When Americans And Turks Fought Side By Side

[@genserikov]

Others are interested in medal of honor. But Turks are interested in battle of honor

[@asena2180]

So True

[@kuykasamjoktar6191]

@Judah P. Benjamin And Khocaly massacre ,ASALA terror acts were done by armenians. See,they are not peaceful too.

[@darkclips8133]

@Judah P. Benjamin Open the archives first, then talk. :D

[@AlimoHD41]

@Judah P. Benjamin lmao victim card 100

[@turkosmopolit633]

@Judah P. Benjamin Mr. Armenian, open the archive gates !

[@abarvez1094]

As a Latin American I see the turks an how brave they are, my heart bleeds for them I feel my ancestors and theirs are the same people

[@neilghosh3821]

Kyo deluded

[@abarvez1094]

@Ali Krc recent studies show Native Americans are closely related to Tartar,Turks and Mongols

[@m_cahit7952]

America is the world's first Masonic republic, and the presidents who rule America are trained in masonic lodges. America is the enemy of turkey Damn it burn it down, let America collapse

[@peacemaker2988]

@@abarvez1094 Ataturk believed in that yes native american's are related to turks..

[@tugrulgul5903]

Thank u

[@turan2815]

ww1 Turkey fought against 8 countries but we are still here 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@ttvwhitewolfgaming2326]

During the ottoman era they fought 22 countries and still survived 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️🧿🧿🧿🐺🐺🐺🐺

[@UniquePicsels]

Because of the mercy of allies..... ; D

[@mythicalumut6174]

@@UniquePicselsmerciful? 1922. They were gonna carve us up but they went swimming instead.

[@turkturkic7015]

7 countries, whom 4 where super powers of that time. And you are right we are still here despite we where on our weakest time in 1000 year and the enemy on their strongest in their last 1000 years .

[@btorun]

There are 100's of stories like that, Turks have been in war since 8000BC

[@mehmetkara2666]

90 % of comments from greeks and armenians , Lol.

[@karapapakkafkas6792]

Hepsinin a.m.k)

[@taranakerimova7220]

Karabag is AZERBAIJAN!

[@ihavehighcholestorol]

Facts

[@muhsinbekircaglar2610]

We TURKS are still like that :) Nothing changed...

[@ex00tic_tc43]

@Judah P. Benjamin why so salty?

[@ex00tic_tc43]

@Judah P. Benjamin depends on where you get the facts

[@sonseyhulislamseyyidmehmet6934]

@Judah P. Benjamin you are son of bitch. This is the only truth.

[@LincDN]

Incoming Trumpanzees, triggered by the word "Turks"

[@roberthouse4480]

Ah Turks, balls of steel.

[@Graham567]

Well, pardon my poor-English-speaking, over excited brethren in the comments who find every problem as Armenian/Greek (same goes for the other sides). What these stories generate, whether suicidal attacks, bayonet charges in unfavorable conditions or rolling Chinese heads down the hills, is that there was certain desperation. Red scare was a thing for Turkey too, and Turkey had to prove themselves as a militarily competent country. The numbers sent weren't the greatest, but the effect was in there, hence the NATO invitation. Hell, even the general operations commander of Turkey in Korea, later became to be known as the father of armored battalions. There were no armored vehicles in Turkish inventory at the time. NATO supplied all. Moves that were made during this war might seem as barbaric, or least meaningful, but soldiers were constantly reminded that salvation of their country was on their hands. They held to their friends tightly, and they held to their positions even tighter, because they were told that if NATO was unsatisfied, they would disappoint their motherland, and cause the destruction of the country. So it is not a surprise that the most famous photo of Turkish belligerents was a soldier giving the "thousand-yard stare," covered in blood meanwhile his commander commemorate the soldier's success in the battle. Desperate times create strong and willing people folks, just like the saying goes.

[@serdarbozkurt8544]

funny thing is turkish prime minister menderes offer a one full division which amount of 10 to 15 thousand soldiers with support units however us advisers in turkey report to us army that they are not sure about turkish army' combat efficiency than we sent brigade. turkish soldiers were higly motivated at that time. national radio inform turkish people two times a day about performance of turkish brigade. wounded soldiers were greeted by tens of thousands of people in turkey.

[@turkosmopolit633]

Turks are peace-loving people, but when it comes down to it all are born soldiers. The Turkish Brigade (code name North Star, was a Turkish Army Infantry Brigade that served with the United Nations Command during the Korean War between 1950 and 1953. Attached to the U.S. 25th Infantry Division, the Turkish Brigade fought in several actions and was awarded Unit Citations from Korea and the United States after fighting in the Kunuri Battle. The Turkish Brigade developed a reputation for its fighting ability, stubborn defense, commitment to mission, and bravery.

[@GKerim]

So many greeks and Armenians here

[@turkturkic7015]

In the 2 WW Hitlers Generals wanted to Attack Turkey to reach the oil in Azerbeidzjan. But afthers tolking they decided it was easier to attack Russia because Hitlers army could enter Turkey but coming alive back was an very big risk. They knew back then very good what happened in the 1 WW.

[@senanladnonu9552]

Of boş

[@simyager955]

@@senanladnonu9552 dedikleri doğru fakat tek vatanseverlik değil Türkiyenin engebeli olması da buna engel oldu Türkiye gibi ülkeleri zorda olsa işgal edebilirsin fakat onları elinde tutamazsın

[@Düşünüyorum_öyleyse_yokum]

Önce İngilizce öğren sonra yorum at kardeşim, bizi rezil etmeyi bırakın , lütfen

[@alpertekin4177]

LONG LIVE TURKIYEE

[@adidoki]

hey americans let's back of off the Topic of the armenian genocide and let us concentrate on the autrocities made by american people against the native americans which was way before any problems with the armenians

[@MST3Killa]

K... Americans acknowledge the fault of poor treatment towards natives and have done so for quite a long time. That said, it was not genocide. Turks on the other hand refuse to acknowledge their actual genocide... so have at it, explain away.

[@eugenisttechnocrat669]

@@MST3KillaAcknlowleding it does not serve it jack shjit

[@baranjan6969]

@@MST3Killa Dont forgot warcrimes you did during war and nuking civils and KKK

[@thepepper191]

I actually really enjoyed that story time, do more 😊

[@LuisGarcia-zx6ur]

saw the title and went straight to the comment section

[@bolshevikY2K]

I actually remember learning about Stalingrad. Soviet Order No. 227: "NOT ONE STEP BACK"

[@baristhealienated]

saw the title and i was like "oh no trolls"

[@nseal19]

Are you referring to the Armenian comments?

[@baristhealienated]

I was referring to those alt-right guys, who freak out when they see smth slightly muslim related topic in this channel.

[@erdal0]

Nobody can stay in front of a Turk.

[@HWEspana]

lol we would wreck you in a war. It would be over in minutes.

[@raven9452]

+D. White Like in Vietnam right?

[@DarthVader-w1e]

@@raven9452 lmao he forgets they lost to bunch of farmers XD

[@gunner678]

americans should remember that NATO loyalty works both ways. your NATO Allies respect and appreciate the massive contribution that the US makes to NATO, but that committment is returned by many of the other members in so many different ways. most US service personnel know this, its a shame the president doesnt.

[@metinkeman2988]

Is there any place where nato has benefited other than bosnia except russia to make enemies lie?

[@sirochu]

According to Wikipedia the Turks were the 5th largest UN contingent. British 3rd and Canadians 4th. Not trying to take anything away from them, the Turks still sent a lot of guys to fight.

[@frankishempire2322]

Because a lot of them have to die to make a change... The "tactic" is called human wave...

[@greenmacbeth5553]

这些士兵应该下地狱

[@hekhon5811]

The Turkish government sent an infantry brigade of more than 5,000 people to participate in the "United Nations Army." This brigade is a very tenacious force in the "United Nations Army." In the first battle, they swooped against a "Chinese army" of thousands of people. After fierce fighting, they killed hundreds of "Chinese soldiers" with the famous Turkish machete and captured more than 200. It was later discovered that it was part of the Sixth Division of the South Korean Army.

[@serdarbozkurt8544]

I spoke with a turkish korean veteran in late 90s. he told me when they create defencive line in wavon they saw few hundred ROK dressed soldiers coming. his platoon order them to stop and put their rifles down but despite all the warnings they continue to approach. turkish captain tried to hold the fire to prevent friendy fire but when they reach some 50 yards one of them throw grenade to turkish line then our soldiers started firing killed most of them. chinese and north koreans use some dirty tactics during this campaign. they wear south korean soldier uniforms and civilian clothes to confuse turkish brigade. when they cross the turkish line they waited until night and attack brigade from their back. they raid brigade artillery units and support units in 28-29 november night create chaos. some turkish units lost their unity and retreat with disarray. however general yazici keep his calm and organise 200 of them and start general attack against chinese encirclement to save his two trapped battalion. bayonet charges and support of artillery they manage to contect two batallion and manage to retreat.

[@hekhon5811]

​@@serdarbozkurt8544 LMAO, of course Koreans or Turks will tell you so. Tell you one thing, Walton Walker, the top general of the UNC who died in the Korean War, died because his jeep was overturned by a fleeing Korean army truck。 Google it, here's what the wiki says .

[@serdarbozkurt8544]

@@hekhon5811 you are confused about timeline of the events. they contact with some hundred rok dressed or civilian dressed males and some clashes occured in 26 november. chinese ambush company size turkish rearguards in november 27 night during retreat to wawon. turkish 3rd infantry battallion repulsed chinese attacks in wawon. turks reatreated to sinnim ni in 28 november. two chinese division(pla 38 and pla 40) started to encircle the brigade. two of the turkish infantry battalion lost their contact with brigade headquarter. general yazıcı gathered some 2 hundred soldiers and started a bayonet charge against chinese troops to save the trapped batallions. with the support of the artillary barage they made a contact and these two batallions manage to retreat. yazıcı ordered retreat to kunuri first in november 29 and than sunchon in november 30. chinese blocked the sunchon road and heavy battles occured. turks breaked the encirclement of chinese and manage to retreat to sunchon. turkish brigade lost some 8 hundred soldiers during clashes. 450 wounded 95 prisoners and 218 dead.

[@Poypoy1903]

🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@vishalsorout]

that's amazing

[@DrakeMagnum]

We can thank Spam for bringing SteveO to the Young Turks. What a great story!

[@heroiccombatengineer6018]

The most casualties by percentage, I wonder why. I bet it wasn't because the Brit's that said "well, send them first as cannon fodder" I wonder what the government back than thought, sending 5,000 young brave patriots over there fighting for some Johnnys cause.

[@HansNemo]

Cenk, what are you talking about. The issue was 1 million Chinese joined the fight. Made a bit of difference.

[@Liv1nMohawk]

Steven Lyday true

[@SandyEA]

Continuing to fight after your homes were flattened from bombing wasn't just a communist thing. Japan, Italy, German. Greece, Yugoslavia, and China all continued to fight long after their cities were raised, not to mention Britain after the Bilz. It was these resistances that really showed the myth of conventional strategic bombing as a war winning strategy.

[@documentaries2206]

The battle is called: Battle of the Ch'ongch'on River, the result was the Chinese inflicted the longest retreat in US military history.

[@Scorchcast]

Tactical withdraw. lol Into the ocean... Not a retreat... We just needed to regroup with the mermaids...

[@josephkool8411]

Turkey 4th most soldiers in the Korean war representing nato. 1) US 0f A, 2) Britain, 3) Canada, 4) Turks, 5) Greece, wooooooooooow!

[@OsmanOsmanHan]

Why we still are like that? Because we can't put shame on what our ancestors achieved in wars.

[@HWEspana]

Ppl need to shut up on this channel about the Armenian Genocide, unless the video is about the Armenian Genocide. Also the Genocide deniers need to shut up and educate themselves. This video is about KOREA, nothing else.

[@Rambo-du6pu]

D. White what education the zionist western lie? Turks have proof what happen, you have no proof, so what education?

[@sadullahcetinlaya5617]

I hear this story long long time ago Young Turks

[@TheMadBater]

The Chinese joined the war and saved North Korea.

[@JayJayM57]

and now north Korea is looking to nuke them

[@Tiger-zo2gn]

Cenk, you are full of it. Yes, the Americans and the South Koreans had a huge presence in the Korean war. It was a total of 900 000 soldiers. The Turkish numbers were 5453. Canada had 6146 soldiers in that conflict. Thailand had over 6300 soldiers. The UK had over 14 000 solders there.

[@gerhelilord4950]

Dude a total of 14.963 Turkish soilder served in korea

[@kharnthebetrayero9036]

sometimes fighting a way out is the best way because if you don't fight you give ground which can lead to an army breakdown that will kill a lot more.

[@lukusblack6442]

Hearing a British guy say the word Spam over and over... I was waiting for something, and was disappointed.

[@Gioskywalker1]

I read Armenians and almost had a heart attack *whew...any stories on the actual "Young Turks"? Maybe you could educate your lovely audience further! 🐸🥛

[@teze]

I've heard a similar story from the son of US Korean war veteran. He said that an American soldier had disrespected a Turkish officer. So the Turks took the American soldiers into his camp and were about to harm or even execute him. So a US officer told his American soldiers 'Don't worry, I will get him back and make sure the Turks pay for this' Then he went to the Turkish camp and met with an officer, but it went bad for him and he was afraid they would start beating him next and feared for his life. I forget the rest of the story, but I think he basically just left and was happy to even escape himself and said to not harm the American's soldier too much.

[@teze]

He told me another story how no one believed the Turks advances and claims of so many kills they were getting (as US and Korean forces were stuck for months). So the Turks started bringing back and stacking up the communists bodies. They made a huge stack of hundreds of dead Chinese in a few days and then they were told to stop as they believed them.

[@DarthVader-w1e]

Bullshit, American troops could sleep thanks to Turks on the front. These false lies are racist, only believe to books and generals' words that they said. Like they were brave, strong and helpful

[@teze]

@@DarthVader-w1e Just repeating what they told me...

[@DarthVader-w1e]

@@teze The time I was in US and old man started dazing me saying you don't look like a cannibal at all. I asked him why is he thinking like that and found out he is a korean war vet. These rumours might look true to somebody who never seen the person or people that rumors about, thats why I wanted to explain.

[@cemo3292]

@@DarthVader-w1e Its really true man there are many crazy stories about the Turks in the koran war one of them is the Turks get in the Chinese camps silently and killed the Chinese soldiers and cut their head off next day some Chinese soldiers woke up and saw the Chinese bodies without heads and their heads on the ground and they were afraid as hell

I love Papa Cenk's stories.

[@ngatibroffessor1840]

USA would do well to remember big bombs do not equal victory...Turkish soldiers are known for there determination and bravery...ask the ANZACS...

[@bombacmulayim2987]

your beloved armenians used as turkish english translater but THEY TRANSLATED COMMANDS WRONG ON PURPOSE DURING USA ARMY'S RETREATING TO DESTROY TURKISH FORCES, although turks prevented usa's biggest military failure

[@baranjan6969]

The part turks do wrong THEY DID EVERYTHING ON PURPOSE EVEN IF THEY DIDNT HAVE A WAY TO LEARN ENGLISH BACK THAN AND THEY CANT EVEN LEARN IT NOWADAYS IT WAS ON PURPOSE The part turks do good well it helped a little when you did this tho

[@klondike444]

The phrase "buried treasure" will never sound the same again.

[@krillin876]

I met Matt Pinfield a couple of times. Cool guy.

[@ozgursahin2544]

please add subtitles in english?

[@hulusiakar3252]

özgür şahin Bu adama boşver zaten boktan konuşuyor

[@baranjan6969]

@@hulusiakar3252 Türjler çok cesurdular falan diyorlar niye mutsussun?

[@ayazata7882]

@@baranjan6969 noldu lan yandın mı Mezopotamya eşşeği 😂

[@keysersoze7264]

we turks are the kings of this world.

[@wessruiz-cipriani4504]

Keyser Soze not as long as us JEWS are around. You guys can't even handle democracy lmfao

[@HWEspana]

Yeah that empire you had really worked out great in the 20th century....

[@finess111]

Keyser Soze are turks even a race? seen white ones and browns

[@frankishempire2322]

Those whites are the remains of the greeks that inhabited that land, the brown mongoloids are invaders...

[@kamilsarzeybek7929]

All bitches are crying around here..TURKS' are true kings..

[@jackkulinski8132]

Deadass thought it said Armenians and Turks. Got ready to dislike on the spot

[@Hibrahim1]

Keşke türkçe alt yazıda olaydı

[@erdemozek2619]

Aynen

[@elkaramani]

Remember when Turks fought side by side with the fire nation to wipe the air nation and establish fire nation rule??

[@ottoleider6782]

Ok I like tyt but did he just say Stalingrad was great that's a bit extreme because thousands civilians died in that battle not cool

[@savranorganik3555]

Gee, well Cenk, thanks to Mr. Pinfield I guess. Its ballsy of him not to pervert this true event.

[@xirocastgaming4809]

Gosh that girl on the right is hot

[@huh7840]

@@td.adigee lol

[@DrStealthbug]

Yeah, I remember when Turkey was a thing too. Then they voted to become a dictatorship.

[@girbusthewise7688]

I like history, but I don't like two of the people on this panel

[@hermannalios2740]

No surrender

[@SandyEA]

Umm Cenk no disrespect to the Turkish contingent within the Korean war but the UK, Canada and Thailand all contributed more troops to the fighting than Turkey did. In the case of the UK almost three times as many.

[@baristhealienated]

In terms of the number of causalities, Turkey suffered the most after U.S. Turkish brigade saw some real intense action there.

[@SandyEA]

and both after the South Koreans. Somehow the South Koreans always get forgotten in these equations. Also total casualties wasn't what Cenk talked about; it was the size of the contingents which had the sixth largest.

[@baristhealienated]

that's true. I was referring to UN troops sent to Korea from outside.

[@professionalpussypetter2929]

Pedantic much?

[@baristhealienated]

interesting. it completely goes against what I have read so far. Can you please provide me the source (publication year, name of the study etc) on it?

[@seanwon88]

nice story bro

[@blackcat2277]

You're awesome Cenk💕

[@MaliceInCandyland]

TYT should write a book of short stories. :)

[@janrodriguez3200]

WOOOOOW...

[@brownbuffalo3411]

Love the fact that the Armenian is not in the video.

[@bluecheesybob]

funny

[@GoatZilla]

Oh nooooooooo I actually remembered Matt Pinfield...

[@master-gg3zn]

research gloster hill

[@Phantom1op]

....okay.

[@mustafaadilozturk8498]

kanala bir oneri, Cenk bey hikayeyi anlatirkend diger iki sunucu daha iyi rol yapmali, kandirmadan heyecanlandiklari cok belli. sevgiler.

[@m.mozdemir]

Wooooowwww

[@smyrnianlink]

This is not true .. After South Korea there is USA, UK, and Canada . In fact Turkey comes the forth in terms of numbers. (May be number one in heroism though.) And the difference in number between USA and UK was huge.

[@turkturkic7015]

Only 5000 Turks where in the Korea war in 1952. And only these 5000 Turkish soldiers made it possible for USA not to lose this war. When Chinese Armies knew they had Turks in front of them they did not fight the Turks they went left or right to fight others.

[@aaronharper444]

Seth Rich was here

[@davidfrancis6727]

In war only one bomb has ever worked

[@cmbsoldja]

Turks are awesome. I love how Jasmine's father conquered the Middle East.

[@dkmk3167]

i agree with cenk. only police and ottoman soldiers should have guns. now get on the train.

[@Ageust2]

UK and Canada had larger contingents then the Turks, who are only the fifth largest

[@mic7able]

Ageust2 Yeah, but that's just 'Undeniable historic fact' Who'se interested in that?

[@Ageust2]

They didn't even take five minutes to research it... Still a cool story though Cenk.

[@davidhey8791]

Yep and the Aussies were there too , no credit as usual .

[@stark4614]

Were Armenians there too? Cenk?

[@paperbellow688]

Andy Dominguez armemeians? xD

[@stark4614]

#Armemeians #PepeLives #PraiseKek

[@bombacmulayim2987]

may be bombing nato soldiers as ussr pilots

[@doobydood4185]

Was this before or after the Young Turks massacred the Armenians?

[@master-gg3zn]

did u forget the british

[@master-gg3zn]

if not for the british , the Nazis would of won the war you idiot

[@odysseus7587]

Pics or it didn't happen.

[@OkanOkul]

ehm this was in 1950, its not like everyone walked around with an Iphone X in that time hahahaha

[@odysseus7587]

@@OkanOkul Obviously a facetious comment

[@realnewfiepie]

Francis?

[@MuhammeDSaVhazretj]

Biri hayrına alt yazı yapsın

[@unsal5634]

Kardes vıdeo altındakı ayarlardan turkce alt yazıyla ızleyebılırsın vıdeo yu

[@galen107]

I really hate to burst your bubble Cenk, but you got your facts wrong on this one...Turkey was not among the top three contributing to the Korean War in terms of force strength. They were 5th according to most sources I have seen. Under the South Korean, USA, UK, Canada then Turkey....just and fyi South Korea - 602,902 USA - 326,863 UK - 14,198 Canada - 8,123 Turkey - 5,453

[@MS-nm2kt]

Ryan C MacKenzie sorry Ryan but your wrong turkey was the 3rd largest it sent 15000

[@galen107]

You are right I didn't look at my source, I was using the Peak Strength numbers meaning the most they had in country during the war. The actual estimated numbers for all countries invovled on the UN side are Korea - 602 920 United States - 326,863 United Kingdom - 60 000 Canada - 27 000 Australia - 17 164 Turkey - 15 000 Philippines - 7 420 Thailand - 6 500 Colombia - 6 200 Netherlands - 5 300 Greece - 5 000 New Zealand - 4 500 I didn't include some countries as i figured this was enough, but as you can although Turkish contribution was significant, the Korean, United States, UK, Canada and Australian contributes all rank hire, as this reflects merely boots on the ground, not the naval contributions of the US Navy, the UK which sent a large number of ships, the RCN which sent 8 destroyers, etc. I don't want to start an argument, but I believe that re can't rewrite history, and if you are going to make a statement like above you should be able to back it up.

[@MS-nm2kt]

Ryan C MacKenzie no worries but year at first it was right 5th but at the end it became 3rd

[@MS-nm2kt]

Ryan C MacKenzie it was these war that actually set the stage for a great friendship between turkey and the US and everything was great until bush jr

[@matteusthomasson9802]

your point is? that was not enough or?

[@theprofburg]

So did anyone actually watch the whole video? Because I don't see why there is so many dislikes on this vid,

[@theprofburg]

I did some research(More than wikipedia mind you) and Cenk is referring to 1st Turkish brigade which was partnered with the Us 25th infantry. Now Cenk's portrayal may have been a bit over the top, but they were known for their stubbornness and willingness to fight till the end.

[@hockeysong]

canada sent more troops to Korea then turkey did... just saying

[@wessruiz-cipriani4504]

long live kurds!

[@wessruiz-cipriani4504]

well longer then New turkey at least lol

[@melissademir3286]

Wess Ruiz-Cipriani AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA OMFG IM DYING. That's hysterical.

[@wessruiz-cipriani4504]

Melissa Demir it's weird my second comment got deleted, it said "at least until New turkey is gone" forgot to mention my second cousins in Istanbul. My Jewish cousins who are scared for there lives right now and never harmed anyone.

[@wessruiz-cipriani4504]

Melissa Demir I love the turkey that was progressive , I couldn't love a regressive state and claim to be progressive , my Arab friends would be the first to back me up , Arabs being apostates so there fundamental families chased them out.

[@darkbull9750]

It think you spelled your comment wrong its long live shits

[@carloslee2360]

#bacongrease

[@thomassmith6027]

sure it happened, Cenk...haha!

[@jkm7983]

it hasn't even been 1 minute and already a dislike. I feel sad for you trolls.

[@conormcgoat7153]

It hasn't even been 1 minute and there's already a like! I feel sad for you useless TYT dickriders.

[@starkiller23610]

Justin Mielke Not a troll. Cenk is a genocide denier. You don't need to watch the whole video to know that a channel named 'TheYoungTurks' is probably going to deny the period of 1915-18 and the Genocide commuted by the original 'YoungTurks'

[@jetrovernan7444]

Hahaha masyadong mabula ang bibig ng na interview nyo..masyadong hangin 😆😆

[@adohgle7595]

Thing what hapines we don't help?

[@HWEspana]

Cenk, Canada sent almost twice as many troops to the Korean conflict, and the US sent 90% stop acting like Turkey sent just as many. I know it's your heritage but get your facts straight.

[@frankishempire2322]

Strange that people cling to their own people, it looks like this happens just naturally....

[@turkturkic7015]

D. White YES..Turkey sende only 5.000 man. But keep in mind Turks are not ordinary soldiers. They are always prepared to die and fight with everything They have. When Usa and Turkish troops where inside an Enemie trap Turks where the one Who wanted to fight the enemy. Turks fought made an open gateway inside the enemy front so American and Turkish soldiers could go out. Otherwise an very important part of Usa soldiers would be improssend and the war in South Korea would have been lost.

[@galen107]

Turkey did send 15 thousand troops during the 3 year course of the way, but D. White is correct Canada contributed about 8 destroyers, and approximately 27 000 troops. This has nothing to do with defaming Turkey, or being pro Canada, facts are facts, Turkey did a significant contribution, compared to some nations, however it was no where near the most significant.

[@blgram]

I'm Turkish person who lives in the states. I've encountered some Korean war veterans. Once they learn that I'm Turkish, they would tell stories they have encountered in the war. Almost all of them mentioned how brave Turkish soldiers were in Korea. One even mentioned that Chinese soldiers specifically focused on Turkish camp. I would not prefer to tell details as you can imagine it's a war.

[@davutturk]

The fact in battlefield is not numbers, in war, doesnt matter how many you are, the matter is how brave you are. Thats why when you talk any korean war veteran or korean people, they talk about turkish brigade. In warfield numbers is nothing, because in the end every man has only 2 option, die with honour, run with shame. Thats a personal situation.

[@Innengelaender]

Coming up next on FOX News: ...

[@marcb4532]

Ass me a question on war? It's bad .

[@phuku177]

NICE TRY CENK... Not buying it though.

[@victorespino5650]

woooooooow

[@arisbel]

there were also greeks

[@thehonestnewsshowwithjason9566]

As a greek :D

[@philpottkentucky4802]

How about mentioning the fact that during the Korean War the Americans had to separate the Turkish and Greek contingents because the Turks wanted to fight the Greeks rather than the Koreans???

[@Slashplite]

both of them always wanted to fight between each other

[@Homeomemus]

Anybody else remember that time Turks and Nazis fought side-by-side?

[@Homeomemus]

Cenk would never mention that, though. No no no, that could tarnish him reputation.

[@baristhealienated]

never. Turkey was neutral in the ww2.

[@shadowfax1903]

troll alert

[@crescendyr8438]

Remember the time the Turks fought side-by-side with the Sith Empire?

[@RRW359]

Homomemus Turkey was neutral until near the end of the war when they joined the allies. I hate it when people confuse WW1 and WW2.

[@mrmcmanus209]

spam, spam, spam, baked beans and spam.

[@NStarks007]

I see Hannah... i dislike

[@Steve197201]

NStarks007 I agree. She is very annoying. And a radical feminist.

[@wessruiz-cipriani4504]

next time cenk comes on with a praise story of jihad and they're all like "woooow"

[@kawaiiobama8079]

you are dumb.

[@frankishempire2322]

and still smarter than you....

[@matteusthomasson9802]

dump idiot

[@jasonjung0614]

But the Turkish Brigade surrendered to the Chinese ，after the Chinese Second Phase Offensive (Don’t get me wrong, I’m not commies)

[@mehmetkara2666]

Not ! they fought to the last man

[@geekers8644]

Can you bring up the specific battle they surrendered at? I haven't found any sources for that

[@eugenisttechnocrat669]

They did not suurender.

[@turkosmopolit633]

Do you not listen to Cems reference, the americans give up, but not the turks. Look for Genral Yazici Tahsin

[@mirarafat1028]

Hahahaha lier

[@Akron162]

Did the americans helped in the armenian genocide?

[@xDERable]

Akron162 youre pretty stupid