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Representing the accurate mentality Americans have about this war by forgetting about Korea in the middle of a video ABOUT the Korean war.

The real question is, what if anyone won the Finno-Korean Hyperwar?

Rhee being exiled to seems to be a canon event in any alternate path.

The US and USSR after almost slaughtering the entire world because of a tree

One of the nicest men I've ever met was under 5 years old during the Korean war. His large family was extremely wealthy in the northern part of Korea but when the war broke out, they had to leave everything behind and travel south. They barely made it to South Korea. He was a super nice man that my parents befriended at church and truly cared about me when I was dealing with suicidal thoughts and severe depression. My parents had a get together at the house one time and he came into my room and encouraged me to keep painting Funko Pops and Amiibo (one of the only hobbies I had enough motivation to do during that time). He was a great man. I only learned of his crazy childhood at his funeral last year. Insane to think how different his families life could've been had they not escaped.

RIP Moo Yung

It shouldve been luxembourg and their army of like 20 people

25:17 "In his youth, Park Chung Hee was a member of the Korean Workers Party."

Another interesting fact; during Park Chung Hee's coup, North Korea actually cheered on his "military revolution" (because they thought he was still one of their own).

They were completely unaware that he had turned full anti-communist in the preceding years LOL

The south winning with nukes would arguably have more impact on the global stage then if the north won, since the nuclear taboo is being questioned, and there could potentially be many more nations thriving for a nuclear bomb seeing whatever happened, hoping not to be the third.

“In the United States, the Korean War is often known as the forgotten war”

War of 1812 sobs in the corner

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in this world forest gump never meet Bubba and no Bubba Gump shrimp

Korean War saved Chiang Kai-Shek - his regime was basically abandoned by the US after it lost the Chinese Civil War, but the Korean War made USA help it again.

6:59 I love how this implies that Jeju Island would basically become Korean Taiwan in this timeline.

Soviets in 1950: "We're very upset, so we're going to boycott the UN Security Council! That'll show those western capitali-"

US, UK, France, Republic of China: "Anyone object to sending a multinational force to kick the North Koreans out of the South? No? None at all? A single objection would derail swift intervention. No? Alright. Cowabunga it is."

18:30 the north already had naval mines near incheon. A south Korean officer undercover as a North Korean soldier stole the map of the naval mines and sent them to the Americans which was crucial in the success of the incheon landings.

For no reason at all, can we get an alternate history if Garibaldi, that Italian guy, accepted Lincoln’s offer to be a general in the Union army?

People tend to forget that around the time of the Korean War America was fighting a mini internal war of military doctrines within its own military: The Revolt of the Admirals. Around this time, the Navy and Marine Corps were facing huge budget cuts and were operating within the shadow of a mushroom cloud. Sure, they made massive victories during WWII that many were proud of, but none of that really mattered with the foundation of the Air Force and a new fleet of B-36 Peacemaker bombers. Many within the Army even argued that. Omar Bradley said “I predict that large scale amphibious operations will never occur again.” But with the Korean War, the short comings of a defense policy primarily focused on nuclear weapons was put on full display. Truman found that he couldn’t even enforce a naval blockade of the Korean Peninsula due to the massive budget cuts of the Navy. Nobody expected a conventional military invasion after WWII, but that’s exactly what happened. So the Navy was vindicated; they got their super carrier, and the Marines got to stick around. And all this ended right at the major strategic victory in Incheon. So imagine if the Revolt of the Admirals carried on for just a few days longer. Imagine if internal bickering between major military branches caused America to lose Korea. Even making the Revolt of the Admirals go on for longer would be enough to make it so that North Korea would win the Korean War.

The Korean War movie "Incheon" is fascinating af. Here we have: McArthur being played by the british Laurence Olivier, a crutical and box-office reception so bad the film did not even get home release and the fact it was literaly financed by a cult. It absolutely deserves a documentary