Graphic Firsthand Accounts Of The French Foreign Legion's War In Indochina (1883-1890s)

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It's good to see you back I hope we get more videos on the French foreign legion .

[@R.Lennartz]

Thank you for reminding me of your channel's existence with this excellent video, I'll be watching all of your old content again now.

[@johnnotrealname8168]

You still up? I am glad. I am fascinated by French experiences in Indochina so *Thank You!*

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Finally he's back

[@shanescarberry1085]

Good video..learned many things about the Foreign Legion in Indochina that I was unaware of. Thank You👍

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Another entertaining and informative video Thank you~

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[@georgecristiancripcia4819]

Very nice and informative video

[@HanslLanda]

great vid bro, could we get a vid on the Belgian Congo in victorian era

[@KonradAdenauerJr]

It's interesting to listen to the accounts of the Legionnaires' increased proficiency in counterinsurgency. That kind of warfare depends on experience (and willingness to learn from it) and different skills from conventional warfare.

[@fortawesome1974]

The Australian Infantry of the Royal Australian Regiment were the only soldiers the VC and the NVA were literally scared of. I know this was nearly 100 years later but the war kept going for the the Vietnamese!! Not to mention the Australian SAS whom the Vietnamese called "The Phantoms of the Jungle"!! A lot of the tunnels they dug then were the same used in the Vietnam war. After the Battle of Long Tan the VC and NVA were instructed to "never contact the long rifles" (the name the called us because we used the SLR or FN-FAL). Sorry way out of context here but this all led up to the Vietnam war when the Communists from China started to take over.

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South Korean were also feared by the Communist Vietnamese

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[@Jarod-te2bi]

The French foreign legion, one of the most combat Harden experienced military units that exist today

[@greg_4201]

Not really... That's in the past now. Today they are nowhere near cutting edge.

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Have you ever considered joining the French Foreign Legion?

[@HistoryUncovered]

No..should I? ;)

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@@HistoryUncovered what made ya come back brother??

[@derekbates4316]

After listening to this, would you?

[@greg_4201]

I did a joint exercise with them once... they were abysmally poor. To call them amateurs would be an understatement. They seemed to have not evolved in any meaningful way for generations. I felt like I was transported back to the 1960s...

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The French🇲🇫 was in constant conflict war with southeast asia ( Vietnam ) since 1883 - 1959 and never fully defeated them in 76 yrs bcuz the Vietnamese People never surrendered n the French withdrew n 1960 the USA 🇺🇸 began to occupy Vietnam n had little scrimmages n grew to full war in 1964 - 1975 " 15 yrs war USA ) 91 yrs straight the Vietnamese were in constant war against 2 foreign enemies n never surrendered 🇺🇲 USA 1960 - 1975 was the world's #1 super power best military.

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