South African & Wife Reacts To World War Tree Operation Paul Bunyan
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South African & Wife Reacts To World War Tree Operation Paul Bunyan
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Huge Thank you to Amanda for this suggestion.
I have no idea if you guys would be interested in checking these out, but police body cam videos are usually pretty entertaining, and I would love to see you guys react to some.
Always watch Nick's videos till the end. He sometimes leaves in bloopers or easter eggs. Some of his ad reads are hilarious.
Even bloopers sometimes haha.
There are Approximately 30,000 US permanently stationed in South Korea.😉
The response wasn’t to the tree, it was to the two Americans that lost their lives that day.
10 kilometer soldier and get away with it
It was and wasn't about the Americans that lost their lives. I think it was mostly about telling the world you do not mess with the USA period.
FYI if you’re ever asking yourself “are American troops there?”
The answer is yes
The answer is always yes
Absolutely a fact
Damn straight and if you have a problem with it then do something about it. This is not directed at you Kevin just those who hate on us for being too good at geopolitics.
We're like the boogeyman...
@@Tyrannosaurus_STFU_III Or like that one Japanese soldier said 'Here come the lords of death.'.
Even when we say there arent 😂
There are about 30,000 US troops stationed in South Korea.
My dad was in the army and arrived in South Korea a month after this happened. He said it was still really tense and a lot of his fellow soldiers wanted to go to war because they felt that just chopping down the tree wasn't enough. In their eyes, 2 brothers in arm were killed and they weren't allowed to get revenge.
I'm very curious what happened to that Bulldog guy. I haven't found anything definitive about him after this.
@@captin3149 It's North Korea so nothing concrete will likely be given. There is a good possibility he was killed when a Soviet defector tried to cross over in the Joint Security area in 1984. It is known some North Koreans were killed and after this day he was never seen again. I think he was most likely killed or executed here or possibly sent to a re-education camp.
I can't blame them.
Just a suggestion here, continue to watch the video after he is finished with the story. Sometimes there are outtakes and bloopers or just some crazy things he covers.
His sponsor reads are usually pretty funny or short too.
Yes we ARE STILL THERE! That won't change anytime soon.
Well, as long as we keep allowing North Korea to be a thing, yeah 🤷♂️
For some context (not important context but still): Paul Bunyan is a folk character in America. He's a giant man who works as a lumberjack and performs all sorts of feats of strength
You two might watch the Fat Electrician's video on Dan Daly "The Most Gangster Marine" ever...
Yes, the bridge is still there. Ive been there and seen the marker at the sight of the tree as well as in the blue UN buildings that are still used for negotiations. There are still shootings that occur there once in a while as North Koreans try to escape. There are Americans there along with the South Korean soldiers.
The response was so "over the top" not just because we (US and South Korea) needed to respond to provocation, but also because of HOW the two Americans (Captain Arthur Bonifas and First Lieutenant Mark Barrett) were killed. It's definitely not safe for children, but look up the 'Korean Axe Murder Incident" for additional details. Americans don't like losing a service member at all, but we REALLY don't like losing one to public torture.
Thanks so much for reacting to this! I’m glad yall enjoyed it!You gotta remember that a lot of those military aircraft had to get there either from the US or other countries so on top of it being a show of force they were also there in case things kicked off because the Korean War has technically never ended and as we all know tensions are still high to this day
yup...one of the things not covered enough in school. (Korean war is barely covered as is) is the fact the Korean was isn't over, hasn't been over. It's only ever been paused...that's it, just on pause, since 1953.
@@nadjasunflower1387 My grandfather served in the Korean War, so I have felt the lack of coverage or knowledge of it all my life. I tried to do what I could by writing papers on it when appropriate while I was still in school but to this day it is still barely covered in history classes. It is called 'The Forgotten War' for a reason and I'm sure that one of the reasons is probably because it is a war that never actually ended.
@@KairiPrime perhaps...that's definately an angle I'd not considered before. I think however the reason it's " The Forgotten War " is due to it's placement in history.
WWII was just in the books 5 years when it broke out. It lasted only 3 years...Then 12 years later we're into the quagmire that became Vietnam. it's litterally sandwiched between two colossal media frenzies. One on how we won, and the other of political dissent.
Yes the US stills has a army post, Camp Casey 13 miles from the dmz
From the "For What Its Worth" department, this entire display by the American military is a clear cut case of FAFO, you'll have to look that up BTW.
Happy to see you reacting to the Fat Electrician definitely not kid friendly but excellent
It was the overwhelming show of force that prevented the start of wwlll. Yes, we still have a lot of troops there.
One thing to remember, Americans know the loopholes.
It's never a war crime the first time
Yes! Love seeing you guys react to Nick! He has a second channel called The Fat Files and it's just as amazing story telling on nonmilitary matters. Great pick guys!
Nice reaction! Sometimes at the end of his videos there is a bit more you don't want to miss that is definitely worth watching. Peace from Central Texas Hook'em Horns 🤘
Nick is the bomb! I love this one. Keep ‘em coming. 👏🏼🇺🇸🤟🏼
I Love his videos. He's such a good story teller. Thank you
There's lots of videos of North Koreans who've escaped explaining conditions in NK... it's heartbreaking. Also, the father of the current leader actually kidnapped a South Korean movie director and his actress wife and held them in NK and forced them to make movies for him until they both were able to escape years later. It's a CRAZY story!
To add another level of complexity to your reference, the name of the kidnapped director was Shin Sang-ok. He was considered to be the golden boy of South Korean cinema at the time. He was kidnapped and forced to create films for Kim Jong-il who was a well documented film enthusiast. In childhood Kim wanted to be a director and he personally produced and directed several films throughout his tenure as the leader of the DPRK. The strangest detail to this story is that many of the films that Shin Sang-ok was forced to make starred a man named James Dresnok. Dresnok was an unremarkable ex American soldier who defected from South Korea to the North to avoid disciplinary action and the conditions of his impending divorce upon being sent back stateside. To sum up, A kidnapped South Korean director and his estranged ex wife were forced to create films starring an ex American soldier for the dictator of communist North Korea. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction.
My dad served in Korean War. Japan attacked Korea years ago in 1910 and they were brutal. This was used by the leadership to take over. Yes, there are still American troups in South Korea.
Great reaction!!! Take care.
“We need a tree cut down in our front garden” had me cackling 😂
Gerald R Ford might not have much “brand recognition” these days, however the newest class of aircraft carriers (The Ford Class) is named after him.
I should also add that the Bridge of No Return is still there. The area around it is heavily overgrown and there are ballards across the South Korean side to prevent vehicles from crossing.
America is still there
Yes. US Soldiers are still stationed at the DMZ. My cousin's husband was stationed there.
Seems crazy, BUT! It wasn’t about the tree, it was about the two American soldiers that were killed.
Good stuff as always folks.
Hello from north Texas! Love this! Definitely more Fat Electrician!!! Casius Clay, Dan Daly and the Iran navy stories he tells are fabulous. ❤
I may be biased as a Canadian, and having visited Newfoundland to visit family plenty of times. But operation yellow ribbon is awesome!
If you think the level of reaction was overkill remember when the message was sent that "we are here to finish the work left unfinished". That wasn't just about the tree. They were there to finish the korean war. And n. korea understood.
Y'all and the kids should react to the "LA speed run" it's got clean language and it's also a really cool story. It's about the SR-71 blackbird which was the fastest plane until a couple weeks ago.
Yes, that is a Kentucky Long Rifle likely in the .69 caliber from around the time of the 1700's, it is a smooth bore rifle, and does use regular black powder, and a round ball for ammo, and is a flint lock style firearm, it loads from the muzzle, has no breech, they were not very accurate, about 35 to 50 yards/meters was the best that can be expected, they fouled after just a few shots, maybe as many as 10 shots, and takes about 30 to 45 seconds to reload, but in 1777, the gunsmiths began making a smaller bore rifle and installing what they called "SOOT GROOVES" which was a set of spiral cuts inside the barrels to catch and collect unburned gunpowder from each shot, these were typically of the .49 or .56 caliber, and the barrels were made from a length of octagon shaped iron rod, and were usually thicker than the non grooved predecessor, now the INTENDED purpose for these grooves were to allow for a minimum of 100 shots to be able to be fired before the rifle would need to be cleaned, but what actually happened, is that it was discovered that these rifles were a LOT more accurate and effective out to 200 yards/meters, although at first it was believed that it was the smaller, lighter balls that accounted for the dramatic increase in performance, it took a couple of years before they realized that it was the grooves, not the size of the ball that made it so much more effective,
The world should be forever grateful our military is used with restraint. The response levels go from Appropriate to Proportional then to You don’t want know! 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
Yes there are U.S military personnel stationed in South Korea.
Love ya. And yed i could hear the outside speakerd barely. Ty for letting me know it wasnt dimensia.
Yes the US has bases in the south of Korea big military bases are there
The Bridge of No Return is still there. There's another bridge that was builded for trade between the North and South Korea. But that is closed now. You should check out the JSA 40 minute firefight back in 1984. Soviet Defector Incident - On November 23, 1984, the day after we celebrated Thanksgiving day before .I was at 4P1 when this happened, we thought the balloon was going up.
Yes we still have some troops there although in recent years they have pulled out many of them. It doesn't really make a lot of difference anyway as we have bases close enough we could be there in minutes any way.
You should watch the fat electricians Jake McNasty he was a great fighter. I think you would enjoy all of the different planes and things that they flew.
You would probably enjoy "USAF Band - Holiday Flash Mob 2013" which was filmed at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum. Hope you like it! :D
They killed two Americans without provocation! This show of force/power was very "Appropriate"! Yes, American troops are still there in South Korea! Loved your reaction folks, I'm trying to catch up with the ones I've missed! Please check out "Courtesy of the Red White and Blue" by Toby Keith Your patriotism for America will be touched once again! Child friendly! Official video and then the USAF tribute! Both are AWESOME!
One of my best friends. What station there during the army. They were called. Speed bump Battalion. Because their job was. If South Korea came into North Korea. Their job was just to slow them down. Long enough for everyone to get there. Love you Pat. William s
Try more of his stories they funny.😅
I was stationed at Mtn Home, Idaho when the F111s were sent over.
You should watch his video "Seargent Reckless The Marine Warhorse" it's really good😊
There are a lot of YT videos of North Korean refugees being interviewed and explaining what it’s like there
Would love to see you guys react to “Americas War Horse Marine: Sergeant Reckless” by him!
All of you guys might enjoy the video that shows the most profitable companies in the world. The video is nuts.
I really like the fat electrician too. Different subject now. Something you & your family might like is a country singer Ray Stevens. He has a lot of songs that are hilarious. Start with "the Mississippi Squirrel Revival"
US troops are still on the DMZ in Korea
That background was amazing. No need to apologize for that, trust your editing/ editors will for that. It worked out great for this
You shouldn't cut off his videos early. There's always a little extra bit during his credits.
-Camp Humphreys, the largest US overseas military base, is stationed in South Korea. There are about 28,500 troops stationed in the ROK. I think there are 2 Air Force bases, 12 Army Bases and 1 Naval base in the ROK.
-You miss his outs cutting it so short, he's like a Marvel film, he always has something to say at the end...
-Other Fat Electrician videos, Dan Daly, The time US took out half of Irans Navy in 8 hours, Cassius Clay, Sergeant Wreckless, F-15 Eagle, Super Tweet, Jake McNasty, Lewis Millet, America dismantles Pirates, The Limping Lady, War Daddy, Operation BOLO
Great video. Love the Fat Electrician. I think I have seen all his videos.
Much love from California.
More fat electrician reactions 👍
You need to watch his outros. You miss a lot of funny stuff.
16:19 power projection, show em you're not fucking around anymore
20:40 Yes we Americans are still there in South Korea. Interesting fact, in the US Army if you get stationed in South Korea you get “Combat Pay” during your tour of duty there, this is because technically the Korean War never ended, only a Cease Fire agreement was made, to this day North & South Korea are technically still at war.
would love to see your family react to a video called, " the first Medal of Honor ever recorded" navy seals and an air force combat controller try to recover another navy seal on a mountain and its recorded from a CIA drone. u wont be disappointed. love the channel though been subscribed for a few months!
crazy thing is I just noticed ur shirt and that's literally where I grew up and went to high school , what a trip!
I don't mind the language whatsoever.❤❤❤The Fat Electrician!
my dad was on the Midway when all this went down...He was in Iwakuni, Japan and was told to get his gear and report to the ship ASAP. He was part of a Marine contingent on board the aircraft carrier though he worked on Marine jets that took off from the ship.
That boom arm is booming harder than any boom arm I’ve ever seen boom before.
yall should watch some north korea defector videos.
Check out what it takes to become Air Force Pararescue, it has one of the Highest dropout rates about 90%
The company I work for has a terminal in Rancho Cucamonga California.
Your audio is way too low.
We have like 47000 thousand troop in South Korea
Might i recommend you watch a channel here called DimpleVideo. They are videos of North Koreans talking about their lives both before and after they defected to the west. Most end up in South Korea via china of whatever country they were studying in when they decided to defect. Its very interesting, but you need to read subtitles and sometimes they speak so fast that you need to pause to read what is being said. I have watched a lot of their content and really find their stories very interesting and compelling. They cover all aspects of life in the north and how harsh it is. Enjoy your channel guys....from fla usa
The thing about the U.S. military is we are already paying for all of it. There is zero cost increase if we send our military to North Korea. When we are not at war or conducting military operations, we are simulating war and we are spending all that money on training.
A South Korean reaction channel called "Dimple" has a lot of videos of NK defectors reacting to American Military and telling their stories. Really good content, but most are a year or two old.
I recently started watching a channel, Yoel and Mari, where he is from Cuba, and they show all the things he gets to do now that he could not do in Cuba. Most of the "his first time doing so and so" are from 2021, so also affected by COVID, but they usually start by showing the counterpart of what they will be doing in Cuba. While we Capitalist Americans know there are countries that do not have the same "system" we have, we don't have the background to actually "picture" what it is like.
It's not just a tree, but it's was two Americans who got killed
I recommend watching a video on Otto Frederick Warmbier. An American tourist who disobeyed a rule of NK and died because of it. Into the Shadows did a good video on it, imo.
People are allowed to take a tour of the DMZ and enter the blue houses in this story. I plan on taking a tour when I visit South Korea in 2026.
You might want to split. the difference with the kids.Nick is a bonafide high school history teacher that can keep their attention.Either edit out the little bit you don't like and share the rest with them or tell them to focus on the historical aspects
Plz watch operation praying mantis from the fat electrician 😊
Richard Nixon’s pardon was totally fair and legitimate.
I have stood face to face with a N. Korean soldier and you have to respect their commitment, the second you don't your asking for trouble.
America still has military bases in south Korea
will you react to the sago mine disaster with the fam @speluncaphobia does a nice job explaining thx much love anna
john my son is a working coal miner hes 51 and has 10 more to go until he retires im nervous every night
They didn't bring that response for the tree, they did it because two Americans were murdered in cold blood and we do NOT take that lightly.
We still have forces in S. Korea.
Watch the Shawn Ryan interview with Yeonmi Park. She fled N Korea and is in the US now. She can tell you what it’s like in N Korea. Hint: It ain’t good.
can you turn mics up? Audio is very quiet.
Yes it's still there. President Trump met Kim Jung Ung there and walked across the line. Look for that video. If u want.
Hello from America
North Korea has designated times that people can use electricity from my understanding listening to defectors, so I don't think they have Internet or at least access to the internet
Collecting rain here is illegal
Not about force to cut down a tree, about the Americans killed by North Korea
ok if you continue to watch the fat electrician never skip his ads cause he makes them short and sweet and sometimes even has his wife come in and make fun of him also always watch till the end he usually has something funny to say at the end
Yes, there are American troops in South Korea. That's why South Korea still exists. Our presence and the guarantee that an invasion would result in a US response of full military assistance, including troops is why North Korea has never dared to try and continue the war.
If we'd done the same in Vietnam after that armistice (what we did do was pull all US combat troops out and then Congress passed an agreement that forbid us from ever returning) South Vietnam would still exist.
As bad as the world seems, without the US around it would be a lot worse. People don't like to acknowledge that but it's a fact nonetheless.
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Every American guard in the dmz has to be 6 foot and Every south Korean has to be 5 foot 9 inches. I don't think that's true. But I'm only 5 10 and when I asked to go that's what I was told to shut me up I think lol
This all happened because 2 American soldiers were killed over a tree. "So the north koreans think they can kill 2 of our soldiers over a stupid tree? Let's make absolutely sure they know just how badly they screwed up & what's going to happen to them if they ever try this crap again." It's also about keeping South Korea & any future foreign & American soldiers stationed there safe.
It was never about the tree
I'm either becoming desensitized to his language, or he has started to tone it down a lot in his latest videos. The 11th airborne video may have some, but I don't remember any in his Edward O'Hare or Chick-fil-a videos.....the 11th Airborne one did have some adult oriented jokes though. All three are really good