@TheMrpunisherman The Battle of Mactan on April 27, 1521, is celebrated as the earliest reported resistance of the natives in the Philippines against foreign invaders. Lapu-Lapu, a Chieftain of Mactan Island, defeated Christian European explorers led by the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan
@skapaul69 man,it seems that you dont understand my question...i know what you said,it is in history class when you go to school at the p.i...can you read again and understand my question first...
@TheMrpunisherman Lapu-Lapu appears on the official seal of the Philippine National Police and as the main design on the defunct 1-centavo coin circulated in the Philippines from 1967-1974
Korean War = China kicking the living shit out of 18 allied nations all the way past the 38th Parallel and stopped them from taking over the North. Period. Shut The Fuck Up. Get The Fuck Out. Good Night.
How's this for a forgotten war: The U.S. Navy / Marines invaded Korea in June 1871 with the warships Monocacy and Palos, with more than 1,000 sailors and marines. Nearly 700 men landed at the Kanghwa beaches. In two days of heavy fighting, June 10-11, 1871, the U.S. forces destroyed five forts and killed about 650 Koreans. Korea declared war on the United States for the next 10 years.
@wayne487msc The reason why it was a forgotten war is that it was rarely talked about. WW2 and Vietnam get more press coverage than the Korean war. So it has to do with the Political climate. WW2 was a battle against tyranny of Axis regime while Vietnam war reveals suffering and was the 1st time someone stand up against the Government.
The Korean War (1950~1953) was really the 2nd Korean War. In The history of U.S. 19th century military intervention in Korea included the 1st American Korean War of 1871. The real forgotten war. The U.S. forces invaded Korea in June 1871 with the warships Monocacy and Palos, with a total crew of more than 1,000 sailors/marines. On June 10-11, 1871, they destroyed five forts and inflicted as many as 650 casualties on the defending Koreans. Korea declared war on the U.S. for the next 10 yrs.
CANADA, SOUTH KOREA, USA, UK, AUSTRAILIA, NEW ZEALAND, FRANCE, TURKEY, SOUTH AFRICA, NETHERLANDS, BELGIUM, LUXEMBURG, GREECE, COLOMBIA, ETHIOPIA, PHILIPINES, THAILAND, SWEDEN, INDIA, NORWAY, DENMARK, ITALY
Hello, my Grandfather served in the Korean War with the COLOMBIAN BATALLION. He was so humble about this, that I only knew he was a Korean War Veteran after his dead, when we found a medal among his belongings. He never talk to me about it. God Bles him because he was a good husband, a good father, a good soldier and a good men. I miss him a lot. Thanks for the video.
hey,why philippines not mention in your description?
TheMrpunisherman 2 days ago
@TheMrpunisherman The Battle of Mactan on April 27, 1521, is celebrated as the earliest reported resistance of the natives in the Philippines against foreign invaders. Lapu-Lapu, a Chieftain of Mactan Island, defeated Christian European explorers led by the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan
skapaul69 1 day ago
@skapaul69 man,it seems that you dont understand my question...i know what you said,it is in history class when you go to school at the p.i...can you read again and understand my question first...
TheMrpunisherman 1 day ago
@TheMrpunisherman Lapu-Lapu appears on the official seal of the Philippine National Police and as the main design on the defunct 1-centavo coin circulated in the Philippines from 1967-1974
skapaul69 1 day ago
Thank you for UNs Army!
specailforece707wars 5 months ago
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Korean War = China kicking the living shit out of 18 allied nations all the way past the 38th Parallel and stopped them from taking over the North. Period. Shut The Fuck Up. Get The Fuck Out. Good Night.
CaptKillerSF 8 months ago
Korea got divided by the dirty commie Chinese pigs...Period!
Johndoe9278 9 months ago
@Johndoe9278 No, it was divided by you and the Soviets, period. Poor American learn some history.
grandtheftvideo 5 months ago
In my elementary school history book, it was only 2 pages about the Korean War, though you get Vietnam War its 8 pages long.
AccessDenied55 10 months ago
Thanks save my homeland, and we remember you forever.
mars3065 1 year ago
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bigboondi 1 year ago
How's this for a forgotten war: The U.S. Navy / Marines invaded Korea in June 1871 with the warships Monocacy and Palos, with more than 1,000 sailors and marines. Nearly 700 men landed at the Kanghwa beaches. In two days of heavy fighting, June 10-11, 1871, the U.S. forces destroyed five forts and killed about 650 Koreans. Korea declared war on the United States for the next 10 years.
wayne487msc 1 year ago
@wayne487msc The reason why it was a forgotten war is that it was rarely talked about. WW2 and Vietnam get more press coverage than the Korean war. So it has to do with the Political climate. WW2 was a battle against tyranny of Axis regime while Vietnam war reveals suffering and was the 1st time someone stand up against the Government.
They made more money on this than in Korean war.
Hperman09 1 year ago
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The Korean War (1950~1953) was really the 2nd Korean War. In The history of U.S. 19th century military intervention in Korea included the 1st American Korean War of 1871. The real forgotten war. The U.S. forces invaded Korea in June 1871 with the warships Monocacy and Palos, with a total crew of more than 1,000 sailors/marines. On June 10-11, 1871, they destroyed five forts and inflicted as many as 650 casualties on the defending Koreans. Korea declared war on the U.S. for the next 10 yrs.
wayne487msc 1 year ago
CANADA, SOUTH KOREA, USA, UK, AUSTRAILIA, NEW ZEALAND, FRANCE, TURKEY, SOUTH AFRICA, NETHERLANDS, BELGIUM, LUXEMBURG, GREECE, COLOMBIA, ETHIOPIA, PHILIPINES, THAILAND, SWEDEN, INDIA, NORWAY, DENMARK, ITALY
ALLY FOR PEACE AND DEMOCRACY !
jackinsonjoy 1 year ago
@jackinsonjoy fuck yeah
sexmusicndrugs 1 year ago
What happened to nearly 6000 Turkish soldiers sent to Korea ?
more than 1000 were "lost in action" ..."Only the dead saw end of war!"
LimboGeezer 1 year ago
Hello, my Grandfather served in the Korean War with the COLOMBIAN BATALLION. He was so humble about this, that I only knew he was a Korean War Veteran after his dead, when we found a medal among his belongings. He never talk to me about it. God Bles him because he was a good husband, a good father, a good soldier and a good men. I miss him a lot. Thanks for the video.
Chobran 1 year ago
My Father and My Uncle, his brother, are Korean Conflict Vets. Peace is only thru our Lord and Savior. Joh 14:27
Brucev7 1 year ago 7
what the heck dude! thousands of people died in that war and you put such a happy background music on it! what the heck do you think!
gareshenkie 1 year ago
cmon £ngland
BAZOVNOTTZ 3 years ago
the argyles(?)
grunt182820 3 years ago