Shipping sept 30 mos 91B

When was your tour? What year?

When I 1st went to S.Korea it wasn't good. The people ( at least around the base ) were horrible, and rude, it was a sh! thole and Sh! tshow. After the olympics it improved by 10x. I went back as a contractor and stayed mostly at my hotel in the Kangnam area by the subway in Seoul, or Seongnam if I was not at Osan AB. I loved the people , the folks I meet and just hanging out in PanBae-Dong shooting pool with my liaison and his friends.

Korea is filled with good people that have common courtesy and mutual respect, that’s why these military guys don’t need guns. Only the Korean police have guns on them

You make Korean citizens feel safer. Though 90% of soldiers conduct themselves in a manner that their country can be proud of, but you guys are the only authority to reign in the bad 10% quickly and effectively. Some people go to another country and feel like the law doesn't apply to them and they need to see another "American" face to tell them to stop. The reputation for drunk "handsy" Americans has unfortunately only gotten worse and worse.

This is how a 21st century colonised country looks like

No guns? You guys have been turned into WOKE POLICE.

13:40 Is that alley the place where the tragedy happened ayear ago?

Wish they were patrolling the u.s southern border.

Just 4 years old and now that position is obsolete - FPV drone thinks that looks juicy.

Majority of rapes in south korea are committed by US soldiers

Korea has fallen

수고많으십니다. 감사합니다

I was there 04-05. Worked at the hospital. Our barracks were behind the px. Walked to work every night all the way across base. My wife visited me over thanksgiving. We had our first thanksgiving as a married couple at the Popeyes that was in the food court! I remember there was a nice little movie theater there. It was a really nice post. The South Koreans built most of those buildings for us over the years. Wish they would do something with them (allow citizens to move in to the housing) so they don’t have to tear them down.

귀하의 노고에 감사드립니다. Thanks you for your service.

That's a precious video. I served as a compulsory police officer in 2017-2018. I was always curious about the inside and the bridge when I guarded the Yongsan base.

We were stationed there in '04/'05 - so very sad to see it like this, because the norm for Yongsan was it was always packed. Try to find a parking spot near the PX/Food Court during lunchtime - not gonna happen. The Dragon was always, always buzzing with activity. My daughter and her friends had run of the place and it was a wonderful place for them to grow during their middle school and early high school years. A lot like living in a small town, but in the middle of one of the most cosmopolitan cities on the planet. We visited in Fall of '22 - stayed at the Dragon, which was in dire need of updating. Not sure what the long term plans for that place are. I could easily write 500 words here on seeing Yongsan like this, but suffice to say that change in inevitable, but nonetheless it still breaks your heart...

I see you Kim Min Gu!!

Wow !!!!!! So many memories. Good memories.

that guy behind other twos is sick, his ass the only thing in this video what u can expect from

need more video like this..

I would have Loved to have had 15 minutes to eat at fort Benning Sand Hill… we drank that cup of water first and had maybe 3 minutes 😂 you were lucky if you sat down first at the table, got a minute or two more.

I thought I saw DS Pucket from Ft Leonard Wood

I went through in ’86. It wasn’t a Dining Facility, it was a Mess Hall or Chow Hall. There wasn’t anything on the menu that was listed as vegan friendly, vegetarian, gluten free, etc., because no one identified as being any of those. Fifteen minutes to eat? I wish. The Drill Sergeants were screaming to “eat now and taste it later”. Then we ran back to the barracks. Good times!! 😂

When I drop my rifle to grab my pistol I have the bottom of the mag facing to my rear. Less play. More connected to my body. I can move around without my rifle swinging around. But this video is very informational. Thank you.

We ❤ you

I am so glad Echo

Did my basic training and AIT here in 2003 and while the training was great it was boring off post. All they had was blockbuster video and some run down strip clubs in the area.

고생하십니다. 주한미군 범죄는 최근 많이 줄어들었고 많은 노력이 있었기에 가능했다라는걸 이해하고있습니다 하지만 우리 한국 민간인들을 상대로한 미국군인들의 폭행 절도 강간등의 범죄행위가 완전히 근절 돼지 않는 다면 신뢰또한 없어질것이기에 간절히 기도합니다

보니까 카투사 한 명이 있네 저런 곳에서 군생활해서 부럽당

That camera man sucks.

Do you blue falcons give each other handles after patrol and say “good job”.

CAN'T SEE. A DAM THING

Rewatched your video and I noticed my old MP unit was there at 6:45. Were there soldiers from the 870th MP Co, 49th MP BDE, alongside you during that deployment? That unit last deployed to Eastern Afghanistan from 2011-2012 and were attached to 1st ID, a few soldiers wore that patch instead of the 49th MP bde patch. Unfortunately, they lost a fellow MP towards the end of their tour. Which unit were you with during that time? Btw, you were my drill sergeant during OSUT.

Great attitude, we should always be respectful to the people of the country that invite us in. Our military members should always be a positive example especially to our allied countries.

I am korean, thank you for your service

That’s weird…. Why would s Korea need American mp walking the streets for?

Diamond dogs HOOAH

Man I can’t began to explain how much my drill sergeants taught me. More than what I was given my entire life. Thank you drill sergeant E. Echo company 2nd platoon year 2016 HOOAH

Dont mind me im just admiring the BMW cars parked DAMMMNN

I just came here to hear some be called “guy” again 😂😂

Was stationed in Korea 2002-2003 and 2005-2006 and did my share of patrols in Anjug-ri outside of Camp Humpries.

I was mail clerk for 142 MP Co Apr 1974-April 1975, we would party alot in Itaewon, I was 19 years old

Recruit: Ahhhhhh!!!! DS:AHHHHHHhhhhHh!!!!!!!

I was stationed north at Camp Casey but I went to Yongsan often. I think most of those buildings are razed now?

I was in the Army for 20 years and was assigned to the Republic of Korea 3 different times, several for multiple extended tours. My advice is the following: 1) This is not the USA. Don't judge them using the standards and norms from the USA. Use theirs, they aren't that hard to learn. 2) Even though there are many Christians in Korea, the relationships and culture are based on Confucianism. Learn the basics of that and you'll have a much easier time understanding what your correct actions should be. Most Koreans will know you aren't an expert in showing the right types of respect but they appreciate that you are trying. Common curtesy in the Korean style goes a long way. 3) Try to learn the basics of the language. Learn the Korean alphabet which is phonic based and can be learned in a few weeks. When you learn to pronounce Korean words, learn them from then Hangul alphabet. 4. The biggest issue with too many American soldiers is speaking to loud in the wrong situation. 5. Korea's history dates back almost 6,000 years. They are a proud, hardworking people that deserve respect, Remember you are a guest representing your country. Don't be an "ugly American!" 6. Decide to have fun and learn. Every country I went to during my service, I decided to be happy.

My army friend decided to go to club but when he got drunk some MP caught him and slap him few times, I was so confused at that moment and thinking who tf r they slap my army friends and I got shocked after knowing that they're MP, it's so dark there I can't see their armor and everything 😅😅😅

Gee, I wonder why there aren't videos like this on the military recruitment websites.

I don’t even have or own a gun so why am I watching these types of videos.

The ai software should be a high definition like a casino camera looking at glances. That environment is so important. The idea of leadership is in the mess hall.