weakest korean war soldier

Being the first Asian American Marine Officer in history was already good enough. But Kurt Chew-Een Lee decided he wanted to be better than everyone else.
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[@MasterofRoflness]

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[@chorizz_11]

what

[@death-istic9586]

Hi.

[@hieunguyenrileygekko]

do Guangxi incident please

[@squidgameman441]

Famous Korean heroes of the Korean War: - Major Shim Il, leading suicide attack on North Korean tanks in initial week of the war. A five-man commando armed with molotov cocktails and grenades destroyed tank columns in hand-to-hand combat, successfully blunting the North Korean axis of attack at Chuncheon. His bravery is seen to have stopped the encirclement of ROK military north of the Han River. - Captain Ahn Chang-gwan, successfully attacking and destroying recon battalion of North Korea's 6th division near Masan on 1950 August 5th. This blunted North Korea's advance towards Pusan, and all soldiers of his unit were promoted for heroism. - 3 heroes of White Horse Ridge, perished in suicide attack on Communist Chinese positions on 1952 October. Captain Kang Seung-woo, PFCs Ahn Young-kwon and Oh Kyu-bong armed with mortar shells and TNT stormed a Chinese fortified position, dying in the process. - Major Kim Poong-ik, perished in 2nd day of the Korean War. Leading an artillery battery, he personally led direct fire attacks northwest of Seoul against T-34s using M3 field artillery. The wheeled self-propelled howitzer K105A1 "Poongik" is named in his honour.

[@SilentJay8]

KZbin has recommended countless terrible channels to me over the years. At least twenty for every half-decent one. But this is easily the worst one it’s suggested so far. This is fucking awful.

[@tommykaung5882]

I can imagine when this man told his story to his kids and grandkids,he would start with "Years ago, I was Chinese."

[@Oniontrololol]

Shenmue hahaha

[@Mitthradata]

Lmfao 😂😂😂

[@ComradeDoubleM]

"-and then, I wasn't." The end.

[@pettypractice7872]

He died alone and childless, rightfully so.

[@garstrum4401]

@@pettypractice7872 why is that "rightfully so"

[@munanchoinc]

Dude woke up and decided to be a COD protagonist.

[@yoshilovesyoshi]

Fancy seeing you here sir Love the vids btw. The Huot one was my favorite so far, I guess that was pretty recent tho

[@jesusofbullets]

I’m honestly very surprised COD hasn’t done the Korean War. I guess they don’t call it the forgotten war for nothing.

[@NickLupercus]

@@jesusofbullets The desperate defense of the Pusan Perimeter, The dramatic landing at Incheon, and the battle of Chosin Reservoir are all perfect for Call of Duty missions. But since the Chinese would be major antagonists, I have doubts a game like this would be made. And given current Call of Duty, it wouldn't do the events justice at all.

[@yoshilovesyoshi]

@@jesusofbullets A sad fate indeed

[@EARTH_GARONS]

​@@yoshilovesyoshi and knowing how popular cod in china Yeah lol

[@philipsalama8083]

"He intended his death to 'be spectacular'" Those who seek death live.

[@xeanderman6688]

And those who seek life, die

[@tommykaung5882]

"The Grim Reaper won't come when you're ready for him." Amuro Ray

[@ian9050]

i like how John Wick and Gundam meets in the comment section about wars

[@koraegi]

​@@xeanderman6688 y'all bringing a tear to Admiral Yi

[@Syndicatian]

Those who seek death shall live. Those who seek life shall die. Admiral Yi

[@HeisenbergFam]

"dont shoot, im Chinese" gives similar vibe as "dont shoot, im Swedish, bro's an absolute menace

[@mr.fishmanman]

Americans:Are You Ready to Kill a Chinese? Lee:Yes Americans:Yeah Right Lee:Kills a Chinese After That,No one Questioned His Loyalty Ever Again

[@thatretrocattt]

"Don't Shoot! I'm with the science team!"

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

BRO GO OUTSIDE HOLY FUCK

[@manitobant6738]

Man committed a war crime and it was fucking based

[@WindiChilliwack]

Reminds me of that looney tunes propaganda where the Japanese Duck had a pin that says "I'm Chinese" which was made in Japan xD

[@greatkentuckian9032]

Guy woke up and said, "im going to single-handedly end a stereotype, and might die in the process."

[@redacted3144]

Alpha male move

[@user-bu4ut2li1m]

​@@redacted3144Beta move, why did he even care which stereotypes yankees have.

[@Serek_Studios]

@@user-bu4ut2li1m im pretty sure we all know that these stereotypes originated not from the americans

[@DaydreamingSwede]

@@Serek_Studios Americans sure seem to be happy to continue them though, even still today

[@oneofthepeoples]

@@user-bu4ut2li1mbevause those stereotypes negatively influence the lives of Asian americans

[@compatriot852]

The Korean war is often overlooked even though a lot crazy stuff occured in it like the Frozen Chosin and that time MacArthur wanted to use nukes

[@kubli365]

12 gorillion strong Chinese force defeated by 40 UN troops with no ammo - average Korean War battle

[@nicorozner7417]

I can’t believe people pay more attention to Vietnam than this despite the Korean War being probably as close to a conventional war between the Warsaw Pact and NATO as we’ve ever seen. We’re talking full scale tank battles, amphibious invasions and world war 2 scale conventional battles, a far cry from the guerrilla warfare of Vietnam. And besides, I don’t want the CCP to totally control the narrative of that war with their big Chosin Reservoir action movies.

[@exudeku]

SEA OF IRRADIATED COBALT

[@Jerald_Fitzjerald]

"that time MacArthur wanted to use nukes" Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down?

[@andrefasching1332]

​@@nicorozner7417 its simply cus its longer ago and most of the veterans are dead by now. Let the ucraine war drag on of another five years and we will post war talk about nothing else when it comes to east/west conflicts with the vietnam war fading out of our minds

[@angusyang5917]

Let's also not forget the time when a unit of Texan soldiers in WWII who were pinned down by the Germans were rescued by soldiers charging while yelling "Banzai!"

[@thefuturist1867]

wait what?

[@wote2760]

@@thefuturist1867 I believe it was one of the units from Hawaii comprised of entirely japanese american soldiers

[@FlandreScarlet]

@@wote2760 It's the famous 442nd Infantry Regiment which are mostly composed of Japanese Americans. Their motto is "Go for Broke"

[@angusyang5917]

@@thefuturist1867 The Lost Battalion of WWII in the Vosges Mountains, where a unit of the Texas National Guard was relieved by the 442nd Infantry Regiment, made up of Japanese Americans.

[@TheColombianSpartan]

​@@FlandreScarletGo for broke(n enemy spines)

[@nicorozner7417]

He was truly one of the Chosin few.

[@sergeantkazotsky5616]

why does this not have more likes holy shit

[@JaredtheRabbit]

Please take my like.

[@imbob99999]

Thank u

[@aribantala]

My God... That unit should've taken that as an unofficial name

[@angusyang5917]

Believe it or not, this is an actual pun used contemporarily for the evacuees of Chosin Resevoir

[@miketacos9034]

“…wounding him seriously enough…” an entire battle after he had been shot by a sniper, the absolute madman

[@therealspeedwagon1451]

293 likes and no replies here let me fix that.

[@kchannel5317]

Maybe the people back then were built different, or maybe if you weren’t built different you just died.

[@evanl8656]

When Lee stole the jeep he was pursued by Military Police in another Jeep. Lee jumped the jeep over a ditch and wrecked it, when the MPs caught up he started shouting at them about how he outranked them and they drove him until their jeep ran out of gas. Lee also went on to instruct multiple officers who would go on to be Generals.

[@mrmawster9786]

😂

[@N4than177]

“Ooh he pulled rank on your asses”

[@dr.woozie7500]

Lmaoooo based

[@bakrahabibi5471]

Man got the "friendly fire" golden achievement

[@zerafromyt8411]

@@GigachadicusMaximus he was american so i don't think you can find the define of traitor since he was born in america

[@poyobotyahoo7494]

​@@GigachadicusMaximusthat is stupid ngl. Being loyal to the place where you were born and raised is 10x more important than being loyal to those who look the same as you.

[@_Sloppyham]

@@GigachadicusMaximusthat’s just…dumb. Why should it matter if the enemy is the same ethnicity than you if they are from a completely different country and fighting for the exact opposite cause?

[@_Sloppyham]

@@GigachadicusMaximus you are acting as if I’m talking about any of that when I’m not. He is Chinese and his parents emigrated. Didn’t say Jack shit to the contrary. He could have chosen to fight for one side or the other and he chose the cause he agreed with more. I will say it again, fighting for one side just because they have the same ethnicity as you is dumb.

[@Tympyrean]

@@GigachadicusMaximus if he didn't wanna fight for the cause he wouldn't have conscripted bro, tf you even saying at this point?

[@afinoxi]

Korean War is pretty underrated. It ought to have more place in media.

[@ShingoShojiCoolVibrations]

Altaic Brotherhood 🇰🇷🇹🇷

[@BinLuger]

Next BF should be set in Korean war

[@blagoevski336]

Fr

[@fishvius2891]

Considering its importance for the Cold War, you are absolutely right

[@thewoogs]

It's not called the forgotten war no reason

[@Lhamb]

Shoutout to that Chinese machine gunner for the existence of North Korea, without him the world wouldn’t be the same

[@jager3820]

Lee would have signle handedly wiped out the Communists

[@yoshilovesyoshi]

Like fr, damn. If it wasn't for that machine gunner, we'd only have one Korea 😠😤

[@L333gok]

@@yoshilovesyoshi Best Korea

[@blackroberts6290]

​@@L333gok West China, Best China

[@yoshilovesyoshi]

@@blackroberts6290 West China? You mean East Turkestan

[@ebigjikaegjika3916]

The korean war is so underrated i wish more people would talk about this

[@osheridan]

Fr! Literally 10/10 I need a sequellll

[@Just_A_Random_Desk]

The Korean War was never talked about in my history class.

[@CBRN-115]

​@@osheridan oh just you wait

[@DogeickBateman]

@@Just_A_Random_Desk That’s straight up evil

[@Just_A_Random_Desk]

@@DogeickBateman I agree.

[@valmid5069]

"If you know the enemy better than you know yourself, the outcome of the battle has already been decided" -Sun Tzu, The Art of War

[@erseshe]

Its if you know the enemy _and_ know yourself. If you only know the enemy but not yourself, they can take advantage of your habits. In this case, he knew the enemy would not expect a Chinese speaking guy on his side, and he also knew he had 2 massive balls of steel to tank their shots.

[@redeye4516]

Reminds me of something similar some guy's dad did during a war game (IIRC they were Danes). He and 3 friends walked up to the OpFor camp, and when guard asked them "who goes there?", he responded with "fuck off you cunt, it's just me" This worked, and they hogtied the guard, sprayed down the sleeping troops to "kill" them, and sped out in a stolen car. Then they got yelled at by a general for 3 hours for ruining the entire training exercise.

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

Of course the General yells down the guys who use proper tactics instead of administering discipline to the ones that actually compromised the whole operation

[@spacewargamer4181]

At the end of the day they were the winners no matter what

[@jeremyselman8908]

General was definitely on the losing team.

[@worldeconomicfella3228]

They probably also ruined the carrier of that General Cøpesen, right?

[@Nox_Desiree]

In the British Special forces this type of shit would be praised lmao.

[@shawndavis1480]

How do these war guys always live to be so old if they make it out? 88 is incredible

[@comradeurod9805]

The mass amount of testosterone held within the giant nuts this dude had to drag around simply frightened the grim reaper enough to let him live a full life

[@connorperrett9559]

A lot of that generation are very long lived. Likely due to healthier lifestyles and less corn syrup and seed oils in their youths.

[@launcherx2044]

​@@connorperrett9559 more like, sneed oils

[@musehtaicho]

​@@comradeurod9805 That's pretty accurate - lack of testosterone is one of the factors that rises risks of cancer, and cancer is one of the major cause of death nowadays. As saying goes: "Bayonet charge a day keeps cancer away"

[@KittehsMadness]

probably cuz getting into the army as a soldier requires one to have extremely strong physique, that helped in building healthy bones and body to live a long life

[@themememaster9582]

Virgin racist marines: “This guy isn’t ready to kill Chinese soliders.” Chad-Een Lee: Single-handedly compromises the enemy position, then with a single hand kills two soldiers while being ambushed.

[@kruggmichaels8958]

I don't see what's virgin or racist about that. He very well could have turned out to be a traitor. The marines had no reason to trust him. You seem like the kind of guy who would get led into an ambush, just because you intrinsically trust a friendly local guide or something.

[@Bluglojo]

Chew-Een Lee is born in America and is raised in America.

[@andrewlance3898]

@@kruggmichaels8958 That's exactly the kind of logic that led to America building concentration camps during World War II. Let's leave that garbage back in the 20th century where it belongs

[@Feelthemeat710]

​@@kruggmichaels8958 you seem like the kind of guy that would endorse internment camps just cause people look different from you

[@ThisIsntAYoutuber]

@@kruggmichaels8958 He was Cantonese American from birth. What the hell are you talking anout?

[@evanp1225]

During the Korean war, after arriving in Japan, his superiors tried to reassign him to a staff position. He told them he was only there to "fight communists", so they allowed him to retain command of his platoon. Absolute legend.

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

Fascist bootlicker. Glad you admit that you think genocide against the Korean and Vietnamese people is "based and redpilled."

[@user-yg7sh9fh2y]

He played Amongus to the Chinese 💀

[@Salty_Ratri]

Whos the korean? Nah its red no its pink

[@how_to_be_a_Old_legionary44]

Well true XDD

[@inswexv2541]

😡

[@DarnedYankee]

This man took “The enemy has got us surrounded, that makes our jobs a whole lot easier” to the next level

[@ultrapro8937]

Holy shit, this dude's insane.

[@michaelhaykal6548]

Don't forget that he also had an older and younger brothers who both served in Korea. Both of them served with distinction during their time in Korea.

[@aditghifari5039]

Dude family sounds like carmines

[@samuelma7709]

@@aditghifari5039 They dont have a legacy of dying gruesomely tho😂

[@synergy8879]

typical asian, always outperforming a vast majority of their fellows 😂

[@DaydreamingSwede]

I honestly love the "x-American is victim of racism from fellow countrymen, proves to be one of the best American y out there" trope because some fucking how it always tends to show up everywhere I look

[@_blank-_]

"... and is still treated like shit after the war"

[@wiiprocontroller6471]

​@@_blank-_ Not quite with this one but yeah, happens too much

[@tevarinvagabond1192]

​@@_blank-_Eh, most soldiers are treated like shit when they go back home...it's just the norm nowadays because the younger generations don't respect the military. Stop bringing race into things, no one cares

[@minecrafter7343]

It's propaganda. Many Chinese, Japanese, Russian, and German Americans were acting as informants or were sympathetic to the other side, the super-patriots are tokenized for public consumption.

[@alexandernava-castaneda228]

You should read up about the 442nd regimental combat team

[@hidum5779]

It's amazing what human body is capable of. Please do one on Lacchhiman Gurung too. Dude was attacked with grenades from enemies and he threw 2 of them back. 3rd one exploded in his hand, and he shouted something like come and fight a Gurkha. In his broken state he killed 30 enemy soldiers in the next 4 hours. Not to mention his height was only around 4'11

[@gaiusfulmen]

He was a true warrior.

[@hidum5779]

@@gaiusfulmen he was a monster.

[@brysonkuervers2570]

I think The Operations Room did a video on him already. It was insane. “Come on and fight a Gurkha!” Dude was a beast

[@alexanderchenf1]

@@hidum5779two are the same

[@PhoenixT70]

The Gurkhas are one of the top five people you never, ever want to be on the wrong side of.

[@thatpataterguy9432]

What an absolute chad, reminds me of the dentist on Saipan who held off the final banzai charge to buy time to evacuate the wounded

[@bobminon439]

the dentist?

[@thatpataterguy9432]

Ben Salomon was an army dentist who also was a frontline surgeon. He ended up taking out 98 Japanese soldiers before his position was overrun. Dude earned the Medal of Honor posthumously in 2002 but died a legend

[@mrmawster9786]

​@@thatpataterguy9432 98!?

[@breezyso2392]

Chad, he is more like an example of soldier with 0 honor

[@thatpataterguy9432]

@@breezyso2392 evaluate

[@imperialofficer6185]

"Intended his death to be honorable and spectacular" 🤘

[@polarbear6479]

He escaped from the hospital so he could rejoin the fighting. Sigma male behavior

[@marcusbullock630]

No, that's alpha male behavior. The sigma males are the billionaires causing the wars to begin with.

[@deepfriedteeth]

“He did not expect to survive the war, and intended his death to be honorable, be spectacular.” -Survives the war, and live to age 88.

[@viperlordpaces8956]

Him explaining "Years ago I was Chinese"

[@Ituasmi]

Asian wars never ceases to amaze me

[@justarandomcommenter570]

As an asian, never underestimate an asians' willingness to fight other asians lol Black, brown, pale, under the same or different flags, so long as they're asian its fair game xD

[@unpapelcascaron7463]

@@justarandomcommenter570 like the balkans

[@VioletMilks]

It’s always shit like “casualties: 92 billion” or something so wacky

[@gagida1829]

​@@VioletMilks fr its ciz we had massive battles. 50000 vs 30000 and shit like that

[@tommynobaka]

@@justarandomcommenter570 Jerry Lavigne Jr had a hilarious joke that asians only beef with other asians and as a cambodian its so true lmfao

[@SharpieWaterOfficial]

“Don’t shoot I’m Chinese!” Bro I think that’s a war crime

[@zobblewobble1770]

Technically he was Chinese (ethnically) and his statement did not state that he was a non-combatant or that he was part of the PLA. So I think it was technically legal, the best kind of legal.

[@NO1xANIMExFAN]

@@zobblewobble1770 ethnically chinese and nationally chinese are different words in mandarin. the fact that he confused the chinese soldiers means that he purposely lied and took advantage of their trust by pretending to be a chinese soldier before backstabbing them. its despicable.

[@QWERTY-gp8fd]

he feigned surrender. he didnt just say "im chinese" he said "dont shoot" .@@zobblewobble1770

[@FolstrimHori]

war crime laws are bs in the first place

[@cam4636]

@@NO1xANIMExFAN Deeply despicable to (kind of but not really) lie to your enemy instead of being upfront and honest while killing your enemy. I'm sure the dead guys would feel better if only everyone could tell the truth.

[@jovicamateric7756]

When will bro do the Montenegrin guy beating a Japanese officer (basically a samurai) in a sword fight???

[@laff__8821]

hell that would fit for the format

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

Wat

[@ls200076]

@@goldenfiberwheat238 YES

[@DoctorDeath147]

Was this during the Russo-Japanese War?

[@Zeshi_]

This man was an actual main character

[@BeaglzRok1]

Man straight up went "I'm not gonna die with people thinking I'm Chinese, I'm gonna die with people thinking I'm American" and pulled it off.

[@CallofDutyBlackOps28]

Picture 1: northern Korea is rapidly approaching Southern Korea's location. Picture 2: Northern Korea has been steam rolling through the South, about to push into the last bastion of the Southern's defense against the North's heavy push Picture 3: America has come to the South's aid and has thrown a bomb into the North's plan to end the war quickly Picture 4: China decides that having a thorn at your butt for the rest of your life is not going to be fun; decide to help and shove America back; proceed to go nowhere half way through the country, the two super powers call it a stalemate and create the North and South Korean straight. Not one communist to go south, no one Democratic to go North.

[@gronizherz3603]

Pic 4 - Not to mention USA was literally flying over and bombing across the chinese border.

[@CallofDutyBlackOps28]

@@gronizherz3603 hense why i said "throwing a bomb into the north's plan" but what's not a better target then supply lines.

[@gronizherz3603]

@@CallofDutyBlackOps28 Yeah, but there is a difference between bombing the country you've unjustly declared war on, and bombing a country you're not at war with :P

[@CallofDutyBlackOps28]

@@gronizherz3603 what does that have anything to do with what i was on about though?

[@_pp7473]

Not pictured: The USA losing every single battle it had with the Chinese, only managing to eke out a stalemate due to logistical problems on the North's part.

[@JonyMSalomon]

this is one of the best clips you ever made ( or i ever seen). Thank you, "be honorable, be spectacular"

[@wariodude128]

Kurt Chew-Een Lee shouting he was Chinese at the Chinese firing at him seems to have had the same effect as when the Americans yelled a really funny joke at the Germans firing at them back in World War II. It was in German, they couldn't understand it, so they were fine.

[@therealspeedwagon1451]

Makes me think of Monty Python.

[@MorphingReality]

Chosin was such an insane battle, it got so cold almost all of their kit was useless. 40% of the casualties on the US side were from the weather rather than the battle.

[@FakeAnarchist]

There should be more Korean War era movies from the American perspective, Devotion was a decent one but stories like this deserve their own films too.

[@thelieutenant7732]

Yeah, it's too bad there's not much of a focus of it in schools or popular media even though it's a relatively recent war where our current two world superpowers engaged conventionally.

[@jager3820]

they should make this guy's life into a movie

[@daeseongkim93]

meh, the south korean perspective is the one that basically tells the allied side

[@madhukarjonathanminj2772]

Devotion was a great film

[@byantilops908]

There is a Turkish movie called "Ayla" about a turkish man trying adopt a korean girl and his stories in the war

[@squidgameman441]

Famous Korean heroes of the Korean War: - Major Shim Il, leading suicide attack on North Korean tanks in initial week of the war. A five-man commando armed with molotov cocktails and grenades destroyed tank columns in hand-to-hand combat, successfully blunting the North Korean axis of attack at Chuncheon. His bravery is seen to have stopped the encirclement of ROK military north of the Han River. - Captain Ahn Chang-gwan, successfully attacking and destroying recon battalion of North Korea's 6th division near Masan on 1950 August 5th. This blunted North Korea's advance towards Pusan, and all soldiers of his unit were promoted for heroism. - 3 heroes of White Horse Ridge, perished in suicide attack on Communist Chinese positions on 1952 October. Captain Kang Seung-woo, PFCs Ahn Young-kwon and Oh Kyu-bong armed with mortar shells and TNT stormed a Chinese fortified position, dying in the process. - Major Kim Poong-ik, perished in 2nd day of the Korean War. Leading an artillery battery, he personally led direct fire attacks northwest of Seoul against T-34s using M3 field artillery. The wheeled self-propelled howitzer K105A1 "Poongik" is named in his honour. - "Seoul Chinese" Detatchment, ethnic Chinese participating on anti-Communist side of the Korean War. They helped UN troops persuade Communist Chinese troops defect, or hide among Communist Chinese positions to confuse and harass the enemy. Over 1000 ethnic Chinese participated, but most wherabouts are unknown (undocumented KIA/MIA) Known heroes include Wi Seo-bang (Wei Shipang) and Kang Hye-rim (Jiang Huilin) - Japan Resident Student Volunteers Army, 641 in total. Zainichi Koreans (Koreans in Japan) fought at Inchon, Wonsan, Kapsan, Chosin Reservoir, Hyon-ni, and Kumsong. Many did not speak fluent Korean, as they spent most of their lives in Japan. 155 are KIA or MIA, and 2 received Orders of Military Merit.

[@brysonkuervers2570]

Awesome thank you for this information

[@thegamiac9539]

Any good info from the communist side all we do see is allied stuff but never the opposition

[@Angrynood]

​@@thegamiac9539 You make a fair point, I'll give you that.

[@nerddotcom5817]

@@thegamiac9539 Only good info on commies is how many died.

[@kikithepupper6774]

Thanks for the info!

[@Schizz76]

The idea that Chinese people can’t kill each other is crazy. We thrive on our own blood.

[@CivilizedWasteland]

plus the communists would have just recently taken over, so it doesn't even make sense from their own perspective.

[@ZrodyApo]

This guy used his reverse Uno card at the most unexpected moment

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

If by "used his UNO reverse card" you mean "comitted a war crime."

[@Ken1ch1]

Thank you for adding the Battalion Wars main theme. It brings back good memories.

[@EzekielDeLaCroix]

least perfidious Asian Warfighter:

[@vercot7000]

none of this is perfidious lmfao. You don't know what that word means

[@dog923]

You should've not shoot him, He's with the science team!

[@brysonkuervers2570]

Where is this from? I can’t pin it down although it’s on my tongue lol

[@TheTimoprimo]

@@brysonkuervers2570 In case this isn't a joke, Half Life 1.

[@DrMario-]

This video was phenomenal, but you using the Battalion Wars music made me pop off. That was a key childhood game.

[@shakenmate8609]

the Battalion Wars music at the end is awesome

[@hubanimations]

I'm pretty sure the "Don't shoot, I'm Chinese" part may have been a war crime.

[@Just_A_Random_Desk]

Do you think people care about "rules" in the highest form of barbariam?

[@nomooon]

@@Just_A_Random_Desk then why bother with war crimes, Americans are such hypocrites.

[@ThisIsntAYoutuber]

Unfortunately, impersonation and sabotage tactics on this level that would count as war crimes like these are still common to this day.

[@BENKYism]

innovative war crime

[@g.sergiusfidenas6650]

It would be I think if he was wearing the enemy's uniform, think this sort of deceit is within the acceptable range.

[@agthe18themperor]

Only MasterofRolfness can reference both Clone Wars shows to explain one soldier from the Korean War

[@metanoia6335]

That Battalion Wars 2 music in the end got me!

[@kokosensei5231]

Thank you for share!

[@stevekaczynski3793]

He wanted to combat stereotypes about meek Chinese. The Chinese forces attacking would also have done much to overcome this. One US soldier was surprised to encounter Chinese soldiers who were six feet tall or more.

[@mileshill7196]

If you think that, you don’t understand the racist stereotypes that persist to this day. White Americans have always been terrified of the “yellow menace”, portraying asian men as sex crazed lunatics who had no more impulse control than a rabid animal. Eventually, as a means of combating this, a new stereotype was invented and so perception shifted towards emasculation. Now, they weren’t rabid sexual beasts, but rather weak and effete men incapable of being “real men”. It truthfully has nothing to do with who Asian people are, and everything to do with what racists are afraid of.

[@dr.woozie7500]

Cause they were fighting Chinese from the north who are usually 6+ feet tall compared to the shorter southerners

[@hnfiiinc5993]

In Vietnam and other such conflicts, many were told to avoid Korean soldiers at all costs. They were known to be hardy soldiers that will capture and mercilessly interrogate/execute enemy soldiers for their mission.

[@osheridan]

Ah, the good ol war crime hierarchy Japan | | | Korea - - - Korea | | | Vietnam

[@desserted5446]

Yep, they were even more brutal than their American and Vietnamese counterparts, which is saying a lot for the war that contained Operation Speedy Express among other such crimes against humanity. But 'le based anti commie soldier' prevails as the mainstream view in milshit communities.

[@dr.woozie7500]

The video is about a Chinese American soldier he’s not Korean.

[@SUpersaiyajinjerkbag]

Yet south Koreans lost Vietnam; and needed to be bailed out during the korean war (becuse they could not stop North Korean from crossing the 38th parralell)

[@binbows2258]

@@SUpersaiyajinjerkbag south koreans lost vietnam? buddy the united states lost south vietnam too. the war was unwinnable, you cant fault them, and as for the korean war, south korea was still recovering from world war 2 and wasnt engaged in a turbo military buildup fueled by the USSR like North Korea was.

[@AndthenthereisCencorship-xc6yi]

I've read his story. Very brave man and a leader you could look up to!

[@quebra2311]

Yo that battalion wars music at the end triggered some hard memories

[@mattbmattb]

To those saying it's a "war crime," may i also present, *everything else we did in korea*

[@angsern8455]

American war crimes are swept under the rug anyways.

[@brysonkuervers2570]

It would take 3 minutes for people to look up this information. What he did isn’t a war crime. Deception and trickery isn’t entirely prohibited by the Geneva Convention. Also what other “crimes” did the allies commit? Lol

[@worldwanderer91]

along with *everything we did after WW2*

[@laisphinto6372]

war crimes make him even more American

[@laisphinto6372]

also during WW2 because war crimes technically didnt exust then

[@HEEHEEBOII]

I mean no matter how we look at it, we still got owned in Korean War. Got beat by a country with WWII era guns and barely any artillery or air support.

[@_blank-_]

The Chinese can send waves and waves of people

[@TheTimoprimo]

@@_blank-_ and WWII guns were still relatively new when the Korean War happened..

[@FrangkyMind]

The chinese didn't won either And not to mention their casualties...

[@CivilizedWasteland]

"we" ya sure chang

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

​@@_blank-_ China didn't send "waves and waves" of people. You're just a racist who thinks Asian people are an unthinking horde. "The mongoloid horde" is literally a piece of Nazi propaganda.

[@theodenking169]

Love the Battalion Wars music at the end

[@killroy1117]

Honestly did not expect to hear Battalion Wars music, my childhood thanks you. 😊

[@supermansdaddy7019]

Read about this guy in Colder than Hell. He walked calmly through machine gun fire and scared a soldier who'd only ever been a reservist by forcing him to snap to attention and call him sir while they were still getting shot at.

[@Higesgirl]

My Pop-Pop, he rest in peace, was a medic during the Korean War. He told me a lot of stories of what he saw and did.

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

Your pop-pop was a war criminal who should have been extradited back to Korea to be punished for his genocidal crimes against humanity.

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

Did he tell you about how he helped murder over 20% of the civilian population in North Korea?

[@peegoblin8372]

@@Abcdefg-tf7cu Did someone tell you just because other soldiers kill civvies doesn't mean his grandpa wanted to kill nor helped kill civves. You sound like a retarded hippie who calls veterans "Babykillers" despite never knowing the any soldier background at all.

[@ozonefreak2]

the battalion wars music … i was not ready for that throwback.

[@Hexaven]

Unless you already posted the banger - can't wait for the Roy Benavidez video 💪

[@brainblox5629]

Please do one about the Turkish battalions, which were like one of the most chaotic, attacking Korean ones and capturing them because they thought they were Chinese and many other shenanigans

[@harya7517]

Only got shot in the elbow? By a damn sniper? This man, not only have a chad mc energy, he's also have plot armor

[@Elijah-bj4vo]

Lol at the music from battalion wars at the end

[@ricebro7044]

Finally, more recognition for this absolute mad lad

[@miketacos9034]

Dude lived til 88 just to prove how lucky he was 🫡

[@abcdef27669]

Chinese-American Soldier used Confusion. It's very effective!

[@thelegoslinger]

Love the choice of music, Lisa the painful has a fantastic soundtrack

[@hartmann3288]

Battalion Wars 2 main theme song at the end, goated

[@ariqabia5036]

I've got more Asian American who fought in The Korean war, his name was Hiroshi (Hershey) H. Miyamura. He was a Japanese and during in his sevice, he also captured by The Chinese for 28 months and then he awarded the Medal of Honor, what such a best he was

[@aleks6977]

I think the next video should be about Jakob Rosenfeld (general Luo), a jewish guy who became a general in the peoples liberation army en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jakob_Rosenfeld

[@angsern8455]

If you want a meme, you should have went with Israel Epstein.

[@preco9437]

I love the Battalion Wars music, what an underplayed masterpiece

[@tomphaneuf5716]

So glad that I wasn’t the only one to notice

[@FolfiWolfie]

That Battalion Wars theme at the end got me in tears bro

[@ralphsman6429]

As soon as I heard the Battalion Wars Main Menu theme at 1:43, I stood straight up and started saluting the American flag

[@MartianBuddy]

That’s a true American

[@dumbvixen3776]

The use of battlion wars music sent me back to my childhood omg

[@judgeman4548]

I did not expect the Battalion Wars music.

[@mr.fishmanman]

Lee:Im Gonna Show You What's Called a Pro Gamer Move His Fellow Soldiers:Pffft,Shut up Chinese Spy Lee:Shouts IM CHINESE!!!,The Chinese Stops Firing,Gets Pure Hell in Return

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

Pretty sure the don’t shoot I’m Chinese thing is a war crime

[@QWERTY-gp8fd]

very scummy thing to do. he is chinaman. betrayed his own kind. worse than nazis

[@andriyshepard3095]

@@QWERTY-gp8fd he didn't betray his kinmen, he betrayed ccp lol. True chinese are the Republic of China (Taiwan)

[@neltygaming8227]

Nah he just did a little bit of trolling

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

​@@neltygaming8227 It was a war crime. The fact that you and so many other piglets in this comment section are saying stuff like "it was just a funny prank. He did a bit of trolling" just shows how fascist of a country America is. You people are so sick in the head that you think war crimes and outright genocide are funny jokes. It's perverse.

[@The105ODST]

Oh my god, he got the Battalion Wars theme song in there, too!!

[@bmac7643]

That Battalion Wars theme really brought back some nostalgia

[@CreakingJordans]

Pooh bear approves of this guy.

[@connorperrett9559]

He is a Chinese man who joined gweilo society and killed other Chinese. Why would Xi approve of him?

[@92Psyco]

Pooh bear would shit his pants if he met this guy

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

​@@92Psyco le epic racist joke. It sure is funny how Asian people are bright yellow, am I right?

[@MaitlandJones]

I always have a special love for my countrymen who are American by choice and not merely by lottery of birth. Their's is a special kind of patriotism that can be an example to us all.

[@Jack_804]

"Lee, look at you not even conscious but still determined to show the world what you can do" Guy, to this same Lee.

[@stonemanofgardnerville1162]

From captain fordo sences and bill and mandy with a love of historical moments....me and this person might be the same....also another cool story about a man named lee

[@mikhail_tal1866]

My brother in Christ was committing a war crime.

[@jello5303]

My grandma was a farmer in Korea during the Korean War. she was only 12 when skirmishes started. She still has some phycological effects from poverty and survival at a young age (she saves food even after it’s expired ) and yeah

[@oswurth8774]

Nice use of the battalion wars soundtrack

[@nicbahtin4774]

Man can you do one on prince of Persia contervosy as being an iranian yourself I bet it hits close to home.

[@shykj8892]

Fucking legend. Kudos to every single hero who didn't hesitate to help liberate our land. We never forget.

[@0ld_Scratch]

"Years ago i was Chinese"

[@6sinegohwan336]

Your profile explains a lot Lolll

[@jaikumarjadhav6575]

Bro sought Death and achieved Eternal Glory... What a warrior... ❤

[@evanl8656]

YES YOU TOOK MY SUGGESTION

[@toshitsuneomizu1678]

To be fair, feigning being a friendly soldier and shooting at them afterwards is quite a despicable move.

[@cyablu6538]

True. Sounds like he's exactly the kind of guy who'll do absolutely anything, without any limits whatsoever, when fighting for something he believes in. I think it's unclear whether that kind of behavior should be lauded or shamed. I know I certainly wouldn't want to find myself on the receiving end of that kind of ruthless utilitarianism, regardless of who or what I've done, even if I'm in a war, and so by the golden rule it's a shitty thing to do... but then again maybe all's fair in love and war

[@Jiveunicorn3506]

Right? Everyone’s praising this guy but I’m pretty sure this is a war crime.

[@czarkusa2018]

I'm reminded of the story where about 30 German soldiers had a USA soldier surrounded and in the open, the Germans lowered their guns and said something like "Hey buddy, it's over now, you can relax" The USAlien started to laugh and the Germans chuckled too, their hearts lightened by a bit of joy in this horrid affair. Then the USAlien threw grenades and sprayed machine guns, mowed down the lot of them. Got a medal for it.

[@johnt3606]

@@Jiveunicorn3506 Not sure if it's a war crime but I believe that would qualify him as a spy and if captured he could have been executed

[@Jiveunicorn3506]

@@johnt3606 Article 37. - Prohibition of perfidy 1. It is prohibited to kill, injure or capture an adversary by resort to perfidy. Acts inviting the confidence of an adversary to lead him to believe that he is entitled to, or is obliged to accord, protection under the rules of international law applicable in armed conflict, with intent to betray that confidence, shall constitute perfidy. The following acts are examples of perfidy: (a) The feigning of an intent to negotiate under a flag of truce or of a surrender; (b) The feigning of an incapacitation by wounds or sickness; (c) The feigning of civilian, non-combatant status; and (d) The feigning of protected status by the use of signs, emblems or uniforms of the United Nations or of neutral or other States not Parties to the conflict. A spy would have to be registered as such.

[@larryalvares1369]

Read Colder Than Hell: a Marine Rifle Company at Chosin Reservoir. It mentions him a lot

[@rendedspace5606]

God damn that Battalion Wars 2 ost takes me back man