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North Korean Soldiers React to REAL U.S. Combat Footage for the First Time
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2020
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Today, BUKSITAL from North Korea reacted actual footage from the live cam action of US's special forces combating in Afghanistan!
Hope you enjoy!
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Buksital TV
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Thanks for watching.
It’s never the people of these countries that are bad, it’s always the leaders.
Most these people fighting the Americans believe they are fighting for there way of life, I can't be mad at them they just want to live their own lives
Yeah people always talk in terms of holistic fallacy "China does X" "USA does Y" when the pattern is in reality "Spesific persons in spesific faction in China does X" and "Spesific persons in spesific faction in Russia does Y".
But because its faster to talk with the names of nations that causes people to blame the entire nation every time someone in a faction does a bad thing.
but all it takes for evil to thrive.. and destroy.. is a few good people to stand idle.
French teacher beheaded
The young and stupid blindly fighting for the rich and greedy. War as an art has lost its way in modern times, Im glad we pulled out of Afghanistan.
“I have fired three bullets”....that is not exactly what you would expect a soldier in any army to say...
I doubt that North korea lets you shoot a lot since they don't really have enough spare ammo for it.
I was amazed at that as well. It takes 5 rounds in a circle to just zero your weapon during the annual rifle qualification. You do that before you even take the test.
NK's infantry heavy strategy can't work too well if they don't give their soldiers the ammo to make a reliable shot.
@@Lawofimprobability If it came to war they would be using soviet russia strategies, which means they'd send wave after wave of people, some of them wouldn't even have a gun and they'd tell them: rush the enemy position and take it no matter the cost. That's also the reason NK would lose a war in 3 days since this type of tactics get destroyed by 2 cruise missiles these days
He said three MAGAZINES. The guy translating screwed up, as he does dozen times an episode.
@@ryhk3293 good catch...but that is still not a lot... :)
The stunned silence as they watch looks like they're thinking "they really expected us to fight these guys?"
You know these are not the real north Korea soldiers. If the Taliban can fight American NK can do it. At least they more equipment and nuke than Taliban.
@@999oj The North Koreans don't have the same combat experience as the Taliban. They also don't have the same mentality.
@@kevinhellalong7838 combat experience I will agree but mentality no way. NK have a far more egocentric belief system than the Taliban because of years of brainwashed hate of America and the west.
@@999oj The middle east has been through thousands of years of conflict with the west. The north Koreans don't have the same mentality.
@@999oj i see no indication that they're not real NK soldiers, they're just not the hardened kind. My guess is, if they were, they wouldn't have defected. They look like squaddies who've never actually seen real combat.
The last scene that guy actually survived. I met him when I was in basic training. He was a drill Sgt at the base I went to.
Oh that was good to know. I can't imagine the feeling of being in the middle of all that.
What base was it?
What was your mos?
@@grey3414 he didn't serve lol jes stolen valor do buy into his bullshit
@@charlieduncan3367 stolen valour on the internet? Shut the fuck up. He's not bragging about anything, he literally just said he met a guy on the video when he was in BT. If it's true or not, it's not stolen valour because basically anyone can go to BT lmao.
"north korea doesn't even have bulletproof vests"
that seems like a bad idea.
Because they cost MONEY that is deemed better funnelled to the leaders/government. The individual citizens -- including the ones sent to fight for the country on the front lines -- are considered of lesser value and ultimately expendable.
Neither does China.
Joel Wright China is starting to equip their troops with Body Armor. In general, China upgrading their military from some second tier Military that could only bully smaller neighbors to something that would be able to stand up to the likes of NATO, USA, or Russia.
@@MPdude237 It is NOT merely a matter of Body Armor, nor Weapons, nor other equipment, it is Primarily how well Trained Soldiers, Sailors, Aviators, and Marines are. All Armed Forces exist to perpetuate the Regime, the Leadership. Communist China, North Korea, Russia, the USA, South Korea, or France, this is true. In the USA, France, the UK, and South Korea, the Citizens have at least a bit of the power. In the USA there are politicians and ideologues who want to get rid of the Right of Citizens to Defend themselves (in particular with firearms).
Communist China is cautious about what kind of Military Training, and how much Training their Soldiers get. In any nation there are usually more Former soldiers than Soldiers on active duty. Guns are outlawed in most places in the world, but even in the USSR, Communist China, Nazi Occupied Europe, London, NYC, or Chicago in the USA people have been able to get their hands on Guns, even Military type weapons! It is not so much the "Tools" (guns) as it is the Skill of the User.
Watch a couple videos of "3 Gun Competitions" (Pistol, Shotgun, Semi-Auto Rifle), in the USA we have Teenage Girls who are Champions! Watch some videos by Black Rifle Coffee Company, showing them out shooting. Not only US (Australian, British, Canadian, South Korean, etc.) Veterans have these Skills; although the Skills were Taught by Veterans. These skills do make some politicians in the USA, and more so in the UK, Canada, etc. Very Concerned, and trying to Limit Our Rights.
The Chinese Communist Party is confident (and correct) that They are sufficiently protected from Foreign threats, and that their Armed Forces can achieve most of the goals of the Communist Party (there are other consequences than military defeat that Deter Communist China). More than 30 Years ago the faltering Soviet Union was able to equip most of their Millions of Front Line Soldiers with Body Armor. That Communist China had belatedly decided to go to the Expense of doing so, says more about what they believe about the lives of their soldiers.
Communist China has been "standing up" to the USSR/Russia since about 1955, and against the USA since 1965 or so. When in its interest the CCP has worked with the USSR/Russia, and/or the USA. Since 1947 neither the USSR nor the USA could invade China and conquer it. Despite significant Military (and minimal Naval) Strength, Communist China has not be capable of defeating even Vietnam (c.1979 invasion). Possibly, if they were willing to face the Economic Consequences, CC could conquer Taiwan.
Commies for ya
"fluent with real bullets" is an accurate way to describe a US soldier lol.
The word they were looking for is "proficient" not fluent. The translators seem to have a limited English vocabulary.
The one kid said he shot 3 bullets before he is a sniper in N.K.
@@timpumphrey8765 3 bullets yeah, The North Korean army serves a different purpose than the US Army.
North Korea drafts it's entire male population from age 20 to age 35 into the army to control their own people. If every male is in the army then nobody will have any time to plot against the regime. It is not really a fighting force but a control system. North Korea mostly relies on Nuclear deterrence to prevent outside armies from invading.
No other nation is more fluent in Bullets than US after
Only language a us soldier speaks is bullets.
Quick summary of America: everyone is fluent in gun
Update: I mightve started a civil war
Update 2: I most definitely started Civil War 2: Electric Boogaloo
Update 3: why are people still using this reply section?
I wish but unfortunately not true and people keep electing the most ignorant of them to make laws
@@RedMcCarl Better start hiding your magazines that hold more than 10 rounds! Ugh!
@@RedMcCarl Yes from the looks of it we're in for a rough time trying to hold onto our rights. How many times I've heard a liberal say "You're paranoid, nobody wants to take your guns". Yeah well Joe Biden says it plain as day right on his campaign website, he wants to take our guns.
@@roberttaylor6030 no I believe he said” I want to, you know?, take those, we all know them”
@@upcycleengineer7825 which is him saying he wants to take them, you clearly don't know how politics goes
3:19 "That was the sound of a gun?" That hit mega different, I feel so bad for their troops.
To be fair, guns sound way different over video audio vs. in real life.
yes, most modern mics lower the sound or dont even register it that high, a 556 gunshot from an m4 is on average 150 db, which is higher than a hidraulic hammer at 130 or or a thunder at 100-120 db, so loud af
i t5hink it was because the mic sound coulndt get the full sound
Also the translations off
"I'm hit I'm hit!"
you stopped the clip just before the AC 130 erased that mountain
Wait for real.
Brrrrrrererrer
Worst fighting combat clip. Show how a well organized attack looks like this are just homemade squirmish the us army is much better than this
@@gusm6220 lol every military has had their blunders and that soldier sure had his. He will have the scars forever now.
@@gusm6220 I'm pretty sure he did that so his squad could get to a safer location. It could've gone a different way but in the end, his squad did end up in a better position.
I wonder what they think about american citizens owning firearms.
@Guillermo Felix AMERICAAAAAAAAA
They'll probably be all for it. Can't see why they would be against it
Ha...I just suggested watching a PRS competition....maybe one with stages that go out past 800 yards.
@@PEACE_REAPER well that's not surprising if your pro gun obviously you cant see why not to have any. but i do agree good people should be aloud to have them, criminals will just find an other weapon if they cant get a gun or find an other way. hell in some cases not having a gun available to a criminal could be worse like having to use a bomb instead and more people actualy getting killed. school bombing sounds way worse to me then school shootings.
@@subspace666 that’s why people in the military are forced to undergo psychological testing before the military decides whether or not to give them a weapon
There was a retired Russian spetznaz officer in my grandmothers church that I met after serving in the US Army 2007-2011, he told me that in his 15 year career he doesn’t think that he fired a 1,000 rounds at the range
Damn. As a civilian, I have fired around 2,000 rounds out of my AK in an 8 month period!
@@evanmoore2141 just goes to show how underfunded the Russian military was and still is...but they trained hand to hand combat 2-3 hours every day cause it’s free 🤣🤣
I met a Russian spetsnaz and he said he was in Vietnam
Imagine getting a candy crush ad right in the middle of a man screaming "I'M HIT!"
DELICIOUS
Lol right.
God bless America
One thing that paintball taught me. When people shoot at you, you get shot. The movies where the bullets fly around the hero but they don't hit can't prepare you for a 12 year old with customized Tipman and all of the strategy that COD taught him. You WILL get shot!
And just like actual combat, it is *very* random.
The, 12 year olds are SCARY to go against tho! Sure, the adults have a plan, and you can kinda guess what that plan is. But 12 year olds have no plan and no fear. They will rush, and you will get hit
As an Army Vet I thought I would have my kids beat. I found out painfully hours on the PS4 teach them moves I never would have thought of, Paintball is as real as actual combat in the moment, and a teenager gloating hurts your ego far more than a battle buddy. My teens taught me a valuable lesson - never underestimate a gamer.
@@dawnappelberg4700 my favorite thing to pull from games is the complete disregard of typical considerations of the environment. Climbing up, dropping down, laying on top, crawling through things in ways that would ably make sense in a video game with a character that never tires, trips, or gets permanently injured.
@@ltchugacast131 you haven't lived until you dome 2 boomers with akimbo paintball guns while front flipping over an inflatable with a cigar in your mouth.
Ex NK: They have bulletproof vest..we don't even have.
This statement is enough to see the sheer difference of NK infantry way behind from the rest of the world.
I mean they're not really supposed to get in a fight. It's a show army - most of their equipment(besides their missiles, nuclear and not) is to put up a facade of toughness so other nations are more reluctant to attack them.
Heck, most police in poor countries have that.
It's hard to train your troops for combat when most the time they have to grow their own food. The same in many Communist armies such as Vietnamese one.
They like to talk a big show but if it really came down to it many militaries could purge NK pretty easily. Depending on who attacks them I'm not even sure if China would assist them
the truth is "bullet resistant" nothing you can wear is bullet proof
For being an American and seeing one of our old or maybe still rivals watch in awe at our military just makes me feel so proud to be an American
Same. And you can tell they haven't seen anything real as well.
@@calvin- yea
I guess. I mean It's a mixed emotion for me(another American). I'd rather have my friend excited to collaborate than my enemy too afraid to attack. However, I'm glad we're just too intimidating for open bloodshed at the moment.
Came across this video n got lost in it. As a Korean American that has lived a privileged life, I can’t help but feel for these kids. The pain they surely carry. Very strong men. Each video has brought me to new tears. Carry on soldiers, do good with your lives n be happy.
They are not North Korean, but South.
No lie this kinda made me really sad when I watched this because one of my friends died in Afghanistan, he wasn't even old enough to buy alcohol here in the US. :( One of the reasons, I have the greatest respect for anyone who served in the military regardless of what country.
@Arif Gashi Afghanistan does not have any oil. We invaded because they allowed their country to be used as a base to attack America. And to liberate the people.
@Beaten by Rock Was Iraq better off with Sadam? Southeast Asia is better off that we fought the communists? Palestine is not something we have much to do with.
I will never not think that the drinking age should be 18
RIP much respect for your friend
@Arif Gashi Im one, Come and get it pansy.
If you got the balls.
As an American I am impressed with the attitudes both these guys display in their videos. They are very grounded and have a humility that I wouldn't expect. Most people want to assume the worst about an opposing country. It's good to see they have some of the same thoughts, fears, and desire for good that the rest of us do.
Do you seriously think that a North Korean soldier would have hair down to his collar ?
@@mongomoonbladder8023 not at all. It's my understanding that they defected several years ago to South Korea. I don't follow the channel enough. They might not be legit but at least on the surface and with out great knowledge of them II would say that what they present seems alright. I have no pretense that an active N. Korean soldier wouldn't try to kill Americans. I am just replying to what they present. That said, your comment is noted.
the whole point is they defected. Did you think they were pretending to be ACTIVE north korean soldiers? On a UA-cam show? lol@@mongomoonbladder8023
I like how their 'proof' is, "well if it weren't true we'd be lying." As if that weren't obvious. The naivety of the conditioned is both amusing and horrifying.
Yes, but on the other hand it's refreshing that honesty and honor is so highly valued in some places, especially in today's political and social climate
@@Kayrim_Borlan in N. Korea? 🤦♂️ Honesty isnt valued, gullibility is.
@Kevin G you say that as if they're cowards for defecting. However, yes the are NK soldiers who defected, which takes balls to defect from NK seeing as the punishments is immediate death.
Lol ikr, it’s so obvious just 2 random Koreans acting like they were defectors. If they actually defected it would’ve been all over the news like the last guy who got shot up
i dont think theyre naive, you completely failed to acknowledge the last two sentences he said, which showed that he wasnt as naive as you think.
"60,000 of our subscribers are not stupid, right?"
"We simply try our best to deliver stories that we've lived and evidenced out ourselves, and our subscribers will judge for themselves"
basically saying, we don't have physical proof, but you can be the one who decides if we are honest or not. doesn't seem naive at all to me
Three rounds. Our boy fired three rounds. As a soldier. Dang. That in itself is eye opening.
I was blown away when he said that. I don't know if a single one of their soldiers has ever been in combat.
Probably not, they've never fought a recent battle. One American soldier could have taken on 100 NKs.
@@calvin- The last real conflict the North Koreans have fought ended in 1953, unless you count shooting escapees of course.
three magazines, actually, which doesn't make it much better lol
That's their lack of logistics and infrastructure.
I've fired 60 rounds and I'm not even a soldier.
A-10 strafing run. They say the sound WILL wake you up.
I love the A-10...although, if it has to be in the area for some reason, chances are you're already awake. *BRRRRRRRT*
Nothing wakes you up like an AC-130 engaging at 2am.
@@afcgeo882 Apaches are armed with flying grenades, missiles, rockets, lasers and large flying apple slicers. Imagine a dedicated person assigned to read the menu of death to determine how a person is going to die that day.
@@orlock20 Apaches get rockets and missiles, and a 30mm chain gun. No “flying grenades” (whatever that is), lasers or apple slicers.
Left my ears buzzing for 2 hours. Practice range near my cousins property.
The Reaction is to cool bro
Yes!
Too cool*?
*too
Oh no theyre onto me
I was in the US Army for almost 9 years. I was deployed to Iraq three times and Afghanistan once. Your right, it’s so calm especially before the bullets start flying. Once they do it’s like a well oiled machine and the calmness continues throughout until later when you realize what just happened. Everything moves so incredibly fast but it feels so slow. Adrenaline is an amazing thing. If you want to see some serious combat footage although staged but incredibly realistic, not small engagements like these I recommend watching Outpost Keating.
My friend's name is Chris brown too lol
I'm so impress with how open and honest these guys are with their thoughts and feelings. I really admire them!
Can’t be live I’m just realizing 100% of their “active” military have never seen combat. Actual feel bad for them if they ever had to get thrown into a slaughter fest due to their leaders.
North Korean special forces have been involved in africa conflicts but I am not sure if they actually took part in battles or they were just training the africa forces
"never seen combat". dang, i dont think most of them have even seen a shooting range based on what these 2 guys said.
@@spencerphilippinedream3706 It wouldn’t even be fair but it would have to be done.
@@mamavswild it be like shooting a blind deaf crying baby
@@codien-a2217 A blind deaf crying baby that could shoot and kill you and your fellow soldiers, especially as they were pushed forward by their commissars in hellish mass assaults as seen both in the Korean War and by Soviet soldiers in wwii.
I wish they could met with a US veteran and chat together. Just like in Lad Bible. It would be cool experience.
I think at least one of them was on with the guys from Digitalsojutv which has at least one US vet as part of their on screen cast
A visit to Don Shipley at his ranch would give them a whole new perspective of America and Her People.
wait..ppl still watch lad bible, I though that crappy clickbait site died off.
lad bible? i think last thing anyone finding freedom want to do is exchange one form of ignorance for another.
I really enjoy watching these men. After everything they have survived they are genuinely humble and honest people. I hope the rest of their lives are comfortable and their loved ones caqn also be safe and free
Do Americans, really? I'd read up on the work of Bruce Cumings for the real rub on *that* one. I mean, I grew up in NYC and there wasn't much love for us until the Hallyu Wave...
Their “great general” sits on his ass and tells everyone how wonderful he is😂😂 #NotGreat lmao
They know that now and I love them for it
these arnt even real soldiers though?
@@Yenso.2 year response what makes you say that
their uniforms lol@@Tega_Mroll
and north Koreans are not allowed anywhere near anything like this such as yt its restricted @@Tega_Mroll
@@Yenso. I was also thinking the same thing. Like aren't they completely not allowed to do anything at all in their country? Let alone leave it and go on youtube lmfao. Like hell they'd just let their "soldiers" go to another country then make a youtube video
who else is american watching this video 😂😂😂
Pretty sure everyone
Right here, in Vermont
@@koonzipher4692 right here in canada
Georgia check!
Cali here too
The battles the US fights in the Middle East and Afghanistan are different than Korean War because they’re fighting guerilla warfare. The enemies they fight are part of the civilian population and start battled with ambushes.
They should show the offenses at both Gulf wars
@Jax Taylor In my particular military career, I was one of the only people who had knowledge and training of how to fight a conventional war because of South Korea and ISIS. Unfortunately, the ISIS fight came with a lot of political baggage.
@Jax Taylor they seemed confused about the fighting in the videos and why it looked like it was mostly peaceful. Just trying to help explain the type of fighting since they’ve been trained for more conventional ware fare and only have seen movies in NK grime the Korean War which was largely conventional.
they are different cus they are wars for profit.. regime change wars.. the objective is to destroy the countries infrastructure.. so they have to borrow from a bank and thus enslave their nation in debt forever.. and get a nice brand new shiny private central bank to own them.. just like tehy own us in the usa. they are bankers conquering the world using the us military and our bought for sale lobbyists they put in political office.
Even in Iraq it was guerilla warfare in the end when fighting Shia and Sunni fractions. They are not part of civilian population they just wear civilian clothes in order to hide from regular army and other fractions.
The real insights are the implications of NK training and fighting ability.
It is said North Korea spends 1/3 of its GDP on its military.
South Korea has more military budget than North Korea has GDP.
And SK gets actual combat experience in its institution.
@@Mortablunt Military spending is extremely expensive. Like during the Interwar period/Great Depression, many armies couldn’t even afford to fire their weapons so they literally used cardboard weapons and imaginary bullets. N.K. is in the same boat just maintaining its military size constantly.
"There are armies where they train with a fake landscape of S. Korea or America."
Yeah, but what part of America?
there’s literally no preparing to fight in the US lmao it’ll never happen especially with their weak ass military. we should literally destroy kim and his entire blood line
Of course they aren't going to post intense firefights. That's why it's so "peaceful".
lol, I'm not in any military so don't take me too seriously, but I don't think combat gets much more intense than that unless it's some special forces stuff where they have the advantage of surprise over the enemy, or room by room close quarters combat in some big city where they have to clear out buildings, I think most combat engagements take place in surprisingly long distances and people just shoot in the general direction of each other without really _seeing_ the other party
@@arsnakehert They also arent legally allowed to post videos like these carelessly, a lot of heavy combat footage would fall under Military operations which isnt open to the public for many different reasons
@@arsnakehert It can get A LOT more intense than what you see here. It depends on the engagement. Low intensity asymmetric skirmishes tend to be more drawn out. Urban contacts tend to be far more intense and shorter. Open field traditional fighting can involve bombs, missiles, rockets, artillery, armor and infantry movements all at the same time.
@@TriXJester completely false, look up FunkersTV, theyre dedicated to uploading footage like that, there are quite a few intense vids on there. Usually provided by vets who got footage over seas.
Funker has tons of real intense combat footage. Danger close drops, firefights, etc
“15 minutes of hell fire from apache gunship”
Wonder if they have seen anything like that before...
Go bigger AC130
@@DVSUte well rip whatever it hit
That last part... my chest was tight. The fear in his voice. ❤🇺🇸
Having served in Afghanistan in an Army Aviation unit, I'd be curious to how these guys react to Apache Gunship killcam footage. Dunno if it's too gruesome for Dimple, but it's raw military power, recorded.
I would like to see them trying to eat U.S. military MREs if possible.
Or at least South korean MRE
Still wait too !! LOL
i thought MRE's were pretty good.. if you could find one that didnt disgust you.. they use ingredients not everyone can stomach. onions etc..
@@stumpedii8639 Honestly ive had a few MRE's myself on long camping trips. As long as you dont get the abomination known as the vegetarian omlette they really really arent as bad as the joke makes them out to be.
Lol. Yep.
I've heard the guys mention hiding from the US Air Force. Gotta show them the MOAB
Ac-130
Warthogs, BRRRRRRRTTTTT.
All of the above especially clips of the warthog engaging enemies, may be a slow plane but on heck of a punch!!!
Yes, they need to learn about thermobaric weapons.
@@kentuazon1299
The crazy thing is the A10 is almost 50 years old at this point.
I just love how real and straight forward they are. They arent trying to shit on anyone just calling like it like respectful people. I’d be friends with these guys any tine. We need more of that mentality with each other.
This is what a real firefight is like..It’s fairly slow paced and methodical, very rare to get “call of duty” type running and gunning. (10 year Army vet. Iraq and Afghanistan)
They Should React to The 2nd Amendment and Civilian Gun Collector’s in the U.S.
that would be so coooool
I got my 9mm in my safe named freedom”
@@Agent47real that’s great! 😎👍 I’ve got my closest bedtime sidearms named “38th Parallel” and “Seoul Sista” as the backup. Ironic? 🤷♂️
If these guys want to get a real idea of how US troops are supplied and equipped they should watch the Modern Marvels episode Battle Ready. It’s a bit dated from around 2012 I think, but still is fairly accurate.
Thanks for the suggestion, luckily History has that full episode on their channel.
"Looks like they threw a grenade?" HAHA that's cute bro. That's no grenade, that's for sure lol.
Well... I’m happy for these gentlemen that they have been given the opportunity to escape North Korea... as human beings, we all are obligated to welcome them wherever they end up.. they are not our enemy...they are victims...and if we have the ability to assist someone from being able to escape or to just “lend a hand” we should ...no one deserves to be born and raised into that kind of Tyranny... it’s a tyranny of mind body and spirit...
I'm pretty sure that explosion wasn't a grenade.
lol agree grenade look like m80 went off not like a sachel charge.
it was ... we just call them bombs or missile ... it is kinda like a Flying Grenade =D ...
@@istrysii We also call them airstrikes / JDAMs.
@@Zachomara that we do heheh ...
It would be interesting to see their reaction to a PRS (Precision Rifle Series) competition to show them how competent civilians are with rifles and long range shooting in the U.S. Maybe even a 3-gun competition for overall shooting so they can see that we shoot for fun. Lol
Why does nobody invade the US?
Because the military is just the start of the fun! For every solider, there's about 3,000,0000 citizens, every single one with a gun!
Good friend of mine was deployed with the Marines to Iraq in 04-08. Crazy to me to think about what he went through and saw over there. I dont ask questions but after 4 years he was retired from the military. He suffers from PTSD and has retirement/disability pay for life. Im not exactly sure what it was that made him retire but of the few rare times he ever mentioned his time there, I recall him telling me about losing 3 friends to an IED that blew up a Humvee they were in, which I assume was the turning point for him. He never went into it in detail, but I know it couldnt have been anything short of a horror show. Hes fine physically aside from minor back and knee issues but mentally, I know hes dealing with some serious vices. So much respect for him and for the brave men and women who have lost their lives and continue to risk their lives for us.
Oh man, it was a meat grinder then. That guy was possibly getting into gun battles on the daily. I know Eli Cuevas (Eli Doubletap) has some crazy stories from around '07. His batallion saw a lot of fighting at that time. He got tossed into it pretty much day 1. Look after your Marine friend. Keep checkin' in.
Seeing their reaction to what Americans and allied forces have gone through, you see in the eyes and actions that they knew they would be wasted. They seen what our forces have gone through and realized that every bit of training they received was not good enough
“We have a UA-cam channel..of course were legit”. Everyone watching: Dogs, cats and hamsters have their own channels.
Yes, and those are legit dogs, cats, and hamsters
I feel attacked, lol
They need to show them Military Speed on Establishing Field Hospital, Communications, & Loading a AC 130.
How about Aircraft Carrier during Iraq War, Hum-vie Marines Recon, Sniper Training, & SEAL Deployment Mission?
You should supply the links to those clips so they can see them.
The soldier on the right looks like hes ready to join a rock and roll band.
You're a baby😎☝👍
The soldier on the right looks like Alex Van Halen during the Ban Halen 1 era. 😂
Most Americans know how to shoot, many taught when they were kids by their dads, we are armed to the teeth.
🇺🇸 Murica
Only in Murica
Some, not most.
I think thats mostly southerners
@@emperorblob7886 yea
I'm sorry guys... its crazy my 10yo has shot more rounds then some soldiers in NK... probably keeps a uprising from happening
@Arif Gashi that's kinda sad 😥... we built a back stop out back at the beginning of the lock down. $90 worth of .22lr is a whole month of fun and he enjoys trying to be better at it... so let me guess you have to be at least 16... or not allowed at all. How much trouble would he be in if he made the gun from scratch by himself on a cnc machine 🤔?
@Arif Gashi you have to be 18 or 21 to buy a gun over here, and you can manufacture your OWN firearms depending on the state you live in. My comment was about countries sending untrained soldiers to fight their wars, the haven't even fired enough bullets to have a malfunction to learn how to fix. I don't know what part of Europe you live in but some parts could have done better during hard times if the people had the right to defend themselves... its common sense every countries civilian population is larger than its military and if the military wipes out the people there is no reason for the country to exist
man, I've been shooting since I was 8 and my brothers were even younger, gotta learn how to aim to keep the militia strong 🤣🤣🤣
Much love from the USA. America loves the Korean people.
So thankful you guys made it out!!!!! :)
Footage from 9/11 is, for me, haunting and surreal, but it hits just as hard as footage from an actual battlefield during war. I have the utmost respect for soldiers, no matter what country they're from. They risk their lives for a bigger purpose, and it's honorable. Dimple North Korean soldier dudes, thank you for the sacrifices you've made. It might be weird to hear this coming from an American, considering the fact that you were taught to hate Americans before defecting to South Korea (by the way... People actually questioned whether or not you really defected from the North??? That's.... Why??? I'll never understand that...), but you guys made sacrifices in the name of something bigger than yourselves. I just hope that you are happy and healthy. ✌
I agree and commented the same
@Arif Gashi I'm sorry you feel that way. Everyone deserves respect. Being hateful doesn't help anything.
To get a little perspective you should think about how that is just a tiny fraction of what USA is has done to many other countries invading them. It was just 2 building compated to the countless thousands of building USA has blown up, even if we exclude WW2.
North Korea and it's leader is pure evil, a stain on humanity. But USA could do better too.
Yall two are great people in my opinion. No one wants a war. I've been deployed twice so I know what it's like. Y'alls energy is awesome.
North Korean soldiers getting shipped off to fight the US: these guys will be easy to take on, they’re cowards and that’s why they haven’t fought us yet
A-10 Warthog Pilot: [chuckle] bet
These guys must be clerks, even our cooks have more combat experience. They really need to see footage of the A-10 Warthog in action. Would probably have to be resuscitated.
You should have them react to desert storm
Battle of Medina Ridge or Battle of 73 Easting.
@@ex-navyspook yeeeeeeeeees
@Jax Taylor 😆
Who picks the footage? Almost every reaction video I've seen on here they show these guys the worst videos.
Yeah, way better footage on youtube.
probably so they don't get demonetized or whatever.
rite?it's not like nobody narrowed down the range for them.I brought this topic up few videos back and links were even included.
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Hello Dimple,great content as always,it would be nice to have them react to helmet combat footage from different branches of the military/federal as well,links provided below:
US ARMY
ua-cam.com/video/2dNHuLsEYww/v-deo.html&ab_channel=AspiringGreenBerets%26ArmyRangers
ua-cam.com/video/PjZyJW5hjiw/v-deo.html&ab_channel=DonRev
ua-cam.com/video/uZ2SWWDt8Wg/v-deo.html&ab_channel=FUNKER530-VeteranCommunity%26CombatFootage
ua-cam.com/video/XE3iG3RfXMQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=okrajoe
USMC
ua-cam.com/video/-w0vU2gMJQU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=GreatAmericansDotCom
ua-cam.com/video/w1nqJ5T_pPY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=JefferyVeitch
USAF JTAC/TACP
ua-cam.com/video/PeqZPjuLtlw/v-deo.html&ab_channel=FUNKER530-VeteranCommunity%26CombatFootage
ua-cam.com/video/ermEyV4Kaj0/v-deo.html&ab_channel=GEARDOSHIT
C0AST GUARD
ua-cam.com/video/TssmEdbW-WA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TheMobReporter
ua-cam.com/video/yN4ntVRfKFo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=GoCoastGuard
Bonus:these are NAVY detachments but i couldn't find actual footage of them
NAVY SWCC:
ua-cam.com/video/Bqoja3iWWaE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=America%27sNavy
ua-cam.com/video/aC5VBgPjPzc/v-deo.html&ab_channel=%5BXRP%5DR%C9%AA%E1%B4%98%E1%B4%98%CA%9F%E1%B4%87
NAVY SARC:
ua-cam.com/video/5ONl8Z1s-Ac/v-deo.html&ab_channel=America%27sNavy
I didn't inlude Navy Seals because their reputation is already blown way out of proportion by hollywood portrayals.
thank you.
But they didn't even pick a single one from these.DIMPLE had better ideas instead.
at least they didn't use those leaked footage showing soldiers killing people from that helicopter like it was a video game. :P
For these in particular there may be constraints on what can be legally posted in South Korea. I haven't looked into it though, but it's a sensible guess.
You guys are your kids I'm glad you are here Amigos .hello from Sacramento California area.hola!
5:55 "F***ing shot me right in the f***ing head. F***."
lmao he isnt even shaken, just kinda pissed about it. What a Chad.
Thats probably the adrenaline talking right there. 😂
4:11 “I can tell they fluent with using these real bullets and all these real weapons” LOL well they had better be!
I always watch whenever you guys put up a new video. I have two teenage sons and every time I see these two gentlemen react to something it really makes me wish my children appreciated the life they have in America because there are a lot of people out there who live a very different way of life and I wish my kids understood how lucky they are and how easily things can be taking away in this life. Watching these videos and hearing their stories helps me to appreciate how lucky we are as Americans to live such a safe comfortable life and that there are many people out there who don't have those luxuries much less everyday safety. Keep up the good work guys awesome videos
In the last vid, that gentleman was protecting his comrades by being the decoy so they could get away. I've heard that he was hit about 10-12 times, but nothing pierced his body armor and he was able to go home with only a bit of bruising. =)
I would like to say thank you to both of these young men and former North Korean soldiers for sharing some of their knowledge and experience regarding their former lives in North Korea. The tight control over information flow both into the country and out is amazing to me as a person who has never lived under a dictatorship.
As for our gear in today's military service it hasn't always been like that. Body armor is commonplace today, but past generations fought without the benefit of a somewhat higher likelihood of survival and it was always about money and politicians. The politicians, most of whom never served our country, remain obstacles to achieving quick and decisive victories. Hopefully there will be a future where no politician, no fake royal bloodlines claiming rule by birthrights, and a common recognition those of us within the 99% of the global population were never enemies to start with.
It (war) has always been about land, natural resources, controlling the masses, and maintaining power among a very small group of inbreeding bloodlines. Imagine what life can be like if the 99% quit allowing themselves to be manipulated by the 1% and ended the divisions deliberately created within each and every institution supposedly designed to make our lives better.
I really like hearing your sincerity. When I watch your videos, it makes me feel sad for the people in North Korea to not have the ordinary and simple pleasures that most people in the US and many other nations take for granted.
5:45 “looks like they threw a grenade” 😂😂😂
It was a grenade, maybe it came from the AF but still a grenade 😂
you can thank hollywood for that.
😂😂😂😭😭😭
@@spencerphilippinedream3706 😂😂😂
@@rickdalton7690 nah
Is it me or does Haneul look like Mr.simple era Heechul
I love all of the interviews with these two young men! They're so incredibly polite and humble! I'm truly glad that they aren't in NK anymore! I'd buy these fellas a beer or a coffee anytime!
I hope they live long, peaceful lives and get a chance to enjoy their (relatively) newfound freedom! Good for them!
I really enjoy these two's seeming honesty and open vulnerability....It gives me hope. I don't know many veterans here in the US that will talk about this stuff....and I do know quite a few. I hope that doing these videos for us helps them process what they have already been through. I get the feeling that a lot of what they say, though honest, may be understated.
If they havent already, get them to react to a A10 warthog
"They have bullet proof vests" " our undershirts are bandages".... Damn it'll be close
Tell Michael Jackson the Sun rarely comes indoors he can take the sunglasses off he's safe.
Hi guys I'm glad you all made it out of the North. My dad was with 2nd Marines during the Korean War. He was at the Chosin Reservoir when the Chinese came down. He never talked about it much. I'm glad you guys are free and I wish North Korea could be free as well..
They should be shown the SEALS vs IDF from the deadliest warrior show.
Or Apache gun videos. Popular Mechanics claimed that in Iraq in 2007, less than 200 Apaches claimed 71% of the enemy kills when there were 140,000 U.S. troopers plus hundreds of other armed flying vehicles in the area.
they should show them that , although it is a pretty stupid show.
Why show them fantasy BS aimed at idiots?
Even I, a middle schooler have shot more that three bullets.
"N.korea- we actually dont wear bulletproof vests"
U.S: "say no more 😈
You should show them videos of the type of armaments that US civilians own and use. It would not only be the US military that a foreign enemy would have to fight but large swaths of the civilian population
We have over 80 million hunters in America it's consider the largest free standing military in the world ..plus it's big business.
they should show them footage from one of the big sandy shoots.
ua-cam.com/video/DiVFaJ2o3KU/v-deo.html
Some news lacky once took footage of the Knob Creek machine gun shoot and relabeled it as a battle in Syria...
The first clip was from Special Forces working with Afghan partner forces which is why they were so calm and had really nice equipment.
You don’t have time to be afraid you just have to do your job to make sure you come home alive.
Lol y'all crack me up, and seemed to be boys. I've recently been going in on the videos and Im grateful for your time and true responses. Thanks and thankyou for future services guy's. Peace out from Massachusetts, USA.
Show them the 1st Medal of Honor ever recorded.
They had to see Fallujah
They should have shown this video instead ua-cam.com/video/GoEsN6mDLfs/v-deo.html
We Americans are well versed in guns and warfare. It is second nature to many of us...our champions are our military. They are walking heroes. I respect the honesty and class in which these two gentlemen reacted to the footage. Brave guys, getting away from NK and living free. God bless
In America even the kids have guns with REAL bullets. I have several guns and one automatic. I have a 20 gauge shotgun too. It can put a hole in the body that will pass a basketball through. :) Cheers! Also, I'm 99 score on accuracy. I go to the shooting range to practice... (shooting range on my parents 100 acre ranch).
The surprise they have at the sound of a gun is sad.
If there had actually been a war between the US and North Korea these poor kids would have died in moments.
I would like them to react to more extreme wars that were in Afghan .
Exactly. I gave them the link for the Battle of 73 Easting. Too bad the choices are a three and a half minute video or a 1 hour video LOL
First Medal of Honor recorded
@@Ungovernable_Schizo I watched the video and that guy for sure is a hero.
They should react to realizing they aren’t actual soldiers and would be beaten by Girl Scouts
These guys are so likable and honest.
For the Afghan war, there was something called “Heroic Restraint”.
Even taking fire, not to return. Capture the enemy without shots fired.
Or taking fire waiting for the go ahead to fire back.
Nah dude it’s called “hostile act/intent” and you can most certainly shoot back if you have PID (positive identification)
@@EricKremer think he is talking about something else, like if you have overwelming advantage but lack intel or you know they have useful intel you need it could be wise to trade a few bullets to get it or good risk reward ratio in economic terms.
@@EricKremer PID is interesting when you're trying to identify a dirt-dusted individual in dirt colored clothes 200 yards across a valley, using dirt-covered rocks as cover on a valley wall of dirt.
Adding to Joseph Perez, you guys should react to the first Medal of Honor ever recorded.
In the clip at 6:07, I believe he was hit multiple time, at one point he even tosses his gun from being shot (for context, it was likely from surprise or pain). Plus, you can see bullets impact the environment around him. It isn't like other footage where you see squads of men on armored trucks, you actually see a man seemingly helpless, and in pain.
Edit: Totally agree too, it's not something I forgot either when I first saw the (original) video. I honestly couldn't tell you where to find it, but it's an experience so much different from the normal stuff you find.
First, I really admire your bravery. Choosing to defect from NK must have been a very difficult decision.
I also wanted to tell you that as a 54 year old average female US citizen, I've been shot at twice possibly 3 times in my life. I've also had to pull a gun to protect myself. Did not need to shoot, thank God. My point is, that many Americans grow up with guns being a part of everyday life. Whether it's to defend against criminals in the more urban areas or against wildlife in the rural areas. I grew up with a loaded rifle behind the front door. I and my siblings were taught how to use a gun from the time we were six. Same for my kids. I'm curious if the average citizen of NK are allowed to keep firearms? And if not, how do you protect yourselves? And how does crime compare to SK?
Watch the movie "The Outpost". True life movie about an American Outpost in Afghanistan, were the American Force are attacked by 500 Taliban Fighters.
ex North Korean soldiers:" wow, that's the sound of a gun?!"
Were fluent in everything from a flintlock pistol to a crows system anything above that the atf might be a little worried 😂😂
"I can tell they're fluent with bullets"
Americans: You're god damn right we are