With the Marines in Korea & Chosin Reservoir To Hungnam

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Two films: First film is an overview of the Korean War from the perspective of the battles fought by the Marines. The second film, produced by the Marines in 1954, looks at the toughest battle of the Korean War, the Chosin Reservoir, through the eyes of a stereotypical Marine sergeant.

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Film & Animation

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• Marines
• Korea
• Chosin
• Reservoir
• Hungnam
• USMC
• Korean
• War

[woo1693]

@scorzeny45 You are fucking retarded. Ungrateful? Did you know only a small percentage does that? Same goes to hippies during Vietnam. Instead of thanking to troops to stop the spreading communism across the world, they protest to pull their soldiers out of a less fortunate country. Research shit before you write kid. I am South Korean and I was proud to serve along side with US soldiers.

[Traumarituel]

I am trying to do a lot of research on this war. I just recently found out my father was a veteran of this war, strange he never told me about it. I found a movie called Retreat Hell with Frank Lovejoy. So I ordered it for my dad as a suprise. Sadly he passed away the day before the movie arrived. I found his Dogtags and I havent taken them off since last week. Semper Fi dad.

[Noobssuckass300]

@McMuffin103 Lol. I bet you are either a nine year old boy or a dumb tea partier. Research the Korean War. The North Koreans used the big red star markings as well as the Soviets and Chinese. Its a Communist symbol. Look it up. I don't believe I know everything. I just use facts to make my arguments. And you can't use your fictitious "Marine Colonel" as a source. I could say my friend personally knows General MacArthur and that the Americans had a half a million soldiers stationed in Korea.

[McMuffin103]

@Noobssuckass300 They said there were big red stars like the ones the chinese had on their tanks, not matching the markings the north koreans had on their tanks. I don''t give a shit whether or not you take someones word for something, but I sure as hell believe a Marine Colonel over some guy who thinks he knows everything. I don't even know what point you have been trying to get across. Go cry to your mom or sit there in her basement eating cheetos.

[McMuffin103]

@Noobssuckass300 Thats what I was saying, the Koreans never signed a treaty, the war isn't over.

[Noobssuckass300]

@McMuffin103 Also, there WAS a treaty, it was never signed by the KMT and the Koreans. The armistice was signed by everybody.

[Noobssuckass300]

@McMuffin103 The artillery captured belonged to the North Koreans. The Chinese did not have the logistics to bring the artillery over the mountains along the border and Yalu River. Remember, the US had air superiority the entire time. The flatlands along the river would have given the USAF easy bombing and strafing targets.

[Noobssuckass300]

@McMuffin103 Let me ask, how old are you? Also, those marines who told you that the Chinese had tanks and artillery are mistaken. I know that Chinese and Koreans all look alike, but the North Koreans were the ones with the tanks. It's not up for debate. The US, the Russians, the Koreans, the Chinese are all in consensus with this fact. Those marines mistook the North Koreans for the Chinese. The Chinese fought separately from the North Koreans because the North Koreans' forces were depleted.

[McMuffin103]

@Noobssuckass300 Again read! I said there was no treaty not that there was no armistice! The war is still going on between the Koreas; never did I say whether or not it was between US and china. I know Marines who faught at the Chosin Reservior, who tell me of chinese tanks being bombed, and how they had artillery, some of which was captured from the collapsing UN lines. I have also read books on the war but NOTHING is more informative than hearing it from someone who was there.

[Noobssuckass300]

@McMuffin103 Actually there was a armistice. The KMT, DPRK, and the ROK never signed it, but the Chinese and Americans did. Also, they did not have armor and air. I don't know how to drill this in your fucking skull. ACTUALLY RESEARCH YOUR FACTS.

[McMuffin103]

@Noobssuckass300 You obviously cant read, I said the PLA thing that I said was a mistake, fucking retard. The Chinese did have fucking armor and air casualties. The reason they had no tanks toward the end of the police action is because they lost them all from enemy fire. I said the chinese had the equipment not the technology, and they tried to break UN lines at the 38th parallel and got fucked. The war never ended, there was only the armistice, no peace treaty.

[Noobssuckass300]

@McMuffin103 Mao Zedong initially wanted to just create a North Korean buffer zone. However, he got cocky and the fourth and fifth Chinese offensives were failures. Eventually a stalemate occurred and an armistice was signed, ending the war.