS but you are a soldier and still have to pass shooting standards even in noncombat role, all Marines are trained as Infantry even with non-combat roles, and apparently, in the Airforce it is a job first. There are a lot of differences in the branches in the US Military. Anyway it would be an honor to have you join our forces, Sergeant Kang. Warrent Officers in the US Army are addressed as Mr or Mrs or they might let you call them Cheif if they are rank 2 to 5 Cheif Warrant Officer so a heads up.
She cracked me up. Good to hear a positive output
Is it me, or is she incredibly good looking?
She was cute. The way she talks about self, the way she talks about the way things are in America. Change that is amazed about America as the North Koreans are, when they first see America. But she was adorable.
Hope you can get your trip to the U.S. and have a GREAT TIME!
The entire time I found myself drooling over that hoodie, so clean...
kkangha~ 깡미님 응원합니다!
American soldiers are tall? Me, in The ROK in 2005, standing a whopping 5'7". 😆
Seriously though, I'm glad she has a favorable impression of America, and Americans. The sentiment is the same, for Koreans, from me. I enjoyed my time in Korea, and if I ever have the chance to return, I would gladly do so.
Second To None! Keep Up The Fire!... and... Katchi Kapshida!
glad to see other countries with capable woman and men solders who are preparing their own defense. welcome to usa.... please train hard, safe and have fun. happy new year
I like her, and she's gorgeous. She's so fluid with her body language! I will watch more!
She is one of the most beautiful woman Ive ever seen. Great video. Love the sharing of POV on the US.
Her comment about how special forces keep training unless part of their body is sticking out reminded me of Jake Peralta - "It wasn't that bad! The doctor said all my bleeding was internal. That's where all the blood's supposed to be!"
Or Monty Python quest for the Holy Grail...."IT'S ONLY A FLESH WOUND..." as the Black Night (not race but color of his knight get-up...whatever it's called) proclaimed during battle after limb by limb was missing....poor Bob tried to roll to fight the Monty Python crew as they galluped passed...or 'skipping' pass as they clapped 2 coconut shell halves together... I would mention the ravishness rabbit but it didn't leave enough remains to be considered a flesh wound....TRUE ARTISTIST AT WORK in that MASTERPIECE!!
She's such a cutie 😍