North Korean AIRFORCE Soldier Shocked at American GUNSHIPS for the First Time!
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- Today we have a NEW guest!! Mr. Kim JuWon, who defected from an affluent family in North Korea.
His father was a general in the North Korean Airforce, and he recalled having many photographs taken with Kim Jung Eun in his house growing up..
Watch the video to learn more about his story and his reaction to watching American gunships :0
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Yeah, it's painful to watch someone telling him incorrect info about what they''re showing him. It ruins the entire point of the video
They should get actual US vets to talk about it and they just translate.
Yes....please do some research before giving out misinformation. It's painful to watch.
I wonder how much of that is mistranslation too?
An arrow is technically a “missile.” But that doesn’t mean it’s a javelin or a tomahawk.
True. Even I would't confuse flares, a chain gun or that howitzer with missiles and bombs, and I have little insight in those kind of things.
You don't want North Korea destroyed, just the GOVERNMENT of North Korea.
The people are so indoctrinated by the government it's hard to tell the 2 apart
To seperate the people from the state you'd need to capture them and slowly give them freedom
probably in captured parts of north korea that doesn't have tons of restrictions on the internet cus no country is gonna wanna take the risk of allowing them into their nation and slowly allow them to either rebuild into a respectable nation or let them rebuild into north korea 2 and suffer the consequences of their actions
Either way it'll be a choice the civilians were free to make
@@707paws8 Its like Imperial Japan but even worse...
@@happyjohn354 I dunno. Is there a North Korean equivalent to what Japan did to Nanjing?
@@Unknown-hb3id kinda they went scorched earth toward the end after China pulled their ass out of the fire...
@@Unknown-hb3id Modern NK does not have the capability to invade anyone else in the first place. However during the Korean War, the ROK government forces executed communist spies/sympathizers (with very little due process) while the North mass purged "class enemies".
It's so crazy to me that a military that considers itself powerful wont let their personnel learn about their enemies weapons. I was stationed in Japan in 2012 when relations were really heating up. We had to learn to ID every North Korean weapon, vehicle, and aircraft by sight in order to relay reconnaissance. We even trained on how to use their rifles in case we ever needed to pick one up on the battlefield.
Competence and respect for your opponent. Yep that is the way you do it.
He explains why, imagine all you have to work with is old early Cold War Soviet tech and you’re seeing all the futuristic super weapons you would have to face if a war ever did break out, probably not good for morale
@@Gargoyle_911nn probably doesnt even know how to teach them about our weapons lol. its not like we tell them what we have!
@@Xinuka everything you and I know about I’m sure their ruling class knows about
Advantages to being in Air Force:
Air Force pilot: no borders, you can escape easier
Army: they get enough food
What? LOL!
Which army are you talking about? The DPRK army doesn’t get enough food to do much of anything. Notice you NEVER see photos or videos of any muscular DPRK soldiers?
The US army? Ha! Trust me, brother, the Air Force always ate better than we did.
@@totallyfrozen thats what he meant lol
"newest weapons" lol the ac 130 is many things. But new is not one of them
Just like the A-10... Far from new but not due to be retired for another 20 years at best.
The "Spooky" variant is pretty new, but Ac130s have been around
But compared to North Korean military technology they’d be considered new lol
@@brysonkuervers2570 This is like space age tech for North Korea. They didn't even explain a lot of the tech that's on that plane.
Well its new to him bruh
this man needs to react to the A-10. Everyone needs some "Brrrrrt" in their life
Absolutely, also the Harrier or Longbow Apachie on ground attack duty. As effective as they are, they rely on top cover from fighters. Although the Harrier provided that too in the Falklands.
If you hear "brrrrrt", it's too late. Sound travel slower. I happened to see A-10 ranger I saw flash from 30mm gun then brrrrrt about 2secs later.
@@Joseph-eh4rs if you hear BRRRRT a gunner just spared your life
If I flew an A-10, I would name it "BRRRT Reynolds"
@@HipposHateWater I would name it Ernie.
As a Pilot of an AC-130 Spooky, I have to say this put a massive smile on my face. Much respect to you Kim JuWon, you made the right decision, and I hope you are doing well with your life in the ROK.
Was he correct in saying that the North Korean fighter jets could probably catch and destroy an AC-130 (assuming that they hadn't already been destroyed by the US's own fighter jets)? It's a ground attack plane, right?
@@nick012000 The U.S. would clear out the area and assert air dominance before letting the AC 130 do it's thing.
@@nick012000if spooky is up there, they ain't alone. Especially if the transponder is on, they are not alone. If that's the only plane you see on radar, there's more than likely a couple f22 or f35 up there just wishing a mf would.
The one talking other than him is wrong, that aint a missile, thats a cannon. Specifically a 20mm gatling gun, 45mm gun and a 105mm howitzer if i remember the correctly and the sparkled beside the AC-130 aint bombs but chaft and flares for missile defense
i am assuming they meant it as the "moving object" definition on missile, like how what comes out of a slingshot is a missile
and infrared jammers as well
@@Yuki_Ika7 what comes out of a slingshot just like that of a gun is called a projectile and both loses velocity the further it gets, a missiles on the other hand doesn't until it hits the target or used up all its fuel by that time it becomes a projectile
On this AC-130 it is one 25mm GAU-11 Equalizer, one 40mm Bofors gun, and one 105mm howitzer. You were close enough that I am just going to say you were correct.
@@erushi5503 Slingshots, spears, javelins, etc. Have been called missiles since the classical period.
He's watching a Gunship.
It's a ground support system.
It's called to support troops on the ground engaged in fire fights.
Yup more of a flying ship than a tank lol
We know that?
yes and i can tell you from personal experience that you know when they arrive, as the next few minutes become very noisy and terrifying.
@bxbysxn
Exactly...
@@SWalkerTTU You know that’s great. I hope that catches on. The Vulture.
I'm a korean american and I love all your videos. Ive watched so many and as a military enthusiast it really makes me happy to see all these videos of N.Korean military personnel doing food and of them watching American Firepower. HOWEVER, you really really need someone to properly relay the information correctly WITH the correct subtitles. There are many english/korean bilinguals around the world and definitely in S.Korea but it seems you guys are just typing korean text into google translate and just copy and pasting whatever it spits out. On top of that, the information about the weapons systems shown in "real videos" are not being properly articulated and its giving the interviewees misinformation and its also annoying the audience.
You have a great channel and this channel can grow even larger but these are little things that need to change if you want the channel to grow larger. People wont continue to watch if the subtitles are so incorrect and theres so much misinformation in it as well.
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If she had given the numbers on the thing and described what it does, it would have been more horrifying. Also, some of those shots are just anti-missile chafe. The tactical pattern the US has used in most places in recent years: 1. take out air defense and radar with stealthy bombers and tomahawks flying 15 ft. above the treeline. 2. a few days later, send in limited troops to educate locals for the resistance and bomb the hell out of military installations. 3. Send in A-10's and AC-130's to support the local resistance, bomb as needed.
I don't speak korean I can say anyohaseo that's it and even I knew the subtitles were bullshit. He was saying so much and the subtitles said so little.
Much more nicely put than some others.
This comment should be pinned to the top of this video.
There aren't any missiles (rocket powered, in the sense of militaristic applications), and the lack of description for the weapons on this platform are probably non-existent regarding his questions. If they did describe it to him, it's most likely ill explained or even just flat out false.
That aircraft is a flying apocalypse for anything on the ground, and there simply isn't much anything on the ground can do about it. The fact that he doesn't understand or know those are flares or anti-missile chafe is interesting. Either NK just doesn't train their air force well (was he an actual pilot or administrative some other officer), or their equipment is just so obsolete that they don't properly equip their aircraft. It's probably both, but I think you're doing a disservice to your channel and your interviewees by not properly informing them of the content you're showing them to offer commentary. If you want to demoralize a ground force then the AC130 and the A-10 are two very good ways of doing that, and it seems like a lot of that was missed in this video.
He claimed NK soldiers were 'spiritually" stronger. I'd love to see him react to USMC Boot Camp.
LOL! That doesn’t require spiritual strength. When you look at the great variety of people who successfully complete USMC boot camp, it’s tough but it unbearable.
I’d say our guys are pretty darn spiritually strong too!! In every part of the US military! Brave and courageous! God bless them!
There entire country is more spiritual than Americans on every single level. We have seperation of church and state, they don't.
@@NinjaJone5 There's a difference between (figurative) spiritual strength (strength of will dedication, etc), and (literal) spirituality, which is NOT always associated with religion. And North Korea is officially a "Kim family dictators are God" theocracy.
I feel surviving a fascist regime, extreme poverty, malnutrition, and literal slavery might be a bit more than boot camp.....
My shooting coach (i was on a competitive rifle team) was an engineer in the USAF and he said it was amazing when they would parachute tanks out of a C130. He said you had to hold on because it would instantly jump in altitude.
Feeling the big guns fire off the sides of a gunship were similar he said. The plane could jump to the side when the big cannon fired.
Hearing his stories were actually amazing.
I remember seeing a gunship fire all its guns to port simultaneously, and the entire ship listed starboard.
DIMPLE STAFF: PLEASE RESEARCH ON THESE THINGS BEFORE MAKING VIDEOS ON IT. The amount of misinformation is insane
And on the materials are not even correct at times aside from the statistic of subject. Like the hosts don't know any better than people that just left NK. People say "ohh what they can access is different from ours so they don't know." And I say get VPN and find out. I like this channel as it is something new, but the amount of misinformation across the board makes the experience lack luster. The costs are all wrong, and they defended saying exchanged to Korean money, but after conversion it is still not relatable. Don't wanna sound mean but a 11 years old kid can pull direct information that is more precise.
Plus, how can you confuse a shell for a missile? Not to mention the flare/chaff
Its a R E A C T I O N video, not a documental
@@jlagaviota a reaction to a documentary. Plus, when answering questions, you should answer truthfully and with facts
@@jlagaviota Regardless, there is still a lot of misinformation. And it doesn't have to be a documental video to have the right information lol
That’s crazy, this guy was a member of the Air Force, and yet he doesn’t even recognize the types of weapons that are being used.
They identified anti armor canon rounds as missiles and flares as guided missiles and he didn’t know any better.
The ignorance of the crew interviewing him is pretty sad, but his is wild. They would have expected this guy to fight us, and he doesn’t even understand what he’s looking at.
@Jorn Navarre But not knowing what a flare is? That’s used in almost all military aircraft for a pretty long time. Now you can see that North Korea airforce is just a big joke.
@Snow Cat well yeah the North Korean airforce is completely obsolete.
@@sheep8618 might be a translation mistake too. Maybe he said "those are for missiles". Hell i Don't know.. Just assuming AF Soldier would know that flares are protection against guided missiles.
His a north korean who ran to south korea, an ex air force there ofcourse he doesn't know NK doesn't have the same tech
Didn't you guys listen to him saying that majority of the AF assets are old migs
This guy's older pics, from right after his release from the SK hospital, are difficult to compare to this video - I know it's him, but he looks so much happier and healthier here - he's just....SMILING all the time. :)
I actually really appreciate his take on everything. He has the military knowledge of your average/slightly above average North Korean troop. Getting a bead on their knowledge base regarding warfare, machinery, weapons, and their enemies capabilities is enlightening. I appreciate him a lot!
Someone should've told him that the ac-130 is also called "Angel of death".
lmao they probably didn't know that. They think stealth is from a plane travelling too fast... They are extremely misinformed
oh my
I prefer "Puff the Magic Dragon"
@@micahriddle4653 vietnam war its funny they call it that
@@micahriddle4653 didn't they also have another AC130 gunship in Vietnam named "Spooky"?
He mistook flares for bombs.
I think the translation was off. His next statement though also poorly translated seemed to imply what they were actually for.
You mistook anti-guided missile chaff for flares. It is released to provide a much hotter heat signature to foil missiles being guided by heat seeking guidance systems.
@@TomJones-uf5sl ...which is exactly what a flare is. The video showed flares. They are released in programable patterns and are extremely important for relatively low-flying and slow aircraft that are very vulnerable to shoulder mounted, short-range heat-seeking missiles (ManPads). Chaff are bundles of what is basically aluminum foil dispersed in programable patterns or manually to confuse the guidance of radar-guided missiles - which are more commonly used by fighters in medium to long range combat to shoot down other fighters or bombers. Sometimes, both will be launched simultaneously - if there are multiple threats and/or the possibility for both types of missiles to be launched, but you will almost always see strike craft launching flare patterns when making an attack run...just in case.
@@TomJones-uf5sl I mistook the name, but I knew the function.
@Jax Taylor If Nk doesn't have them how is he supposed to know about them?
Do they teach trigger discipline in NK? This fellows handling of a fake pistol would get him kicked off of any range in the world.
Nope. The trigger discipline in even official DPRK propaganda videos is terrible.
My jaw dropped when I saw his finger inside the trigger guard! Something like that would get me banned from gun shops and ranges in usa!
@Joseph Quīnque proof of that?
@@keithgolden77 Don't mind that fool. There's video evidence of this guys defecting.
@@valravnsshadow9422 hence why I asked for proof, I know he won't answer me, just a know it all troll getting his rocks off
I find it interesting that they have no concept of what “stealth” really refers to.
All they know is the sr-71 and how it was fast lol.
They also have no clue how quickly their military installations will become Walmart parking lots. 24-48 hours probably. This dudes still taking like their soldiers will defeat ours because of their superior spirit. He’s still brainwashed
6:40 Putting wings on a tank? Buddy, do I have an A-10 for you!
Y'all should have shown him the plane doing all it's flares at night. Now that shit is spooky.
Happy Halloween xD
Spooky i see what you did there
or show him one of the many c-ram videos at night taking down missiles over the us base in afgan
Yawn. Tard.
Or firing a belt of 20mm tracers at night.
Those weren't guided missiles, that was a standard battery of flare. They are fired out in groups as decoys for heat seeking missiles. They are fired automatically or at the will of the pilot. Chaff (radar decoys made up of different lengths of metal fibers) is also fired automatically/by the pilot, when radar lock is detected.
Much respect to you and the other soldiers who had the courage to flee North Korea. I wish you happiness and success in the future. Enjoy the Freedom, you’ve earned it
So much wrong with the weapons system's descriptions.
It's amazing that a soldier would know so little about weapons too.
That could be the translation to english maybe?
Man has an idea what he's talking about. The translator doesn't.
I'm sure there is a LOT lost in translation, going both ways. All kinds of grammar errors, etc. plus I think they use info they gleen from the videos themselves, no first hand info, like calling those shells "missles." I kinda like it that it isn't a "polished" video. The surprise on that soldiers face when he sees some of the tings, seems real.
“Guided missiles”. You mean flares???
The interviews dont know what they're looking at. Missiles? Really?
It was a bad traslation. Both said "bullets" and some idiot traslated as "missiles". And, some dialogs weren't translated at all. Should use professional interpreter.
He knew the military tactical benefits of AC-130 on ground support.
I was thinking the same thing.
Translation error. C'mon don't be daft.
The lady clearly said 'missile' when he first asked, but he knew it was a bullet and said bullet in later segments with the other weapons. Either way, a bullet is technically a missile. The word 'missile' has been around before bombs and rockets were invented. All the word refers to is an object propelled through the air, by force (thrown, launched, shot).
@@H3LLS4NG3L By todays standards, missles are self-propelled. Bullets, rounds are propelled with gunpowder....
As someone who has been on that exact plane in the video, I can tell you it’s much more impressive in person
Artillery has been fired at targets beyond visual range since at least 1914. More recently, I remember reading a post from a Vietnam War veteran detailing the damage that USS New Jersey inflicted on an NVA position from over 20 miles away.
The story of this guy conection to the NK military looksto me as real as his gun. The NK is doing long range shelling of the South Korea all the time... they have thousands of long range artilery there.
"There are suggestions, based on an account in Livre de Canonerie published in 1561 and reproduced in Revue d'Artillerie of March 1908, that indirect fire was used by the Burgundians in the 16th Century. The Russians seem to have used something similar at Paltzig in 1759 where they fired over trees, and their instructions of the time indicate this was a normal practice."
A fact for Juwon when it comes to stealth aircraft:
Stealth aircraft are "invisible" to radar but not in the naked eye 😃
at certain altitudes it will be invisible to the eye, and at night as well
@@prodigypenn heck i live about 45 minutes away from an airforce base and a lot of days when theyre doing training flights with f-16s i can hear them at a decent altitude but for the life of me rarely spot one unless they're flying right over and they're not even stealth aircraft lol. Don't even get me started on how sneaky the apaches are...
And that bit about stealth craft being "too fast for radar". Yeesh. That statement could literally not be more wrong.
also the guy thought "speed" of the craft is what creates stealth
@@mage3690 well he wouldn't know any better. The most modern thing they have is a Mig 29. That's an old fucking plane. Imagine showing him the F-22, Su 57 or the newest Typhoon-variant, he'd loose his fucking mind.
He’s going to be fascinated by the US A-10 gun run
Haha gun goes brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Bbrrrrrrrttttttt
Ah yes the wonderful A-10... If your hear it's call of BRRRRRRRRRT! You at least know it's not shooting at you!
SilvaDreams well I’m not American,so there is a chance it will be shooting at me 😂
Warthog go BRRRRRRRRRRR
Very sweet, actually. He’s like a kid at Christmas, looking at all the firepower. He smiles, but he obviously has had to deal with a lot in his life. I hope he can continue to enjoy and explore all life has to offer, because of his freedom. And may his family and friends back in NK someday also be free!
I'm so happy that this young fellow is now free. He appears to be a very good young man. Pray for those poor souls stuck in North Korea.
I love these types. Can you show a North Korean soldier reacting to CIWS defense system.
or CQB training.
or Excaliber hitting targets miles away with all shells landing at the same time.
YES!
i would love to see a north korean reaction to the Rods from God space based hypothetical weapon
@@mychevysparkevdidntcatchfi1489 ToT demo, spectacular thing since artillery is so prevalent in NK.
You should show him footage of the A-10 warthog.
I'm glad you got out. You're a brave man that's already been through too much. I hope you have an easy life from now on.
I'm a USAF veteran. The nickname for the specific C-130 flying gunship is called "Puff The Magic Dragon". That gatling gun will shred anything it points at. It's computer-stabilized t say on target as the aircraft circles the target area. And that weapon they kept referring to as a "missile" is a canon.
At 6:58, those are not guided missiles, they are flares used to help the plane avoid guided (heat seeking in this case) missiles. A heat seeking missile follows a heat source, usually the engine exhaust, which is the hottest part of the plane. If a heat seeker is chasing you and you shoot a bunch of flares, it confuses the missile, which now sees dozens of heat sources instead of just your plane. The missile will likely chase one of the flares instead of chasing you.
Army NCO, here. My eye started twitching watching him handle that pistol. Yes, it's a toy, but proper discipline is never child's play. Next time: booger hook off the bang switch.
@Jax Taylor yeah it’s just a toy. But practicing good firearm safety is important. I nearly shot my brother’s eye out with an airsoft pistol because I thought it was unloaded. Learned my lesson pretty quick after that.
No disrespect to you, but he barely touched the trigger on a toy gun that doesn't even shoot darts. It's not like he aimed at the camera guy and squeezed.
Not military but I had the same reaction. I taught my kids to shoot so maybe that’s it.
@@DelightfulDiscs mindsets like yours are what cause accidents. Even if it isn't a real gun it can still injure someone; you could easily lose an eye.
He struggled with it and barely brushed the trigger... struggled because that's basically a tokarev holster with a toy the width of an M9 jammed into it. He may have been following training, because the thing about the tokarev is that it's single action only and not *really* drop-safe, so normally that pistol would be holstered with an empty chamber and the hammer down.
"Its a dumb plane... they crash all the time " lol I like this dude
He really liked the mini gun and flare deployments, didn't he, lol? Cool to see him able to be himself and see his reactions to the C-130 gunship.
He should see the A-10 during the Gulf War.
Just A-10 in Afghanistan recently would be enough lol
@Ahashdah It was certainly effective when some of my battles downrange were getting hammered by ISIS in 2015. Saved a lot of people that day.
After watching NKorean soldiers react to the US military I really hope war never comes because their soldiers have no clue what to expect. They will march to the front in formation and the US will just be like "oh look another one." *brrrrt*
I just read "another one" with DJ Khaled's voice lol
But N.K. also has secret weapons: our leftists and politicians that pander for their votes.
Why do you think that we won every single battle in Vietnam, but yet, still lost the war?
@@SV-kr9fu We won every battle in Vietnam? Really? Left or Right, they both use the exact same methods, including propaganda, but both cry foul when the "other " side does the same thing. And ALL politicians are pandering for votes.
They are called cannon fodder!
@@jedgar63 : I am still waiting for Biden to play Gangnam Style for Asian voters.
I have watched a handful of these videos and I just want to say how thankful I am for the courage it took these people to free themselves from their former countries, at the risk of their very lives, and for sharing their lovely and unique personalities and perspective with the rest of the world. I hope for freedom for all of their former country men and women.☮️
Edit: For all the comments regarding the misidentification of chaff and "missiles". This is both sad and revealing, because this man comes from a military family and he is probably seeing this for the first time so imagine what the average NK soldier knows about any other countries military hardware, probably nothing. In a sense it must seem like magic to them and could be equated with seeing fire for the first time if one had never seen it, as it is both beautiful and dangerous. I know nothing of war, and would like to keep it that way, but I do know the quote by Sun Tsu, "Know thy enemy and know yourself..."
That yellow framework attached to the howitzer is to protect the crew members from the recoil. It prevents anyone from being close enough to the breech to be hit by it when it recoils.
If he wants to see a fast fire rate, you can show him the A-10 Warthog.
The Goal Keeper
Use US veterans to explain what it is, then translate. I cringe when the staff uses the incorrect name for the weapons.
Yeah U.S Vets wouldnt even hate the NK soldiers lots of them have dignity and respect towards them and if they had a war with NK lots of them would spare the Nk soldiers and just capture them
@@randomclipsmilitary9056 the usa doesn't hate the people, they hate the leader.
Learn Korean.
The AC-130 is designed to support infantry or special forces in battle on the ground. It can loiter in circles and send very accurate fire against enemies while in radio contact with troops on the ground.
I’d love to see these guys react to The Old Guard at Arlington. Or a combat videos of Operation Desert Storm
*Laughs in howitzer rounds*
@Panzo510 yes.
@Panzo510 the rounds on the Spectre Gunship are 105mm
Have him react to the A-10 Warthog
This aircraft rains death down on our enemies. It has several Predecessors and it has grown more lethal with every modification. You can run from it but you cannot hide. The first one was called Puff the magic dragon. Used in SE Asia. It was very effective. The latest gunships are super effective.
I enjoy his statement about stealth being so advantageous, because of it's speed. lol We can't see you on radar, but we know how fast you're going! lmfao
Blows my mind how many vids I see like this where NK soldiers are lied to about everyone else's firepower, technology and military/combat ability.
@ Hell, we didn’t even know about the police Black site in Chicago for forever. I don’t know how everybody involved in that didn’t go to prison for life.
Of all the ground support planes in the US arsenal, it's probably the easiest to replicate. It's just a transport with a hell of a lot of guns. The advanced targeting and optics are just luxuries.
NK fighting spirit would be almost instantly shattered if SK or US got serious about it. But neither country wants that blood on their hands, nor having to deal with potential Chinese intervention.
i cant believe that i have literally sat here for two days watching EVERY video on here lol. I havent felt this brushed up on Hangul since my tours there lol
6:59 that spray of lights from the Plane is Flares, aka very hot and bright objects to distract a Heat Seeking missile.
It appears North Korea Military is stuck in the 1940's and 1950"s
That's because the Un family is stuck on stupid.
This is new to you?
???????????????????????????? :/
@@palu7937 Not everyone is fully aware of what is happening in NK that is why they are doing this youtube channel. :/
The most modern jet I think I heard they have is the MIG-31 from 1980s but only have few of them. I also heard they barely can get the fuel for anyone of their jets. So calling them a air force giving them compliment or otherwise it’s barely a antique show.
You have to show them the legend that is the A-10 Warthog
The plane you saw is an AC-130 Spooky Ground Support Gunship. It has:
105mm Cannon
40mm Autocannon
25mm Minigun
All used to support ground troops who need heavy fire on a target.
His wonder and excitement about the gunship reminds me just how fascinating and powerful our Airforce really is lol
Wings on a tank??? Show him the A-10 also probably the best tank killer out there.
And the Warthogs are so old that the Air Force has been trying to get rid of them for decades. The Army and Marines love them, though. So Congress won't let the Warthogs die.
Should show this dude an A-10 warthog if he wants to see firepower. He will be impressed by the house of brrrrt
oh yeah
The A-10 is a more impressive display, but if they showed the targeting system, and how the AC-130 can track targets while continuing to engage them, that would blow his mind. Add in how easy it is for ground forces to call in air strikes. The US's greatest asset, outside of the NCO corps, has never been the sheer power of our arms, but how technology enables the ability to conduct combined arms operations.
FYI. ( For your information) The AC-130 has an 150 mm howitzer, 40mm bofors cannon and a 20mm vulcan in it. the valcan is a 5 or 6 barrel automatic fire. 200+ rounds per minutes. Also it has GPS lock. it will fly in a 1-2 mile circle around target and stay lock on to target.
I ways think of that scene from Transformers...the first one, where they're trying to take down the scorpion looking Decepticon..."Bring the rain."
The DPRK soliders are told to break the spirits of foreign enemies... One thing that can never be broken is the spirit and passion that American military personnel have for the country.
We also have anti-aircraft missiles that would take out their cold war era planes in a heart beat lol
It would be cool to see them watch these with someone from our military to describe what everything is.
"Spirituality" is the best translation for brain-washing? 😂😂😂
When he said that, I was reminded of the Japanese term 'Bushido'. The Japanese told their Kamikaze's that the Samurai code of 'bushido' would win the war.
How did that work out?
Probably the exact same way that an North Korean 'spirituality' would work out.
Newspeak.
they are raised beliving kim jong un is a literal god that watches over them, their religion IS the service to the country, you can call it Fanaticism also. Yes, it is achieved by a lot of propaganda, but it is the same as any fanatic radical,a very strong belief that oneself is less important than the greater goals, which is how they are able to endure such harsh conditions and despotic rule. Tyranical goverments rely on this, otherwise they would face constant rebelion.
Spirituality is a good word for brainwashing.. which certainly describes religion. The N Koreans do see Kim as a god so it is a spiritual thing to them to serve him.
@@dougs7367 spirituality is more than religionism and etc but what I think they wanted to say was spirit. Think about it breaking their spirit makes more sense. It was a translation error
I really wish y’all would show more of the videos! I’d love a longer reaction with the actual full videos. There’s soo much more to show!
The air dominance of the United States is rather intimidating. My understanding is that the AC-130 gunship is one of the scariest things you can hear coming in a conflict. There’s much more high tech than that plane, but it is like a flying tank.
I'd like to see the reaction to a Warthog in action
7:09 calling flares guided missiles ok i am done
Ok, I have to correct a couple things.. the first thing he saw was not missles. But 40mm gun, 25mm Gatling gun, and 105mm cannon. The fireworks he saw coming out of both sides were flares which as defense against heat seeking missles.
Okay this guy is a legit pilot, he got fed really sketchy info but he was still able to decipher the reasoning behind the AC 130.
when the director said: "missile"
i cringe so hard... instead saying a cannon
Technically it’s still a missile. Al projectiles are missiles, but yah, I know what you’re saying.
The lady clearly said 'missile' when he first asked, but he knew it was a bullet and said bullet in later segments with the other weapons. Either way, a bullet is technically a missile. The word 'missile' has been around before bombs and rockets were invented. All the word refers to is an object propelled through the air, by force (thrown, launched, shot). *The more you know*
@@H3LLS4NG3L
Yeah, That’s exactly what I said.
@@roems6396 you need to read your dictionary. MISSLE: a weapon that is "self-propelled" or directed by remote control, carrying conventional or nuclear explosive.
@@TheHurkulez
You just ignored the other definition that actually came first?
an object which is forcibly propelled at a target, either by hand or from a mechanical weapon.
What a waste of a comment. What’s your problem idiot?
Just imagine North Korea declaring war on the U.S.A. when they have 3 Aircraft Carrier Fleets just sitting off the Korean Peninula, good luck Kim!.
@Charles Bue probably shit themselves just with the carrier group in Japan.
"Imagine putting wings on a tank!"
A-10: "Allow me to introduce myself."
Mr. JuWon, thank you for making this video. America does *not* want to kill North Koreans, we truly want a good peace with your nation and your people. I hope one day that we would be able to truly be healthy together and lift each other up.
As a former weapons specialist in the USAF, this guy would stain his long johns if he knew what today's USAF could rain down upon North Korea if he need ever came around. I served in the Air Force from '68 to '72, including a voluntary tour in Vietnam in '69-70, and even what we had then would have given them pretty much all they could stand and then some. And, that was a drop in a bucket to what is flying in today's Air Force. Keep'em Flying, Guys!!!
He would love the game war thunder then. its free to play too!
I wish they would explain to him that those "missiles" were actually "chaff" used to confuse heat-seeking missiles. The yellow from behind the artillery unit is to protect the troop from being hit by the barrel blowback, not to stop the round from coming backward. Lastly, Stealth planes don't defeat radar because they are so fast. Stealth functions in 3 ways, by scattering the radar waves away from the source, 2nd with radar absorbing surfaces, and 3rd, tactically. Radar jamming planes are deployed with stealth aircraft. By jamming they reduce the radar's effective range, thus, allowing the stealth aircraft to fly in and out of the reduced coverage of multiple deployed radars.
Don't mess with America now we have a leader who's not afraid. Good luck!
Confirmed: koreans use toys.
Where's my boy a10 warthog?
I worked on the AC-130U for six years. I get excited about any video with my gunship in it lol.
I am soooooo happy for this man.
All this "Spirituality" will quickly fade when they are offered a good hot meal and a clean, comfortable place to sleep. Oh, and a decent pair of shoes.
4:11 calling a 40 mm cannon "missiles" or it may be 20mm i do not know but he is wrong none the less
those were most likely 40mm she called missiles last i heard they replaced the 20mm vulcans with 25mm gaus back in the mid 90's so i doubt it was 20mm but i guess it depends on footage age
Technically any projectile lobbed at the enemy is a "missile", including a stone, an arrow, a spear, or a bullet. The word has been in the English language since the early 1600s, and is derived via French from the Latin word for something that has been sent. The usage that is common now is relatively new, so perhaps a computer translation was unable to distinguish between old and current usage.
@@alanlight7740 i still sort of use missile in its original and to be honest main meaning but it's because of RPG's that i do this because ranged weapons are generally called missile weapons or use to be im getting old these days so who knows how bastardized the english language has become
Omg only in late 2018? CONGRATS on your defection! I hope you live a prosperous life & wish you the best. Fighting!
The AC-130 wasn't designed for speed or stealth. It's a flying tank designed to absolutely annihilate ground targets with a combination of missiles, artillery fire, and automatic cannons. In a conflict with North Korea, these would be deployed once the North Korean airforce is neutralized, giving it them a monopoly on the airspace to clean up armored forces (these can chew through any tank formation North Korea could hope to deploy at virtually no risk to itself).
The ppl in the background on most of these video has no clue what they're talking when it comes to
US military capabilities.
He thinks they are stronger spiritually. He needs to watch Marine boot camp and our special forces training videos... Try to break those troops.
Nah they are strong spiritually, they all will meet their family members in the afterlife, ask their friends in the afterlife what happened, they'll say America happened.
MERICA🇺🇸
We have spirituality too you know we have the spirit of a bald eagle with an AR15 and .50 cal browning in each hand smokin a pack of cigars wearing an old helmet from nam
Once again. “MERICA”🇺🇸
1:01 in the US Marines we called that a "Suicide holster" because it takes longer to pull out your pistol, our issued ones had a flap like that but ALL of us bought Safari Land holsters.
You guys tell him so much wrong information, it's too hard to watch. I'm unsubscribing, you guys literally get everything wrong.
Hi Vechs. I haven't been on your channel for ages, kind of got bored with Minecraft but just started to play some more this past weekend. I do fully agree with your comment, they get so much completely wrong. They also need to provide a link to the original video.
@@JHNielson4851 No they dont have to link it you litterally can just search it up
Oh well..Any way
The problem with a suicidal enemy isn't that they are hard to defeat, its that they are hard to beat without committing genocide in the process.
Japan was ready to basically die down to the last child rather than surrender and it took nuclear weapons to break their spirit.
And the Taliban lose over a hundred men for every soldier they kill, its around 3000 to 1 if you only count Coalition soldiers. But the military is already killing them faster than they are actually allowed to. If the US army was allowed to just wipe them out, coud probably get the 30 to 40 million dead needed in just a few years.
Because you can't just kill the initial members, you also have to kill everyone militized by the initial killings, then kill everyone upset to the point of violence by the subsequent large numbers of dead people. So 30 to 40 million dead total to defeat the talisman seems about right.
Of course that would be called a war crime.
Hopefully in N. Korea's case, their fanatism could be cured by offering them a steak dinner in exchange for surrender.
Or to put it succinctly, the problem with modern warfare is you can't just kill your enemies, you have to save them.
During WW2 the Japanese people were also brainwashed and lied to.
As opposed to...
He has no idea what "Stealth" actually means but I respect his commitment to what he believed it to mean.
I live near a closed proving ground, weapons, munitions and explosives are no longer tested but the Air National Guard uses the north end firing range, fucking awesome to see and hear the different planes firing.
Love seeing the AC-130.. imagine calling for one to do a run and the pilot says back “Sorry Sir you dont have that Carepackage”
COD joke
Wishing you the best on your way, God bless you young man.
NK soldier: AC130 is the most awesome weapon ever! A-10 Warthog: "Please hold my coffee cup for a few minutes."
So many things you could ask this guy… I’ve seen a few of these videos but I still don’t know how did he get out? Did he leave any family behind? His enthusiasm is sweet