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They were speed running the war.

Captured 4 times...someone wasn't trying to fight.

When you want to unlock the achievements of all factions in one run

“Cant switch back! To many occupants. Move to the next team!”

Name of the movie: My way ( South Korea)

Being captured and conscripted seems to be their forte.

Those Korean was forced to enlist as soldiers of the Imperial (Japanese) Army and not captured by the Japanese. So it counted as being captured 3 times.

Korean serving in the Imperial Army Cho Tong-yun (Korean: 조동윤; Hanja: 趙東潤; 1871-1923) was a general in the Imperial Korean Army and later the Imperial Japanese Army. He was one of Imperial Japan's Korean collaborators.

Sounds like a great movie

Mandatory military service (compulsory military service)also existed in Japan. Military conscriptions existed. So the Japanese were also forced to join the Japanese army.And not just foreigners.

amen. That video is base on true story. To Korean, it is disgraceful history.

I'm pleased that this case is exceptional

Little do we know their the greatest spies

"my way" best true story movie I've ever seen

Switch team button

Still kind of lucky he was forced into foreign army rather then POW Camp.

Almost finished of the video, Yang Kyongjong (left) is seen wearing the uniform of the Wehrmacht in June. He is standing and another soldier writes something in the notebook.

Between 1938 and 1943 the Japanese army received more than 800,000 applications for military service, and enlisted 17,664 Korean volunteer soldiers; 6,203 students applied for the Korean Student Special Volunteer Soldier System (J: Chōsenjin Gakuto Tokubetsu Shiganhei Seido) in 1943, and the army drafted 4,385.

Change team.... Change team.... Cheange team.... Change team....

I wonder if they ever got confused that who the enemy was

They saw the world for free.

Yang Kyoungjong (양경종; Sinŭiju, March 3, 1920 - Evanston, April 7, 1992) was a Korean soldier known for having fought in three different armies during World War II. Country served: Japanese Empire, Soviet Union, Nazi Germany. Armed Force: 1)Imperial Japanese Army(Imperial Japan); 2) Red Army (Soviet Union); 3)Heer(Nazi Germany). Unit: 1) Kwantung Army (Imperial Japan); 2)Ost-Bataillon(Nazi Germany). Years of service: 1938-1939 (Japan) 1942-1943 (Soviet Union) 1943-1944 (Nazi Germany) Wars: 1)Soviet-Japanese border war; 2) Second World War. Battles: 1)Battle of Khalkhin Gol; 2) Third Battle of Kharkov; 3) Normandy landings.

These guys are smart. If I'm forced, I'm not fighting and dying. I'll surrender the moment I get the chance. 😂

Their loyalty was above question

Men always be like that. Captured by first wife then captured by second wife then again captuted by third wive and ended up solo at the corner of a bar with bottles of whiskey trying to figure out what is life all about.

Maybe the start is already a japanese army, many koreans those days join the japanese imperial army because korea annexed sinced 1910

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, you can't play on every team.

My Way….a fantastic film👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

The AI voices are getting out of control. I thought they were supposed to improve with time?

The experience of those Korean soldiers was being " Captured" 4 time s

Bro stop getting captured lol

They probably rage quitted or smth :skull:

MY WAY a korean world war II film

Korean POW: We fought for Korea, Japan, Soviet and Germany. American: would you like to fight for US?

Maybe they switched sides as part of their own marketing research. You know, just checking out what different armies around the world have to offer to a young private, with ambition. Afterall, a guy wants to not only live to tell but survive such a nasty conflict in style and comfort.

Source: Trust me bro...

That's odd seeing how our next war was the korean war

GREAT MOVIE TOO!! BUT UNTIL I SAW IT I'D NEVER HEARD ABOUT IT.

bro travelled to all the countries that started the battle

We have small sudanese soldiers faght in Mexico with French ww2 forgotten

is this engineer’s voice?

then captured and forced into the American army

Looks like they were specialized in being captured.

My relatives in the Philippines during the Japanese occupation said the Koreans who's under the Japanese army are equally ruthless even more towards Filipinos. I can't believe at that time but that's what my aunts said. They saw it first hand.

RIP 💐 🙏 Koreans who were forced to fight for different countries ❤🕊 🇵🇭

thank you for your service ❤️

I’m almost positive there’s a movie about 2 Korean men that went through this. It shows their experience in every army before finally being found by Americans.

Imagine your name after you get out of capture : Kim Kenji Oleg Wilhelm Walker

Koreans in the Imperial Japanese Army: Chae Byong-duk Cho Tong-yun Choi Chang-sik Hong Sa-ik Jeong Rae-hyuk Ji Cheong-cheon Kang Mun-bong Kim Chang-ryong Kim Jae-gyu Kim Kyung-cheon Kim Suk-won (general) Lee Hyung Geun No Baek-rin Mas Oyama Chung Hee Park Shin Pal-gyun Song Hello-jun Song Yo-chan Yang Kyoungjong Yi Byeong-mu Yi Geon Yi U Yi An Yu Jae-hung

“Captured” lol that’s mercenaries

Amazing vids

Correction: at that time, there was no “Korean army” because Korea was colonized by Japan. Those guys, by force or not, joined the Japanese army.

they sound like the Korean F Troop..

Watch the film “ My Way”. Shows exactly what this video talking about

i watch the movie base on this story and it is amazing highly recommend title : MY WAR if i remember it

And when captured by the americans were treated humanely for the first time.

Those poor bastards couldn't catch a break!

Were they as bloodthirsty as the Japanese?

the korean soldiers enlisted to the Japanese imperial army under their own will. The and other Korean people were never forced in

The last ,the best capture n into good hands.

Incredible.

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What lives they lived. Did anyone interview them?

amazing. I had no idea.

Japanese war crimes Although war crimes were carried out by Japanese personnel, Japanese war crimes themselves were not always carried out by Japanese personnel. A small minority of people throughout the Asian and Pacific countries invaded and occupied by Japan collaborated with, or even served in, for a wide variety of reasons, such as economic hardship, coercion, or dislike of other powers imperialists. In addition to Japanese civilian and military personnel, Koreans and Taiwanese forced to serve in the Imperial Japan military were also found to have committed war crimes as part of the Imperial Japanese Army.

Talk about lousy luck!!!

there was korean film about this, my way, one of cult classic korean film

This is NUTZ

Saul?

That’s a movie

Mei Wei(2012)

Best movie idea

Who we fighting today baws?

Jo so men bizarre adventure

They were probably cooks during the war.

There is an incredible movie about this ,,it's name is,( My way )

Corian soldiers

Explain in hindhi

So they had to fight someone elses' wars😂🤣😂

It's a big respect a hero

Korean conscripts in the Japanese Army were notorious for their brutality against POWs; ie Bataan Death March.

Matchmaking...

My way movie

i am in south korea but i dont think that koreans many killed

Hot potatao

I guess they were free at last..

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SMH!!! Leaving all that they know and LOVE BEHIND!!

They made a movie about this I thought it was a comedy. Poor guys. What a horror to live through.

You'd prefer them to commit Seppuku??

they did not even try😂😂

What BS.

What music name

L.lag gaye

Except not true.

Captured captured captured without resistance

Watch the movie the other day nice but bloody movie😮

My way- Movie. Bro thats