White Badge - ROK Search & Destroy Mission (Vietnam War Movie)

Korean troops in the Vietnam War seeking out Vietcong and VC sympathizers.
I have no idea if this an accurate depiction of ROK troops in Vietnam, but the movie is an adaptation of a novel of the same title which was based on the experiences of a Korean Vietnam veteran who belonged to the White Horse Division.

[@rebelleader13]

The united states considered the ROK soldiers the best allied fighting force in vietnam. They had one of the highest kill ratio, the highest success rate, most tunnels found, the highest weapon captures, and second highest troop count (50,000 at it's peak.) I wouldn't mess with the ROK forces.

[@gaijinblow]

***** That's probably because some IJA officers who were Korean eventually were in command of the ROKA.

[@sixshot4]

***** u completely ignored my point

[@quangpham2384]

+Quang phạm South Korea is just a dirty dog ​​. Vietnam never scared dog

[@terryking3962]

+Quang phạm communist stupid

[@user-tq9xt9hz7t]

I fought vietnamese when I was 26. weak vietnamese...don't believe your jungle home...much

[@jansandman6983]

A Philippine Army Vietnam War veteran told me that the ROK was the most effective force during the Search and Destroy operations.

[@francosasis1576]

English and Tagalog OK you

[@erich.2550]

@Potato Guardian Justified how ? IMO....They had no business getting involved in Vietnam's internal affairs. Vietnam wanted to unify their country like any other nation.

[@psupccea]

how many TPA combat troops were in viet nam??

[@xam9174]

Lực cười.. lính hàn chỉ giết phụ nữ và trẻ e.mà chẳng diệt dc quân bắc việt

[@user-qw6mp8vp9p]

@@xam9174 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 빨갱이

[@idgeek]

This was a sad time for both Vietnam and South Korea. When SK was involved in the Vietnam war, the Korean War truce was signed only a decade ago. SK's hatred for the communist was deep. Very deep.

[@JR-mg6mm]

and should still be very very deep.

[@Someone111ify]

@@JR-mg6mm I guess not anymore.

[@rorschach1985ify]

@@Someone111ify Why? There is nothing to say that the South Koreans have any less enmity for Communism now than they did back than.

[@doccholo905]

@@rorschach1985ify there are more South Koreans who are more for reunification nowadays. The older generations that lived through that, still have that hate for communism. The generations after that, especially the young folks today, don't have that same hate. The naval ship that was sunken by the NK torpedo back in the early 2010s, a lot of young folks believed the ROK govt set that up to justify hostilities towards the DPRK.

[@rorschach1985ify]

@@doccholo905 I call bullshit on those being anything but a minority, specifically of CCP backed delusions who want a fully controlled Korea to act as a buffer state for China. There is nothing I have heard that says most now want to be united with the North when the sheer burden of getting it up to par with the South would be tremendous and the situation of the North Korean government who would never want to relinquish power for something that fits for both sides of the peninsula.

[@anthonywlee3122]

Yes they were cruel, yes they were ruthless, but that’s what made them so damn effective, and that’s why they were the most successful at completing their duties, no matter the cost.

[@maxfrankow1238]

They went through the same thing in the Korean War. They knew how to win.

[@seal2866]

I am Vietnamese and I respect that. The first rule of warfare- destroy your enemy completely. Kill all the communist bastards- The Korean showed the US how to fight these commies

[@kimngandiem6476]

Then what the differences between soldiers of so-called for peace countries with their allies And inhumane serial killers/ terrorists anyways? They massacre people, all the innocent people for their "peace". Hypocrites!! And in the end, the only accomplished thing they're so proud of were how many people they killed?? What a sickening/insane world! They're literally beasts, not humans, they don't have that kind of human morality in them. And now people are praising them for their inhuman, I doubt the future of human race with brightness in it 🤔

[@anthonylee4234]

Kim Ngân Diệm but tell me this, are any wars ever just? And are any actions in war justified? Soldiers carry out their duties to the end, it’s a job not a choice, when it turns to a choice is when they themselves will pay the price. The North Vietnamese was just as brutal and cruel as the Koreans were, it is never justified, it just must be done. One side must come out victorious.

[@kimngandiem6476]

Anthony Lee yes, all of our wars do serve a justifiable belief/meaning/purpose: is to free our country (from other control) - that why we won, we knew what we're fighting for, and our enemies is not (that's how simple it is). In all the battle, we show our enemies through actions our love for Vietnam, our belief to be free of invader, our determination to win it, our humane and goodwills too. So our acts in war is reasonable, justifiable, and suitable for wartime I suppose. That's the reason we got supports from peace lovers all around the war, not USA. When all parts of war, like you said, have their duties, and reaponsibities to carry on. Then how VC is the only getting all the blame for not having lost?? And why, on the other hand, Koreans being praised for killing Vietnamese people in Vietnam, an official country, without a declaration of war?? Even used the word "war" as an excuse is not relevant here, they absurdly come into my country (please do tour own research for more infos) , killed our unarmed people, and we are the one to blame 🤣 insane!! We're just brutal, cruel enough to shoo invaders away from my homeland, that's what you'd always get when you intrude into other houses illegally and with ill intentions. That's just show you how much love we give to Vietnam 🇻🇳, my country. First and foremost, we are human, we're all deserved to have life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. So anyone who goes against that must ready to be fought back constantly

[@AbleToCum1]

Korean marine's KD was 16:1 to 25:1. just imagine that... that's why VC were terrified by Koreans and they would just surrender if they see Korean soldiers if not, VC's heads will be on the stick.

[@Sibasinu]

@@maxfrankow1238 The South Korean military was strong enough to take over areas where the U.S. military could not even occupy.

[@lance8080]

South Korea could have won Vietnam with American aircraft bombing.

[@IHateYoutubeHandlesVeryMuch]

Betting some of those kills included civilians, whether or not they were counted purposely.

[@IHateYoutubeHandlesVeryMuch]

@Enok Oh I know right. It's like when people argue that the Dresden bombings was unjustified since they were killing civilians. Doesn't matter if you didn't rise up against an Authoritarian dictatorship, you're still essentially collaborators.

[@Someone111ify]

@@maxfrankow1238 then explain it.

[@anthonywlee3122]

They weren’t known as the ROK just cause it’s the abbreviation for the country. They were known as the ROKs cause they never moved from their post when defending, like a rock too big to budge. My grandfather told me that a fox hole, an assault rifle, and the white badge of the Korean flag was enough to make the Vietcong run the other way.

[@sqd4944]

LOL, the NVA/VC walked over 5000 dead South Korean troops, not counting 58,000 American troops, and over 100,000 RVN troops. Both South Korean and American troops ran the other way and we know which way. while the VC marched to Saigon to unify Viet Nam.

[@Nodogs3872]

@@sqd4944 100만명의 베트콩 병사들이 죽고 호씨는 피에 굶주려 백성들의 땅을 약탈했다

[@Sean-pb5cn]

@@sqd4944 ye to have killed those 5,000 ROK soldiers it took 100,000 congs to be sacrificed

[@capnhands]

My uncle served in Nam and his base was near a ROK Marine base. He told me there was a Division of Korean troops between AnKhe and Qui Nhon and they were so tough the VC refused to fight them. They were also very poor compared to us and the VC had no chance of capturing any cool stuff from them so they avoided contact as much as possible. They shared the big whorehouse "Sin City" in An Khe with us but for them the $4.00 fee was Big Money.

[@LtBriJMAC]

Only when victory was certain which was once in a blue moon did Victor Charlie attack South Korean Marines. They were that damn good the best of the best.

[@LtBriJMAC]

Rolando Gonsalez Korea I also fun for food and I bet beside since I’m not into sex. You could trade stolen weapons with Korean marines (better price$) or cap VC whores(high$price) Nam was bizarre adventure hell and fun.

[@LtBriJMAC]

$4 might get ya 7.62x25 Tokarev ammo for our ppsh-41 or Type 54 pistol.

[@ronpoteat6309]

My dad told me the same thing, that there was a detachment of South Korean troops stationed nearby him in South Vietnam and that the VC did not mess with them.

[@gregryan8227]

OK was paid a monthly total of $2.00 by the South Korean gov't. So the U.S. gov't tossed in the princely bonus of $35 per month per man. This allowed these men to send some much needed cash back home to help their families.

[@jzisers]

As an vietnamese & anti communist, I’m glad they helped us fight back against the reds to defend our freedom & liberty. Thanks to our “cousin”South Korea.

[@jinain]

Thank you for recognizing our sincerity ❤

[@nuelnie8009]

Đúng là con chó của Mĩ...bọn khát nước lưu vong,nhục chết con mẹ mày đi

[@MrEjidorie]

Fighting against commies was South Korea`s ostensible purpose. South Korean marines raped a lot of Vietnamese women. As a result, a lot of illegitimate children were born and they were forsaken by South Korean fathers. They are called as Lai Dai Han.

[@Sparkl1ngwater989]

You are no Patriot, with that shitty Anti-Independance ideals with a mix of western cock sucking

[@phucbi5253]

Mày không phải người Việt Nam. Mày là 1 con chó của Mỹ. Cùng là chó của Mỹ, nhưng bọn Hàn Quốc chúng nó coi bọn mày không bằng 1 con chó ở Hàn Quốc, thế mà mày tôn sùng bọn nó. Đầu mày chứa cái gì nhỉ?

[@agape-704]

My grandfather was a company commander in the 2nd ROKM Division. He served in Da Nang from 1966-1971. He won 3 medals. He never told me what he did in Vietnam.

[@Sean-pb5cn]

He either killed 300 vietcongs or just served as a chef. Joke aside, salute to your grandfather.

[@tigerjonn]

Koreans were superb at nosing out hidden tunnels and bunkers that their American counter parts would ignore and leave behind.

[@ThanhNguyen-xf9dl]

The bungkers that time(1965-1967) was simple, at the late of the war. VC learn and made tunnel network later. its nearly impossible to destroy. Cu chi tunnel is an example, just a few kilometers away from Saigon but US and allies can not destroy it.

[@josephpham9078]

But they still could not find the Ho Chi Minh trail.

[@josephpham9078]

@DMOTE Well, that truly was the effectiveness of the North Vietnamese Army. Once the got the supplies over to the bases, they quickly covered up the road with plants and other materials to the point it almost looked as if it had disappeared over night, somewhat like the fake trees that were used in the First World War.

[@user-tl9rm8ou3v]

I'm korean, and i work with a vietnamese couple at my job. The husband is actually the best worker in my work place, and he's kind enough to teach me some skills and techniques. He's friendly and sometimes hilarious. Watching this video makes me feel some mixed emotions..I feel sad, i feel helpless, i feel angry, i feel sorry, i dont know. This is weird. Thx for the upload. Cheers

[@thesupervegeta3990]

You know??? Many Vietnamese did not like thia when they saw these scenes.And me too,buddy

[@TuanTran-jq5vg]

Thằng nào dịch hộ thằng này viết gì đây

[@Huang-Yun]

Mình dốt tiếng Anh nhưng mạo muội dịch thử, có gì thiếu sót xin bổ xung. Anh Hàn này có đôi bạn người VN và làm việc cùng công ty với anh ấy. Anh ấy bảo người chồng tốt bụng vì dậy bảo cho anh ấy những kỹ năng...bla bla. Xem xong video này đã làm ảnh ấy cảm thấy buồn, tức giận, xin lỗi...

[@ucanhpham4527]

고맙습니다 완수씨. 저는 범독영입니다, 베트남관사입니다. Thanks for your compassion, more than anyone we both nations understand how brutal the war is. I did my own research about Korean modern history and know a bit about these Kor soldiers through the book 기억의 전쟁 by 김진순대위님. So i can say that us all are the victims of war

[@anhduong2900]

@@Huang-Yun phim này tên gì vậy bạn

[@MikeSmith-ve2qu]

A friend of mine said the VC or NVa did not bother them to much they were scared of the Rok for their fierce fighting reputation.

[@luongduy799]

bởi vì hàn quốc rất man rợn - người việt nam không thù dai . nhưng lịch sử thực tế phải tôn trọng

[@meegz149]

Mike Smith "they" must have been self-sufficient villagers.

[@quickjab33]

I actually talked to some veterans of the war and they said when the Roks were around the VC behaved. Also was told they got motared one night and the next day the Roks cameback with the motor and the heads of those who did it.

[@cleango3824]

My big father is also a Vietnam War veteran. He lives with a big trauma, and I've never seen big dad proudly talk about war. I seriously apologize for the war crimes committed by the Korean military.

[@blitztt94]

Thank you. A sensible comment finally. Im reading comments from people who never serve during those times and act like their hot shit. Respect to those who died for fighting in something they believe in strongly. We should have dialogues about indifferences now. Instead of fighting.

[@aymoshrooms6416]

beta

[@Xentradi97]

This movie was made to represented the conscience of some of the soldiers who saw what really happened in the war. The move was made by Koreans and it was an honest portrayal that documented atrocities be it voluntary or involuntary and did not portrayed the Koreans in a positive light nor Vietcongs in the negative. It was very honestly and objectively done. In the end, the movie shows that war was not fought for the people or any ideals. It was just a game on a map for selected few % of those in power to gain advantage. The civilians caught in it as well as the soldiers on both sides who were given orders to go and kill were all victims.

[@mugengaia]

Anyone who was in service after the Korean War till the 90s, knows how ruthless the South Korean military was (they are trying to repent for what they have done in the past in Vietnam). There is one concept that is very different in the ROKMC compared to other counterparts, such as the USMC. Fundamentally, South Koreans were embedded with this concept that if any of them were deployed, they should not expect to come back alive, however, take out as many enemies before going down. To install this mentality, they often did ruthless things to make sure that their marines were indeed crazy. In Vietnam, some ugly things were performed by the ROKMC such as execution of a Vietcong by slashing away at body parts and mutilating (much like what the Japanese did during Imperial and WWI & WWII periods). This way, the ROKMCs who were deployed saw the atrocities first hand and were given instructions to believe that their lives were literally over. If an ROKMC believed himself to be able to come back home alive, he had to become a savage beast and pretty much kill everything in sight (they were brainwashed by the prevalent military mentality in South Korea at the time). Hence, the ROKMC did some ugly things for which they still apologize to the Vietnamese people. They often took out whole villages and killed everyone including civilians, because the Vietcong had spies within villages and sometimes the villagers secretly cooperated with the Vietcong. For the ROKMC it was a pain in the ass to interrogate then get ambushed due to civilian villagers who were cooperating with the Vietcong. Therefore, they decided to simply kill everything in sight (including children, the Vietcong used children too). Furthermore, the Vietcong used very annoying and dirty guerrilla tactics which the South Koreans absolutely hated. There is a dominant image in South Korea that if you are going to fight, declare your intentions and fight face-to-face like a real man. But the Vietcong didn't. The Vietcong used booby traps and really annoying hide-and-seek cat and mouse tactics. This ticked the ROKMCs even more and they didn't even view the Vietcong as humans. Thus, for every ROKMC that went down, the South Koreans made sure to return 10x the destruction on the Vietcong, and unfortunately the civilian villagers as well. Instead of screening local villagers then getting back-stabbed, they started to group the locals as Vietcong (honestly, I don't blame them, because you couldn't tell who was and wasn't cooperating with the Vietcong and often times the local villagers even covered for one of their own who was a spy). This is where they went wrong. They went full crazies instead of being rational. When my dad was in the South Korean military for mandatory service, it was in the early 80s. The South Korean military was still pretty ruthless and inhumane even then. He told me stories about when, him and his platoon had to dig through their own shits in freezing winter for a grain of rice. He said that sometimes new recruits who made mistakes or did not follow orders were beaten to death by superiors by accident or whatnot, yet the government covered it all up with training exercise excuses. Usually, infantry at the lowest level were victims of this, because military service was mandatory and 90% of them were from poor families with poor educational backgrounds. Being a fairly smart guy, my dad knew what they were doing was to mold soldiers to believe that they were dogs and dogs obey their masters no matter what. Well, in actuality my dad had it pretty easy since he was a Seoul National University graduate. He translated English and worked next to a safe with 2 grenades. If the safe becomes compromised, he had to blow the safe with one grenade then commit suicide with the other...lol. The point is this. The South Korean military in general just had a fucked up mentality at the time. The country was poor and historically they had been harassed by the Japanese, Chinese, and foreign interests forever. In order for them to survive in the international community, they only looked at the economic interests and completely neglected morals. Such is the case with Vietnam. You think South Korea went in there merely from the request of South Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyễn Cao Kỳ? No we did not. President Park made an agreement with the US government and by sending South Korean troops, he would receive monetary compensation from the US, which he then used to improve the South Korean military. When the ROKMC were deployed to Vietnam, many of them already knew they were being sent there as body shields for the USMC to prevent public out-lash of anti-Vietnam sentiments in the US, resulting from the increasing dead count. There are accounts from former ROKMC Blue Dragons who have said, at the time of deployment, they knew they were not coming back, because their lives had been sold to US interest as body shields for the US military. Thus many of them decided that let's die fighting for our country's cause and basically annihilated everything in sight. The ironic thing is, the US did not expect the ROKMC to perform 10x the efficiency of the USMC, with less and inferior resources (they first arrived in Vietnam with WWII firearms until the US supplied them with M14s). I mean, 25:1 kill ratio as a whole Corp in one conflict is something unheard of. Apparently, the ROKMC were struggling in the beginning against NVA and Vietcong with their WWII firearms (maybe using an inferior gun for a long time and making a transition to better firearms improves accuracy significantly...who knows). After all the years of oppression, hunger, and victimization, the pent up anger was wrongly released to the Vietnamese people, and for that, I apologize as well. However, Vietnam and South Korea have something in common, which is that we both were victimized by the western powers and their ideological war.

[@Dissistheway]

Korean marines were embedded with the concept of just doing their mission. They didn't want to kill unless it was their mission to kill. The vietcong were so vast and diversely made up of women and children that the Korean army by that time had to throughly investigate each individual. There is one instance where Korean marines were doing a routine check on a house where a women was eating rice with her kids. However there was too much rice for the 3 people to eat. Knowing this the marines decided to ambush the VCs who were hidden in her home so they poisoned the food and killed 3 VC soldiers that came to eat it.

[@patrickilmoni9380]

I have heard that there were also North Korean military advisers in the service of the NVA. Their presence there in the DRV, might have frustrated&agitated the ROKMCs even more, if they were made aware of this by their intelligenge officers. I dunno when they deployed, and in what numbers, but I read somewhere that atleast in the North Vietnamese Air-force there were North Korean pilots and others. At what stage of the war they allegedly entered the conflict I dont know either, but they were there along with PRC- chinese "volunteers", and some Soviets who worked mainly in the SAM installations around Hanoi and Haiphong. I heard as a kid from my uncle that the ROK troops were feared by the VC, and the NVA. When I visited Vietnam some years ago I went to a place were they dug up some stuff from the ground. Mostly very dangerous UXO work resulting in few "collectors items" I suppose, and lots of fake zippos, and you name it, but they had some real war souvenirs too. One item I bought, was a medallion made of somekinda non-corrosive metal. It is a claw shaped object with a hole made in it as in some dog-tags. Someone told me it was probably a South Korean soldiers amulet related to some unit. I have tried to find information and pictures of similar amulets of that time period, and found none. Do you happen to know what it is, or can you please ask somebody who might have been there at the time?. It might also belong to some former ARVN soldier, but who knows there were so many different units over there in those days. I would greatly appreciate any piece of advice, and your knowledge in general regarding this historical era.

[@christoda6051]

BobbyJoe Choi How do you know they are Marines? Is it the equipment? Also, do they go into combat without unit patches? i noticed that they didn't have them on at all.

[@Dissistheway]

Kira Yamato they are special units in the Korean Marine corp. www.talkingproud.us/Military/ROKVIetnam/ROKVIetnamIntro.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2nd_Marine_Division_(Republic_of_Korea) Read these. Cause I'm not sure.

[@Dissistheway]

populargusts.blogspot.com/2007/09/south-korean-troops-in-vietnam.html here's another.

[@JuhongMin-gm2jn]

Korean army has performed disadvantageous battles for the past 2,000 years. 1.13 million Chinese troops VS 30 thousands Korean troops (victory) 200,000 Chinese troops VS 5,000 Korean troops (victory) 30,000 Japanese troops VS 3,000 Korean troops (victory) 333 Japanese battleships VS 12 Korean battleships (victory) 1 to 20 kill ratio in Vietnam war and so on...

[@Nao_Poy]

😂😂😂😂 thật nực cười 😏 chúng nó giết người dân vô tội

[@thanggiang6113]

Những chiến công của quân đội Hàn Quốc trong chiến tranh Việt Nam thực chất chỉ được thiêu dệt , hoàn toàn không có thật , trận Quang Thạch hay trận Trà Bình Dong theo cách gọi của Hàn Quốc diễn trong tháng 2 năm 1967 giữa Lữ đoàn Rồng xanh Hàn Quốc và quân giải phóng miền Nam ,theo như phía Hàn Quốc thì chỉ với 12 lính đã đánh thắng và bắt sống hơn 200 Việt cộng tuy nhiên trận chiến này thực chất quân số của Hàn Quốc hơn 300 lính đối đầu với 500 lính Quân giải phóng và trận chiến kết thúc với việc Quân giải phóng rút lui khi tiêu diệt nhiều gần hết quân số trong cứ điểm này , thậm chí nhiều lính Hàn còn phải tự sát vì quá sợ hãi , số còn lại thì cố thủ không đầu hàng ,do trời sáng lo sợ các căn cứ khác đưa quân ra yểm trợ nên quân giải phóng phải hạ lệnh rút lui . Sau trận chiến này nhiều lính Hàn sợ hãi phải tự bắn vào chân để không bị đi càng quét vì sợ hãi.

[@vandongnguyen9999]

Giỏi vậy sao không thống nhất 2 miền Triều Tiên đi

[@freestyleboy287]

@@vandongnguyen9999 what does 2 koreas have to do with that? idiot you are just unwilling to admit your defeat in the face of the ROK ARMY.

[@dangle3392]

Vietnamese film industry would never made such a great movie like this if they still went on the old track

[@katana258]

roc marines best in nam .. i would feel safe with them on my flank anytime

[@niceagle22]

Not ROC but ROK.

[@katana258]

your right my fingers bad landing on key ,/ brain fade .. sorry R.O.K. ..highest respects .. to many stories of how great no b/s people .. who put us up for 2 days on a fire mission .. south of chu lai .. ..god bless

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@katana258 ROC is Taiwan 😄

[@katana258]

yes I said my screw up , I could change it but hey I can read

[@luisnguyen5455]

Right,ROK the best allies with south Vietnam war , remembered a lot souvenirs during operations with them in Nhatrang 1970 .thanks for posting.(soluu huong)🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇷🇬🇧🇧🇪

[@Sibasinu]

Thank USA forever alliance🇰🇷❣🇺🇸

[@user-re9kj9bm7x]

Now immigrants from the United States and Canada are descendants of South Vietnam. South Vietnam is a good Vietnam.

[@theminhnguyen6758]

Killers :))

[@psuportland4078]

While DPRK dispatched military advisers and combat pilots for N Vietnam... there was(or may be still) a cemetery in N Vietnam for N Korean combat pilots KIA

[@phantomtaskforce5119]

@@user-re9kj9bm7x uh miền Nam Việt Nam độc tài mang rợ

[@davidscott3820]

When I was in the usaf in Korea 1980, a Korean told me they would go anywhere in the word to fight communists!

[@jinain]

Thank you for recognizing our sincerity ❤

[@MrEjidorie]

South Korean marines had two objectives. One was to fight against Communists as a mercenaries of the United States. Second was to rape and kill innocent Vietnamese civilians. As a result, a lot of illegitimate children were born and abandoned by their South Korean fathers. They are known as Lai Dai Han.

[@user-td2jw9ze2c]

The killed infants and ripped even ripped them out of their mothers' wombs

[@christopherlee6834]

For those disturbed by what is portrayed please remember it was a war and this is a movie. It was way worse in real life. You have no idea the things they did. Very gruesome & cold but highly effective.

[@baekdutiger631]

WAR IS HELL!!!! But the most effective army is the ruthless ones!!!!

[@fuckingchina884]

Korean soldiers who participated in the Vietnam War experienced the Korean War when they were younger, or fought by themselves. So they were hating the communists. Korean soldiers who participated in the Vietnam War were 100% volunteers, and in their homes, fathers or uncles died or were injured in the Korean War and witnessed communist brutality. So they did not show mercy to the Viet Cong and the North Vietnamese Army.

[@jayho9899]

Lie they look badass because Americans besides them, but finally vc kick their ass down to hell

[@jin3763]

Where'd get this movie from?

[@jimdavis4110]

What’s the name of the movie?

[@arielcuenca5037]

Koreans together with Manchurians,Taiwanese were conscripted by the Japanese army,Filipinos stated that the Koreans were brutal during WW2 in the pacification campaign esp during the Battle of Manila in 1945

[@tommyteav8427]

Can they use aviation radar for a target?

[@drktigger]

I could send you the files. Do you have a skype?

[@ericpark4913]

At least the Koreans made movies (for example, this one) that shows the truth about what Korea did in wars.

[@dhksrksalem]

South Koreans are honest but Americans decorates their war beautifully.

[@user-zl8js5sd3k]

@@dhksrksalem damn son what sad accurate shit

[@datdodinh6354]

Park Eric fuck rok from vn

[@donghyeonyun695]

Dat Do dinh thank you, but I’d rather keep my virginity

[@mapletree4283]

He's Jeolladian

[@leobatasin-in1005]

Title of movie please

[@Ash26Ken13]

I love Korea and the Korean people. I was stationed there twice. A very hardworking and proud people.

[@henyochabo2268]

So what

[@psupccea]

the first victim of ROK combat soldiers was sgt Noh who stepped down a ground mine and got blown up by the explosion of the ground mine. he was attached to a reconnaissance squad.

[@luishernandezblonde]

As a Pole, no word but respect for these ROK soldiers

[@witrmah81tv43]

Hello friends, thank you for sharing this video, thank you for sharing this video ♥️👍🔔🔔

[@aureusfrancisco6785]

movie title?

[@weirdweird4762]

Whos here after watching simple history? 😂

[@barrackaflockaflame1590]

weird weird yup

[@at5857]

Lol before I watch simple history I didnt even know that the korean army joined the vietnam war ahahahah

[@CodyCha]

Yup

[@coldwarconflicts8926]

@@at5857 yeah same with me lol

[@KienNguyen-lv4kb]

Film'name?

[@user-jp6ls2em2t]

이영화 하얀전쟁의 작가는 실제로 베트남전에 참전한 사람이다 이영화는 도쿄영화제 그랑프리를 받았으며 한국에서 처음 만들어진 베트남전 영화다 미국의 베트남전 영화는 한국군이 한명도 나오지 않는다 가장많이 파병했는데도 한국 베트남전 영화와 드라마는 모두 미군이 나온다

[@phamtaickd08]

Clip or film

[@odameclement2325]

Please movie title

[@corporalkang-in-chan7926]

In the Vietnam War, ROK(South Korea) soldiers were known for being the most disciplined, the most skilled, and the most brutal. Even the Viet Cong and North Vietnam soldiers were terrified at the mention of the ROK(South Korean) Soldiers in Vietnam

[@tripham1613]

Không bao giờ chúng tôi khiếp sợ lũ tay sai, xâm lược và khát máu! Tôi thấy niềm tự hào nơi bạn. Bạn hãy thử làm như họ ở đất nước chúng tôi xem sao?

[@conglyladienvienhai4723]

Sợ quá bọn tao sợ bọn mày . tụi mày là lũ khốn kiếp nhất.nhung chúng mày sẽ được trả giá

[@rodman1163]

1:32 that baby boy running and crying.... Damn how sad

[@Corea4sure]

Oo can i get the file please ?:)

[@VaegirKnight]

i realized some people here like fall from some where not the earth. They have no idea about history. WTH is VC, WTH is civilian? They are same, motto of VNPA is "Army came from the people" They do not have to recruit or force some one to join them. So many people turn them self from civilian to VC long time before American or South Korean step on their land. From the first, they are just farmer, hurt no one, but then ARVN came to their village searching for VC, and kill them right there. Some case is right, some case is wrong, but all lead to make people angry with that brutally, and they digging up weapones Viet Minh left before and turn them self to VC and fight back. Then American and South Korean come there and make VC have more troop by reply same misstake of ARVN before.

[@kychoi1196]

The reason why the Korean Government. decided to send the Army to Vietnam was that they worried the decision of the U.S. to migrate the U.S. Army in South Korea to Vietnam. It is not the problem of military power amount. Emigration of the U.S. Army from South Korea itself has a big international political problem, not just the military power amount problem.

[@Collateral0]

Though i dont agree on the way they treated vietnamese villages you gotta hand to them the vietcong didn't fear these guys for nothing they were the real deal.

[@thituyetmailuong3770]

Historically, S.Korean soldiers served in Vietnam as mercenaries and active henchmen of the U.S Army. They fought the Vietnam War for their American bosses to pay salary per soldier as S. Korea was too poor at that time. They caused bloody and deadly massacres in several central provinces of Vietnam. Vietnamese people with patriotic spirit only knew how to stand up to regain their right to independence and right to self-defence. They took up arms against the brutality and gratuitous intervention of S.Korean soldiers in their country like what the Koreans did during the Japanese facsist invasion of the Korean peninsula. All peoples have the right to legitimate self-defense when being threatened and attacked without cause. The Vietnamese did all they could to repel the illegal invaders failed miserably and fled in disgrace. Vietnamese people love peace and independence. We always respect our Korean friends if they respect us. However, it was a sad chapter in the relationship between our two countries and now we have been and are each other's major trading partners. Koreans have repented and want to build a strong relationship with Vietnam. We have similar history and culture. We stand united against the growing challenges from China. Should put aside the past and look to the future, don't cause division through movies with dishonest history

[@jinain]

Thank you for recognizing our sincerity ❤

[@jinain]

We Don't be swayed by China's interference

[@VictorFr0st]

This is a really good movie, can you upload the rest of it?

[@ebichu8126]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpvdapdoart8sJY here you go

[@steveh5307]

6:10 this is why they HAD to be brutal in villages, not because they were sadistic. You see enough of your friends die like that, you don't gaf and EVERY "civilian" is a threat until proven otherwise.

[@adammorris2265]

This is sadly true

[@phobo3578]

Can you please send me the file? I looked on torrent but didn't see anything. Thanks much.

[@user-jp6ls2em2t]

베트남에서 촬영된 최초의 베트남전 영화다 미군 베트남전 유명한 영화 플래툰이나 지옥의 묵시록 디어헌터는 모두 다른곳 필리핀이나 태국에서 촬영되었고 이영화 하얀전쟁은 모두 베트남 당국으로 부터 검열을 받고 통과되어 허가를 받고 촬영했다 베트남당국의 절대원칙은 베트남전을 미화하는 영화는 모두 촬영금지다 한국 베트남전 참전군인의 고엽제 문제를 제기한것이 1990년대 국내언론에서고 한국에서 베트남전 군인들의 후유증도 영화도 1990년대가 돼야 제작할수 있었다

[@phong0210]

I'm Vietnamese. Everytime, i saw Korean asking Japanese for their war crime commit during the Japanese occupation before WW2, i asked myself how Korean are taught in school about their time in Vietnam. I suggest young Koreans should visit the Central Vietnam and ask local people about what Korean did to Vietnamese during the war. My country keep teaching us about forgiveness, but we will never forget.

[@Alpha-eg8ip]

@Anh Phong Nguyen South Vietnam goverment request to S.Korea to fight. Its big difference with Japan invasion idiot. We try to save your ass

[@baekdutiger631]

@@Alpha-eg8ip Even now after all the money Korea invested there they don't want us anymore .....They are all backstabbing people ...I hope Samsung move their plant to Indonesia...I heard the VN politicians secretly kissing Japanese politicians ass I think Park Hang Seo made a big mistake to re sign a contract with this backstabbers since they are demanding a cut to his salary!!!!

[@saigon_pho6120]

Jason Kim To all the South Koreans, we Vietnamese oversees thank you for your effort for trying to save our country. It’s just this idiot and his communist politicians who are too dumb to realize this.

[@phong0210]

Jason Kim investing is business. It's not charity and Korean companies get profit from it. They can invest in anywhere they believe that they can get the highest margin. Secondly, if you ask if Park Hang Seo want to come back to South Korea, he would say No. South Korea is the place that did not give a shit about his experience, his talent.. not until the VFF chairman decline a Japanese coach to bring him to Vietnam. And lastly, Vietnam does not have the tradition to kiss other country asses like "some countries". We are neutral on foreign affair. We do not let China, Japan or USA manipulate our country no matter how powerful they are and no foreign army are allow to base in Vietnam. That the pride of being Vietnamese and that something like money, or "a country that have history of being depended and divided by other nations" will understand. Period.

[@phong0210]

Alpha my friend, what u said is the reason why history need to be taught at school. I don't blame South Korean soldiers or asked them to say sorry. They were there because the SK government sent them there to earn money and benefit for their government. They came to VN not to save anyone but to feed their family back in Korea. The war crime of SK soldiers in Vietnam happened in Central Vietnam is fact, I did not make it up because it is recorded by the US, UK and Australian government. Aus and NZ soldiers were also in VN but they did not kill and rape civilians and tag their victims as Viet Cong. Again, i do not blame SK soldiers. They are people as well but the involment of South Korea in Vietnam is not a thing that young Korean should be proud of. And Vietnamese people are trying very hard everyday to get away from this bloody past of our country to be reunification and independent.

[@bomayne27....]

good job.

[@GisSlicknSmooth]

what's the name of the movie??

[@Sibasinu]

''하얀전쟁''(English name : white war)

[@user-lu1gj4dw6h]

Some people say that Korea entered the Vietnam War for money. But all Korean troops in the Vietnam War are volunteers, and the money they receive is not enough to change lives. A wealthy Korean famous singer also participated in the Vietnam War. It means that Korean troops didn't just go to Vietnam for money. Think about the Soviet Union or Mao China at that time. Or see Pol Pot Cambodia immediately after the Vietnam War. At that time, half of Korea was taken away by such communists. Korea was poor and divided. Koreans did not want Vietnam to be like Korea. I don't know why the Korean government decided to join the war. Perhaps it is for money and to prevent the withdrawal of USFK. Would have even thought about fighting communism? Maybe, yes. Each Korean veteran really believed that winning South Vietnam for Vietnam War was right for Vietnam and Asia. It was believed to be helpful for the Vietnamese as well. This is pure cause. I'm glad Vietnam is not a terrible country like North Korea. At this time, South Korea and Vietnam have been partners for future prosperity.

[@hidekitakuya4043]

Only korea mon.keys think this hahaha

[@patriotvostok8184]

This is what Vietnam really was, ask any veteran, sadly, in American films never show this kind of material.

[@markwilliford4567]

I'm definitely buying a Hyuandi!

[@Leeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

Wtf why is the last part so funny. There speaking in korean " where did you hide the rifles " while interrogating a Vietnamese guy

[@Max-is4qu]

Really really sad that their involvement is not known

[@michaellim4165]

There were many Vietnam War brides made in Vietnam back then. Many of them are living in South Korea enjoying the comfort, prosperity and respect that all South Korean citizens get. Your welcome.

[@golforfishing]

My vet neighbor said that the koreans have the strongest soldiers which led me to find this video where can I go to confirm this? I'm already serving but I never knew this

[@baekdutiger631]

Koreans were always surrounded by superpowers so for a small country to defend it self from Chinese up north we had to be strong!! You can google ROK army and marines in vietnam

[@MKrip808]

The sad thing about this war is that the poor civilians caught in the middle were damned no matter who they supported. Does anyone really expect them to tell the Viet Cong, "no, get out" when they come into their villages? They are stuck having to try to appease whatever gun at the time is pointed at the heads of their children.

[@sixshot4]

the civilians are viet congs. ok but not all of them but many of them in south vietnam was famers by day and fighters by night. Many americans were killed by these socalled civilians. they hid weapons and supplies near their homes which ultimately decided americas fate

[@nghianguyen-ii3zw]

Yes, our country has a maxim: '' enemy to the women must fight ''

[@pomenae7931]

@@sixshot4 But killing a little kid is too Fucking much isn't it?

[@Alex_G413]

Movie title?

[@user-tj7su4it8l]

하얀 전쟁 (1992)

[@Leemacht]

White Badge.

[@jamkhoginhaokip7355]

Plis full movie

[@tommyteav8427]

A wild goose chases? With the air cavalry

[@christoda6051]

What unit are they from?

[@christoda6051]

thanks.

[@christoda6051]

Yeah but this unti specifically. Dide the ROK army's equipment differ from the marines?

[@christoda6051]

thanks.

[@wutang8693]

Kira Yamato My uncles was KIA in the Vietnam. He was with the 2nd Marine Brigade, Blue Dragons. Noticeably, he wore a duck-hunter pattern unlike olive drab worn by the army. Other than that, very similar or the same.

[@johnklm5465]

Korean war and the Vietnam war was really the fault of the US and the Soviet Union. They used the two Koreas to fight against each other, doing the same thing to Vietnam.

[@MS-xu5vx]

It was North Korea with the support of the Soviets and China that started the Korean war when they crossed the 38th parallel into South Korea to invade it. The Communists were out invading countries.

[@aymoshrooms6416]

as a korean i disagree. it’s our people’s fault that we allowed ourselves to be influenced by outsiders and we split ourselves apart

[@johnklm5465]

@@aymoshrooms6416 Well, what other choice did we had we were brain washed and forced to serve as proxies

[@Donghyunyoon]

Korean troops were deployed to fight for a peace of the Republic of Vietnam against Communist, not for invasion. Please study about the Killing Fields in Cambodia how the communists were cruel to their own people. About 4,000,000 Cambodians had been massacred by Cambodian Communists. If Vietnam war was won by US and S. Korean, Vietnamese would have thanked US and S. Korea.

[@pnh9399]

If Japanese and germany won the war so the US and South Korea will be considered as crime

[@Donghyunyoon]

@@pnh9399 What S. Korea did against Germany and Japan?? Be more specific in logic.

[@pnh9399]

@@Donghyunyoon if you have your brain working you will understand Im talking about the ww2. Korea were just as poor as Vietnam these days. It seems you re proud of joining Vietnam war so your country got supporting from the usa to be rich aren't you?

[@Donghyunyoon]

@@pnh9399 As a result of the Vietnam war, Vietnam is still one of the poorest country. Is that you mean???

[@Donghyunyoon]

@@pnh9399 S. Korea is the biggest investor in Vietnam. More than 30% of Vietnam Total GDP is generated from Samsung SK LG Hyundai and other Korean companies. Vietnam will go bankrupt if those companies transfer to Indonesia. Learn who is your friend and who is not. If US and S. Korea won the war, Vietnam would have been richer than now and more transparent democracy.

[@giantrabbit75]

First of all, Korean war was 1950-53. ROK troops fought from mid 1960s to mid 1970s I guess the background of the movie might be late 1960s, it was 10-15 years when the Korean war ended. There were many veterans who fought in the Korean war. The president, Park was former ROK general and coop leader who took over South Korean illegibly. Then, South Korea was military country, facing North Korean that South Korea I think that is why they were brave.

[@thiemtran3873]

Tuy toi khong biet tieng anh my nhung toi xem qua vi reo nay moi biet chien tranh nguoi my dung la giet ba doi nguoi viet tre em ho cung giet qua gia man nguoi my qua gia man

[@dp6297]

They need to team up with Sgt Barnes platoon

[@chocbrowniefudgesandae2726]

Jeju massacre was censored by SKorean government for years.Alot are censored even in Korea. Vietnam war just happened recently in 60s and yet those killers are still running free

[@johnklm5465]

Don't just blame the ROK it is same in every War even the United States plus the NVA and VC would have done the same.

[@cuttestpomeraniansimbafrie2600]

Let think and talk some common senses, how the MOFO know that these civillians r backing up VC, if my life and the mission is to be cleared I might have made same choices...

[@valnumjin615]

I' m Korean and i heard from my dad "korean troops in vietnam are veterans of korean war" thats why they fought well in vietnam war. And i really want to explain about this. Did they really kill civilions? Of course yes cuz some vietcongs don't wearing military suit which is against Jeneva Rules so if they don't kill them they will die. But at that time Korean army's basic rule was protect civils.

[@hidekitakuya4043]

killing 200,000 vietnamese civilians and raping 30,000 vietnamese women is protecting civilians hahaha

[@phong0210]

I'm Vietnamese. Everytime, i saw Korean asking Japanese for their war crime commit during the Japanese occupation before WW2, i asked myself how Korean are taught in school about their time in Vietnam. I suggest you should visit the Central Vietnam and ask local people about what Korean did to Vietnamese during the war. My country keep teaching us about forgiveness, but we will never forget.

[@saigon_pho6120]

Anh Phong Nguyen Stop barking commie

[@edwardkim8972]

There was a lot of guerilla warfare before, during and after the Korean War. The North Korean partisans were never able to get big in South Korea because the South Koreans were so effective an anti-guerilla warfare. So, the South Koreans fought this kind of war before.

[@itsbluecloud.210]

Soooo , this is Korean movie about Vietnam war ?

[@user-ro1pc6rp1b]

Yeah. A really old movie.

[@user-jy7bj5nh6h]

MinaliaChan tells the truth about what Koreans had done during the Vietnamese war.

[@georgewashington6877]

No its about Santa Claus and mickey mouse.

[@baekdutiger631]

@@georgewashington6877 never lied !!!

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@user-ro1pc6rp1b Do you know the title of this film? My first Korean movie might be the 300 pound girlfriend, then My Sassy Girl

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

Will S. Korea fight for Taiwan if or when the time comes?

[@user-cx6nt8kz5n]

no , now korea is rich enough for sacrificing for another and taiwan people arenot friendly to korean they like japanese this is real

[@user-bz5ys2du6r]

lol nah. But we'll fight if fucking China invades our country.

[@sosososososo4148]

Taiwan didn't help them in Korean War and won't care if it happens again. So why would they? Especially against China

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

@@sosososososo4148 They did help, but it was limited. Taiwanese soldiers were sent to aid Americans and S. Koreans with Chinese POWs and their interrogation. Remember it was 1949 and Taiwan was in their worst time of survival.

[@sosososososo4148]

@@generalnguyenngocloan1700 No country will dare or stupid enough to help them especially against Chinese superpower tbh. Taiwan isn't that geopolitically important compared to Ukraine or somewhere. I'd be very surprised if Taiwan last more than 2months when Xi invade them

[@KBKim-jt6uj]

These guys are fucking lengend~~!!!

[@eyedolprocreatives]

Is the so called tiger division of ROK?

[@johnd8281]

why vietnamese people is in the circle of war .japan vs china, japan vs korea , china vs korea, and finally Japan+korea+China vs VIETNAM

[@ducvu2550]

Thật đau xót cho dân tộc ta

[@TamNguyen-jl4wu]

VC dong phim do ec

[@minhtran8816]

Thế mới biết Việt Nam của mình hồi xưa khổ như thế nào:))

[@user-gb2gq3vu1r]

5000 korean army died in this war... Rip

[@banpham9361]

Trash

[@jamesonoof5973]

Noobs. No one asked what movie this is yet???

[@sof5858]

The South Koreans were feared by the Viet Cong and North Vietnam for this reason. Dedicated to the cause. Great tactically in the field. Taking no shit from the local sympathisers. Didn't turn to drugs like a few of the US army did. They saved the US from even more humiliation.

[@kevinkim9459]

The ROK's brutality may have been nescsary but it's still sad to think about, the korean army pretty much did what was done to them by the japanese army

[@minhbumps]

As a Vietnamese, I don't think it was necessary but at the same time it was not avoidable. Every side did some nasty things during this time period. Not to mention that a lot of these senior Korean officers were trained by Imperial Japan a couple decades back.

[@drktigger]

Cool, I sent you a PM.

[@francosasis1576]

Call of duty Black Cold war is game PC windows

[@user-rp7jj3jm2v]

Jeneva ^^

[@BinhLe-bz2eu]

A soldier who goes killing innocents unarmed civilians like women, childrens, and old people's are consider coward. Their too coward to fight another enemy who point a gun at him.

[@brianlam1663]

Wrong equipment, wrong guns for ROK Army in Vietnam!

[@nguyentu3380]

Nhiều người nói rằng quân Giải phóng và quân đội nhân dân Việt Nam sợ lính Nam Hàn ? Nhưng không hiểu là sợ cái gì ? Thứ nhất về vị trí mà lính Nam Hàn đóng quân trên bản đồ hoàn toàn chẳng có liên quan gì đến hướng tiến quân, tiếp viện của miền Bắc Việt Nam cho miền Nam Việt Nam, khi các tỉnh ven biển duyên hải Nam Trung Bộ hoàn toàn không động chạm gì đến đường mòn Hồ Chí Minh, nên việc quân Giải phóng rất ít trạm chán với lính Nam Hàn là chuyện bình thường, sẽ chẳng dại gì khi điều 1 lượng quân lớn đánh vào các vị trí án ngữ của lính Hàn Quốc, nơi mà lính Hàn có thể nhận được sự hỗ trợ tối đa của không quân và hải quân Mỹ Thứ hai, là lính Hàn chỉ giỏi đi càn và bắn giết dân thường, chống các đợt tấn công của du kích nhỏ lẻ, đồng ý là lính Nam Hàn rất giỏi võ, nhiều kỹ năng tác chiến và lỳ lợm, nhưng hoàn toàn trong các trận đánh lớn như Khe Sanh, Nam Lào 1971, Xuân-Hè 1972 họ hoàn toàn chẳng có vai trò gì trong các trận chiến này Còn trận Tết Mậu Thân 1968, họ cũng chỉ đóng góp rất ít trong chiến trận, trong khi chủ yếu là lính Ngụy Sài Gòn và lính Mỹ Lính Nam Hàn và lính Australia, luôn tự mãn cho rằng là VC sợ mình, nên không dám tấn công, nhưng thực chất là những nơi mà họ chiếm đóng như ven biển Đông Nam Bộ, ven biển Nam Trung Bộ hoàn toàn chẳng phải là nơi mà quân Giải phóng hướng tới Những khu vực rất quan trọng, thường hay nổ ra chiến sự như Nam Lào, Campuchia, Tây Nam Bộ, Tây Nguyên, những khu vực mà đường mòn Hồ Chí Minh đi qua thì hoàn toàn chẳng có bóng dáng của họ

[@nguyentu3380]

Trận đánh lớn nhất diễn ra giữa quân Giải phóng miền Nam Việt Nam và lính Nam Hàn là trận chiến đồi Quang Thạnh 1967 sau trận đó lính Nam Hàn giảm hẳn việc đi càn, bắt bớ, giết hại người vô tội, đến 1970 thì rút dần quân về nước, đến sau hiệp định Paris 1973 thì không còn lính Nam Hàn nào trên đất nước Việt Nam

[@nuirunggl2228]

we will never forget the people who came to our country and killed our people for some stupid reason. I am Vietnamese

[@tmq0311....]

Wow They treated to my country like how i treated to Minecraft villagers Trade or be killed

[@tommyteav8427]

USA is fight with the north Viet nva and why are they search and destroy Cambodia next door but not the enemy north capital who is in conflict with the American?

[@m94831]

so what they actually vc R.I.P for all soldiers who fought for anti-communism

[@francosasis1576]

Philippine and United States army Vetman war

[@BadTortoise430]

South korea, The forgotten soldiers of the vietnam war

[@canond7537]

Forgotten war, forgotten allies. America sure as hell loves to forget one of it's most important allies. Very telling of the national character of America.

[@inhduy208]

Tội ác chúng mày không bao giờ người việt nam chúng tao quên

[@khoauc8070]

những kẻ giết hại dân thường và trẻ em này chúng tôi đều giết hết và không nhận tù binh

[@user-no5ms7xc3b]

no more war

[@MasterVideoStudios]

War is always gonna happen