my grandfather was one of those soldier. He is proud to share his story to us before he passed away 2009.

Legend never Die 🥺🙏🥺🙏🥺🙏 Respect philipine Army 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Long live philipine🇵🇭🙏🇵🇭🙏🇵🇭🙏 From India🇮🇳

“Give me 10,000 Filipino Soldiers and I will conquer the world” D. MacArthur

Filipino soldiers are trained as mountain warriors..most especially in the Cordillera region, in the mountains of Visayas & Mindanao. They can fight the battle with all their might together with a right war strategies; "laban lang ng laban, walang atrasan" means fight & fight, no retreat, no surrender!

My grandfather was an officer of the Philippine Navy and a Korean War Veteran. He was deployed on Philippine Expeditionary Forces To Korea (PEFTOK). He was a member of the 19th Battallion Combat Team. They call themselves the bloodhounds. My grandpa loves telling the stories about their expeditions, the best and worst moments during the war. He explained in detail his memories with the koreans and the canadians who fought along side him. He was a forward observer and commanded all the mortars. He used to tell how he frequntly blew up enemy positions or everytime the Chinese makes a guard tower or when they did patrols. He was almost killed in a mortar fire when a bunker blew up beside him. Thank God he survived and his was able to share his war stories with his 30 grandchildren.

Im Malaysia and i approved of this Filipinos people have a heart of steel.

Filipino is never give-Up .. ❤ i love my country philippines🇵🇭❤😘

The whole wide world needs to know this, about the bravery and the real "lionheart" of my own countrymen...I'm one proud Filipino right here ! 😊

Filipino did not grow up not luckily like other country. Every year we face different challenges from natural calamity up to terrorist attacking, war etc., But Filipino had one thing in common " our fighting spirit". We never give up easily no matter how then our chance of success. We never loose hope even in hour of our darkness because of our faith to God.

HERE GOES MY SINCERE AND DEEPEST GRATITUDE ON BEHALF OF SOUTH KOREAN CITIZENS TO ALL THOSE WHO FOUGHT FOR SOUTH KOREA'S FREEDOM DURING KOREAN WAR. I REALLY DO APPRECIATE ALL THE SACRIFICES MADE ALL AROUND THE WORLD!

Pilipino soldiers are good in counter attack and guerilla tactics and has a blood of warriors that never backdown.

My father Sgt. Dioscoro Sias was once a defender and a light tanķ gunner during the Korean War. He even told a story during the war that the chinese don't even know how to shoot thats why many chinese soldiers retreated. A picture of my father with a young Korean soldier on a light armored tank during winter is still in our possession as a remembrance.

Philippine army are very strong, intelligent, Ang they have unique technique and strategy…

Famous american world war II general, General Douglas Mc Arthur said, “Give me ten thousand Filipinos and I shall conquer the world”. He said this long before the Korean war.

they learned on the 2nd WW,,WHEN JAPANESE OCCUPIED BATAAN CORREGIDOR,,,AND THEN THEY APPLIED THE SAME TACTICS,,,PROUD PINOY,,❤

That's why Filipino soldiers is a multi tasking in there league . .even if hard they take they all solve that any obstacle . .

That's the pilipino way of figthing,never give up till the end.

All of these were never taught in our history lessons, it is only through social media that we now are learning about the heroism of our Philippine soldiers. I hope the department of education revises whatever is taught now and include all these. Even include how the Filipinos accommodated the Russians and Jews during World War 2.

My grandfather is a veteran of the Korean War and he's got tons of stories about his experience. No monetary compensation can match his heroism.

Despite of shortage of arms and equipment, A Filipino soldier could certainly win battles, not of being boastful but Filipino soldiers have annihilated one of the strongest terrorist in the country which is backed/influenced by ISIS the maute they really kicked the butts of those terrorist off the crust of this earth

Filipinos are all Warriors...We rather die fighting than surrendering to the enemies...We Never leave our comrade behind...We are friendly but DO NOT take advantage abuse our kindness because thats we our darkside will come out lol

I am a retired Philippine Army soldier and a Military History enthusiast. I know about the 10th BCT and the Battle of Yultong but it is only now I knew the gallantry of my countrymen in that Battle! (I was enlisted 1972 and retired 1997). BTW I am not surprised of their bravery bcoz I know we Filipinos are really warriors! Tnx to the uploader and more power! I immediately subscribed to your channel Sir!

Filipino soldiers are brave, efficient and effective fighters.

Proud to be a FILIPINO and a member of the PHILIPPINE ARMY 🇵🇭

When the battalion clerks and chefs starts firing thier guns, means its time to pray

LONG LIVE PHILIPPINES!! TO ALL SOLDIERS WARRIORS , GOD BE WITH ALWAYS TODAY, YESTERDAY AND TOMORROW FOREVER....💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏 MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS YOU EVEN MORE... STRONG DETERMINATION, ENDURANCE PERSEVERANCE IS THE KEY TO ACHIEVE THE GOAL OF SUCCESS!!! THAT'S THE WARRIORS SOLDIERS OF THE PHILIPPINES💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏

It's a Work of GOD! Because, no man can do it with him alone.

What is more amazing of that war was the son of Philippines President also fought for that war. A very honourable pride of a Filipino soldiers.

No missiles and guided bombs, Filipinos fight by eye to eye, well experienced warriors of tribes and soldiers.

I hope this history will have a movie thats why more people will know this great battle

Never ever understimate Filipino soldiers in a true war even Lacking of supisticated weapons. Filipinos soldiers adopt any possible way to escape and to fight use their native techniques against elite soldiers in any countries... SALUTE TO MY COUNTRY PHILIPPINES!!!!! We can fight until the end!!

I hope Afghan are as brave as Filipinos. They need to fight the taliban no mattet what.

What the Filipinos did is a simple "mind game" that beat the Chinese. It is what we called in the Philippines "Kanya-Kanyang Discarte" or "Discarte" for short. "Maraming paraan" which means "lots of alternatives" are in the minds of Filipinos in times of needs also implies in this situation. Also, "Bagyo ka lang, Pinoy kami" meaning "You are just a natural calamity, but we are Filipinos" is a mantra among Filipinos when there is a big natural disaster that destroyed everything they owned. In short.....The Filipinos just don't give up "mostly" on anything!

New subscriber, I'm always teary eyed whenever watching this, because this is something we can truly be proud of in our history but was never really written in the books until youtube started getting videos like this and making it well known 🙏❤️😍

ok this is an impressive battle, who knew those troops were that skilled fighters.

This kind of situation can be compared to having elite soldiers Vs ordinary soldiers. This does not not mean the Filipino soldiers in yultong are all elite fighters but have the character, toughness & skills within them to fight the horde of enemies. The real weapon is the character and mental toughness not the mere weapon they have. Arming any person with weapons does not mean they can fight effectively and efficiently.

Filipino soldier : Sir we’re being surrounded Captain: Great, fire in any directions 😁

Hello again, Craig Hollman! something that may interest you; the day after the 10th Battalion was pulled off Yultong, the battalion was assigned to reinforce the British 29th Infantry Brigade in the Battle of Imjin. The Recon Company was reinforced with Centurion tanks of the 8th Hussars as they tried to fight their way to the surrounded and trapped 1st Glosters. My Grand Uncle, who was a 2nd Lieutenant with the 10th back then, told me that the officers and men of the 10th BCT would joke that they should add "Royal" to the Battalion's name so they wouldn't look out of place beside the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, the Royal Irish Rifles, and the King's Royal Irish Hussars,

Filipino are good soldiers and they unite well in comes of what they are fighting for💕♥️💖👍🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

My grandpa was one of those soldier. Still alive talking about his story about this battle

Unang tapak ko sa S.Korea sa War memorial agad ako nagpunta para sumaludo sa memorial stone ng mga magigiting nating sundalo.. 😊

Never say never thats the power of Filipino people 💯😎💪💪

That is proof that no matter how many soldiers you have, if you don't have the courage and strength, you will be defeated, don't underestimate the Filipino soldiers.😊

If there's a movie about the Battle of Yultong, I would happily watch it.

that's why never should underestimate filipino soldiers they have unique instinct, strategy in terms of war

And one of the Filipino general who fought in S. Korea became the president of Philippines. His name is - Fidel V. Ramos.... He's still alive and kicking today ..

Filipino Soldiers are used to fight in Small Numbers. They always fought Outnumbered but not Outmatched.

My grand godfather was one of those 7000 selected Filipino soldiers. He passed a few years back. He always tell stories about his Korean War experience. He would usually bring it up after downing few bottles of Gin with friends. We would ignore it most of the time because it become redundant. This video reminds me of him and I choke back my tears.

Hello Craig Hollman! To put this into perspective, the 10th BCT was heavily reinforced, and the largest of the Philippine Battalions after WW2. Their TO&E was actually 12-15% of the total available troop strength of the AFP back then. They had 3 rifle companies, a tank company( this was turned into a heavy weapons company as the 10th's tanks had been lost prior to the 10th's arrival in Korea), an artillery battery, a heavy recon company (with 6 M24 Chafees), a H&H Company, a Replacement Company.

Filipino Soldier: captain..so many enemies, we are out numbered.. Filipino Captain: keep on fighting.. Filipino Soldier: captain the puerto ricans retreated.. Filipino Captain: no retreat no surrender, shot those who retreated.. Filipino Soldier: captain we are sorrounded by enemies... Filipino Captain: that is good, now we shot in any direction...

*Those were the old Filipino days, but now has gone and it's already been a memory in a history.*

Long Live South Korea and its Allies. Long Live the British military and its bravery and resilience during the war in Europe. I hope we don't have to go to war at all; our political leaders must solve our differences through diplomacy and cooperation. Long Live for the Filipino Soldiers that fought during the Battle of Yultong. Filipinos are always good friend of the South Korean people.

I love how they really showed how annoyed philippines is. About the swearing and stuff, i know those were true. It's in the blood.

For all those Filipino brave soldiers who fought for democracy and freedom - I salute you ❤ Mabuhay!!!!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Bro thanks for knowing Philippines soldier as a brave soldier and thanks you for knowing our support from south korea since WW2

Although we lack military equipments here in the Philippines, Filipino Soldiers couldn't be easy defeat because they are dedicated to protect the philippines. Even without gun juts, "bolo" and a brave heart is enough to show heroism

Pilipino soldiers will fight to the end.

GOD BLESS YOU ALL SIR GENERAL MABUHAY PO KAYONG LAHAT PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭🙏🏼😊💖

Because of the help of true God that's why Filipino soldiers are victoriously in this war.Praise and thank you LORD GOD OF HEAVEN.WATCHING FROM PHILIPPINES. BRAVO TO THIS CHANNEL.

I was happy to address them in their mess hall, aptly named after their "Medal of Honor" mistah, Captain Conrado B. Yap, who had died bravely in Korea when he tried to rescue his men from enemy fire, and recover the bodies of those who had fallen. "Yap Hall" commemorates this fearless soldier who hailed from Zambales. He was the commanding officer of a Tank Company and died on April 22, 1951, at Yulton Hill in Korea. I forgot to tell the cadets in the course of my rambling speech that Captain Yap had literally "saved" my life years after he had died in battle. The tale goes this way: I had gone to Fordham University in New York City on a Fulbright-Smith Mundt scholarship, for the first year living on campus in the Bronx in Dealy Hall, then Martyrs’ Court. This was in 1952-53. My American classmates and I used to go drinking in the nearby Webster’s Bar, or at Greasy John’s under the Elevated. One night, having a few beers in the Webster Bar, we found the place full of rough, tough fellows, some of them truckers - the latter the noisiest and rowdiest of the bunch. One of my classmates (a student from Pennsylvania) lost his temper and bellowed at the unruly group of truck drivers, "Hey! Can you guys tone it down? Give us a break!" This obviously was the wrong thing to do, because eight of those burly fellows got up and made for us, growling that they’d beat us smart-ass college swells to a pulp - and by the looks of those muscles, they could do it. Andy, Ray and this nervous Saluyot backed up into a corner, determined to do or die - probably die. Just then, the biggest of the lot peered more closely at me, then asked: "Where you from, fellow?" I replied, "The Philippines!" He laughed, turned to his companions, and roared: "Loosen up, you guys. The fight’s over. I’m not fighting this Filipino - they may be small but they’re the scrap-piest and bravest on earth!" To use that old bromide, you could have knocked me down that night with a feather. He put an arm around me, and told us, "let us buy you a drink!" Then he recounted: "I was a grunt in South Korea. And by golly, the Chinese had us pinned down, throwing all that artillery at us. And there I was, with a bunch of my platoon, cowering in a hole, scared out of our wits. Then, I felt a tap on my shoulder. I looked up, and there was this little Filipino captain, cool as you please, standing up unafraid amidst all that stuff blowing up, and saying: "Get up, soldier - let’s go! Don’t you know there’s a war on?" "And, with a wink, he turned around and started running towards the Chinese lines, waving his own men forward, gesturing with his automatic - and to my amazement, there we were, too, springing to our feet and pounding after him towards the Chinese positions - our entire gaddamed platoon, heck, our entire company!" "When we had taken the hill, this Filipino guy grins at me, shakes my hand and says, "See? We did it!" Then he started walking away. "What’s your name, sir?" I called after him. He casually yelled back, "The name is Yap, just Yap from the Philippines!" The trucker fervently declared: "I’ll never forget him!" And by golly, never should we. It’s men like Yap who give us back our pride. Remind us that there’s a "war" on, but with courage, persistence, and grit, we can win it. www.philstar.com/.../2005/03/09/269635/pma-spirit... CTTO.

React the" March of the Valiant" ,the full documentary of fighting filipinos in korean war.

Thats true a land of promise a land of oppir and a land of warriors "Philippines"❤🇵🇭.

New subscriber, we Filipinos truly appreciate ur video thanks...♥️♥️♥️🇵🇭👉🇸🇦

The Filipinos will be proud of the jungle war

i wish this world is full of love and respect. 😔 jah rastafari. 🇯🇲♥️🇵🇭 i'm proud to be a filipino 😇

i'm a filipino and honestly it makes me cried while watching this😭

Proudly Filipino.handang lumaban.braveheart.pra sa minamahal n bayan

If Afghanistan people fight like Pilipino, Taliban has no much of it... Like if are agreed

Thank for featuring the vedeo .

Proud of being Filipino.Glory to God,for He is good all the time.He protected our soldiers.

Filipinos are battle tested since the colonization of Spain, US and the Japanese. We never surrender to enemies or oppressors. To die fighting an oppressor or colonizer is a delight and honor. It has been expressed in our National Anthem.

Here in Egypt we do have a somewhat similar battle that happened during the October war/Yom Kippur war The battle of Ismailia However westerners for some reason just always ignore it This battle together with the battle of Suez stalled the Israeli counter offensive on the west bank of the Suez Canal I will tell you what happened but first, some background When the war broke out on October 6th the Egyptians (we) managed to cross the canal and destroy the Bar lev line in a matter of 6 hours and advanced like 14 or 16 km into occupied Sinai Btw one of my relatives was unfortunately martyred during the crossing, may he rest in peace Anyway we defeated an Israeli counter attack on October 7th However our Syrian allies offensive, although very successfull at the beginning, completely fell apart later on. The Syrians asked us to make an offensive, and we attempted an one on October 14th but it was a disaster Just as Chief of staff, colonel General, Saad Al Shazly expected In fact Shazly was completely against such an offensive because this will bring our troops our of the range of our Anti air missiles and weapons And it seems he was right This offensive left a gap between the 2nd army in the north and the 3rd army in the south The Israelis rushed in their best troops and attacked through They won the battle of the Chinese farm but at a high cost By October 18th the Israelis were just south of the city of Ismailia Little did they know though that what laid ahead was a disaster The Israelis under Arial Sharon had: 1 armoured division 2 armoured brigades 1 paratrooper Brigade With alot of air supprot We Egyptians only had 1 paratrooper Brigade and 2 commando battalions with no aircraft The attack began on the 18th with air supprot but the vastly outnumbered Egyptian commandos held back the Israeli assualt October 19th, the fighting continued But again and again the Israelis were repelled despite the air support and the strength of Israeli paratroopers and armoured vehicles On the 20th, the Israelis renewed the Aerial bombardment. They also used Napalm to burn and demoralize our troops Sharon's division attacked against with the rest of his troops but the Egyptian Sai'qa (commandos) pushed them back yet again The attacks on the 21st weren't very successful either The Israelis assaulted once again with air and Artillery supprot but Egyptian paratroopers pushed them back and repelled them Meanwhile there was a conflict within the Israeli command as major generals Shmuel Gonen and Chaim Bar lev wanted Sharon to withdraw troops to the east bank to widen the corridor that connected the Israeli forces on the western side with the rest of Israeli front but he ignored On the night of 21st and 22nd Egyptian artillery harassed the Israelis On the 22nd Israeli aircraft bombarded the Egyptians, and on 10:00 AM the assault was renewed At Mount Mariam/Jebel Mariam, which both sides have been fighting over for the whole battle, was attacked but the Egyptian paratroopers there repulsed them On 1:00 PM an Israeli paratrooper company attacked Abu Atwa without scouting ahead but due to this they were ambushed and annihilated These two failed attacked resulted in the Israelis suffering over 50 casualties and lost 4 tanks Meanwhile, 2 Israeli tank companies supported by Mechanized infantry and air support attacked Nefisha which both sides have been fighting over for the whole battle as well. However the Commando battalion in charge of Nefisha repelled them, in this assault the Israelis lost 3 tanks, 2 half tracks and unknown but certainly large number of men. The Egyptian Sa'iqa lost 24 men killed and 42 wounded. By afternoon the Egyptians launched a counter attack that pushed back the Israelis The Israeli push towards Ismailia was a effectively routed This decisive victory was extremely important It prevented the Israelis form taking Ismailia and encircling the 2nd army Moreover it, together with the battle of Suez that happened on October 24th and 25th stalled the Israeli offensive I really suggest you read more in this extremely important yet often overlooked battle of the Yom Kippur war/October war Greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬👋 "Battle of Ismailia - Wikipedia" en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ismailia

I just can imagine the effects of the War in both sides... Brave soldiers who fought and lost thier lives, I hope, somewhere in Heaven they're War Buddies❤️🇸🇦

My wife's uncle served in PFTOK mostly Ilocanos. Filipinos Soldiers grew up in war and had fresh knowledge from WWII, thus had the experience and courage in battle.

I'm so proud to be a Pilipino,💪🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

New subs here with love salute the PILIPINO soldiers

I find your videos interesting and historical..thanks for sharing this video.

We proudly our Filipino Soldiers no retreat, never surrender, they're so brave, that's why D,Mc Arthur believe and acknowledge how bravery Filipinos are.

This would make a very good film. Or at least a TV series.

Filipinos is a race of warriors

Saludo Ako sa mga pilipinong nag'alay Ng Buhay pra sa ibang lahi 😭😭😭 khit Buhay p Ang kapalit Proud to be a pilipino 💪💪💪

Excellent Idol thanks for sharing us your knowledge about war.

DID THE CAMERA MAN SURVIVE?... DAMN the camera man is a legend-

Dont let enemies took our positon fight with all your might.We came here to fight up to the end.And the rest was history.

New subscriber. I'm sooo happy I found this channel 😍

Mc Arthur said; give ten thousand pilipino troop and will conquered the world...... That's why do not under stamate the pilipino. Not only for the soldiers but as a pilipino... Proud pilipino... Because pilipino fight not only our country but the other country... Treate the pilipino as a human and I will traete you much more than what are u... ✌️

Salute to the Filipino Heroes!

General Douglas Mac Arthur quote " Give me ten thousands Filipino Soldier and i will conquer the world" 😊

I HERD THIS FROM A SOUTH KOREAN ROCK TROUP A VETERAN , HE TALKED VERY HIGH ABOUT THE PHILIPENOS SOLDGERS ...AS WARRIORS ...

Thank you for this video about the heroism of the Pilipino Soliders during the Korean War, for all the younger generation to know. Salamat po❤

I was in the middle of cooking chicken adobo and the Captain forced me to go to battle before dinner......i was extremely upset

Good leadership = High Morale

My uncle was with the PEFTOK.He lost a toe due to frostbite. But my, he was proud to be there!

My ROTC unit Cadet Regimental Commander, Cdt Lt Col Dominado, requested active duty after graduating from college and advance ROTC. When the Philippine Army asked for volunteers for the Philippine 10th Battalion Combat Team, Dominado, a 2nd Lt Reserved in active duty, volunteered hoping to be integrated into the regular force. Unfortunately he was one of those killed in combat in S. Korea.

Big salute to our filipino soldiers

Give filipino enough fire power and they will be unstoppable.

You will have sir many subscriber from the PHILIPPINES.

Salute thank you sir. from Philippines Mabuhay

Equal arms and numbers, Filipino soldiers can defeat arrogant China at the West Philippine Sea.

Those were the times that filipino patriotism is at its highest. Those soldiers would fight to the death to give honor to their nation (edit: since the nation was nearing or have just gotten its independence). I dont know about now, maybe its not patriotism but some other kind of motivation. So to say those were the times were the filipino armies were really deadly and scary that even a historical ww2 general Douglas Mcarthur praised them. I dont know about now though. That was decades ago. Filipinos are different nowadays. Thats why we filipinos should learn to re-establish our lost patriotic fervor if we want to regain what our ancestors did to their enemies. To be feared and respected. Love your country, rise in power and change the system (not join it. Lol) even if you die doing so. Do not rebel against the government. Be in it and change it yourselves. (Obviously 🤷)That is, if you guys still want our independence as a nation and not a colony of any foreign nations again in years to come.