#frozen chosin

[sgtgrunt0331-3]

A U.S. Marine passes a cigarette to his buddy, after making it through a canyon road known as "Nightmare Alley" during the first Marine Division's fighting withdraw from the Chosin Reservoir in December 1950.

(Photo by: David Duncan Douglas)

#usmc #us marines #infantry #grunts #chosin reservoir #battle of chosin #frozen chosin #korean war #korea #military #history

[saundersdotson9]

A new conflict song which could't be neglected.

Kim Su-jeongThe writer is an content creator of typically the JoongAng Ilbo. Circumstance. S. president irritate Truman kept the plaque in the office that read "The blade stops here" when he grew to be president from to a copy of the applique changed in to accustomed to president Yoon Suk-yeol with U. S. us president Joe Biden throughout their acme last month. The byword shows a president's determination to occupy most tasks. Truman offered as admiral throughout the turbulent length regarding the conclusion of world conflict II, the initiate involving the cold struggle and the Korean language conflict. Back he authorized the small bombing of Asia, he reiterated, "The blade stops in this article. " But the best elaborate selection became something overseas. Afterwards his time period, Truman again to his place of birth in Missouri and frequently achieved with students. Inquired what was their hardest resolution to make as president, he or she many times anxious out that it grew to be back he picked the U. War Cry artist by Rixhflex inside the Korean battle. Even though he declared the Korean conflict was a great unlawful invasion by simply antipathetic forces in addition to vowed to protect abandon by any means demand, it was not possible for him in order to neglect the fatalities of, American soldiers right through the particular war. The Korean language armed forces suffered, fatalities. At four the. m. on June, led by T- Soviet-developed tanks and even one hundred 70 fighter jets, more effective divisions in the chilly Korean americans's armed service beyond the thirty-eighth alongside that broken down the two Koreas. It was the start of per day of tragedy. Around the previous day, the South Korean protection force lifted an urgent situation active and delivered troopers on unique leaves to assist rice agriculture across the nation. The militia management got a consuming gathering except early morning. The South changed into left totally unguarded. Truman, that changed into comatose in his hometown that weekend, turned into briefed via accompaniment Secretary dean Acheson about Upper Korea's invasion involving South Korea. This individual informed Acheson of which the arctic ought to be stopped at almost all charge. Considering Frederick Stalin become driving the north's butt ailment, Truman composed in his diary of which he spent the night considering what Mao Zedong would do and what often is the Soviet Union's next movement. Struggle historian Samuel Marshall known as the Korean combat "probably the the majority of devastating baby-calibration fight in the th aeon" due in order to the participation involving the chinese language militia, the difficult area and notoriously bloodless winter. Water tanks have been pointless as an end result of the difficult land. The chinese language troopers, surrounding typically the frozen Chosin backlog with temperatures associated with minus forty certifications Celsius minus forty degrees Fahrenheit, got into contact with the American soldiers such as a nightmare, Larry Davis, who fought against the battle since a -yr-historical employees baker, remembered, in keeping with typically the e-book, "The Coldest winter. " Chilly Korean leader Kim Il articulate commanded Stalin in 04 that if the arctic sent the 1st signal, the Southerly Korean people might stage accumulation uprisings. Stalin and Mao erroneously figured that will the USA might no longer arbitrate. On Oct. china troops crossed the Yalu River and an extra a hundred and twenty, over and above the river inside of aboriginal November to help the frosty. After this month, we could mark the particular nd anniversary regarding the Korean fight. The war grew to be gradually abandoned within just the South. The particular society is bedeviled via the discussion of affinity. In spite of many years of efforts through previous governments inside the South by diverse political realms, current diplomacy point out to us that people should to be conscious of the hostilities. Arctic Korean chief Kim Jong-un, whoms alike artful his backward grandfather's seem, is openly well-respected nuclear threats in order to the South, keeping track of on china and even Russia. North Korean language nuclear weapons will be a current possibility. Russian admiral Vladimir Putin tried to be able to access Ukraine. On the other hand, afterwards the West affiliated, the idea of some sort of new cold battle grew. Ukraine leader Volodymyr Zelensky's conversation changed into some sort of deja vu associated with an accent shipped at the emergency assembly of the particular UN safety authorities at p. mirielle. on June, by means of the Korean legate to the U. S. Chang Myon. At the moment, Chang fabricated some sort of powerful request with regard to help and troops. Sixteen international locations despatched troops and nations offered guideline to the To the south throughout the Korean language warfare. Until these types of days, china protested UN safety authorities sanctions for the chilly for its missile checks, warning that it would steal a complete action if gasoline become delivered to be able to fire. The scenario is corresponding in order to that in, as well as that Kim Il state, Stalin and Mao have been modified to Kim Jong-un, Putin and Xi. But one element differs: the South's prestige. It switched into a country together with no single fish tank, but is today the area's tenth-biggest economy and some sort of country having a totally amazing capitalism and robust lifestyle. In this article is all because the younger men plus women of the region and many other folks defended freedom with their bare hands and blood. On Facebook, former leader Moon Jae-in these types of days advised an e-book, "The shipping of Anti-ceramics emotion. " He brought up his recommendation was now not supposed to specific his agreement or manual. However, the flow explains why Silent celestial body had never described who began the particular Korean warfare and why he explained, "china is surely an extreme mountain whereas Korea is a newborn country, " and even why he provided unfair medication towards the late Korean fight hero regular Paik solar-yup. Countrywide interests and advantage should be the foundation of diplomacy for virtually any nation. Even so, how we deal together with the arctic Korean regime can be a totally diverse count. This is directly related to country wide safety and the version with the individuals. In poet esplanade Du-jin's tune for typically the Korean conflict service, he wrote: "we are able in order to make sure that we will under no conditions again see some sort of day like this. inches accord will simply entry when we know about that determination, like our security entry has now not modified given that will.

#War Cry #War Cry artist by Rixhflex

[oldsalt1169]

They came from everywhere: California, Alabama, Wyoming, and Texas, to name a few. They were 17, 18, 19. They went to Korea, though they could not find it on a map. They were told they’d be home by Christmas. They were not. Instead, they found themselves at The Chosin Reservoir, The Frozen Chosin — zero degrees on a good day. They were surrounded; they were attacked. Night after night, they were attacked, and again and again, they fought back.  The ones who survived are now 89, 90, 91. Don’t forget The Men who call themselves The Chosin Few.

#usmc #usmc veteran #usmclife #usmc military

[tl22443]

Marine Arrogance

A Marine Sergeant wrote this in response to an army guy who posted a comment on a Marine Corps site that he was sick and tired of "Marine Arrogance."

The Sergeant said...

"I think that's what makes Marines special, if only in our own minds, is that elusive Quality of Esprit de Corps. It's the fact that we, as individual Marines, don't feel that we are individual Marines. When we wear our uniform, when we hear our Hymn, when we go into battle, we are going with every other Marine who ever wore the uniform.

Standing behind us are the Marines who fought during the birth of our nation. We're standing with the Marines who fought in WWI and gave birth to the legend of the "Teuful Hunden," or "Devil Dogs." We are standing with the Marines who took Iwo and Tarawa and countless other blood soaked islands throughout the Pacific.

We are standing with the "Frozen Chosin" and our beloved Chesty Puller. We are standing with the Marines who battled at Hue City and Khe Sanh and the muddy rice paddies of South East Asia. We are standing with the Marines who fought in Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom and now are fighting in Afghanistan.

Like real brothers, their blood courses through our veins, and when we go into battle, we would rather lay down our lives than be a disappointment to them. We carry on our backs their legacy, their deaths, and their honor. We carry that for the rest of our lives.

The Marine Corps uniform doesn't come off when our active duty is over. We wear it daily in our attitude and our love of Corps and country. We wear it on our tattoos and our bumper stickers. We wear it on our hearts.

It's why, no matter where we are in the world, on November 10th, every Marine celebrates the Marine Corps birthday. It's why we'll never be an army of 1. It's why we never stop being Marines. It's why, for most of us, being a Marine isn't something we were. It's something we are.

It's the most important part of who and what we are. Some say we're arrogant. We say we're proud. We have a right to be proud. We are the United States Marines, the most feared and ferocious group of warriors to walk the face of this earth.

When America's enemies formulate their battle plans, they plan on going around Marine units because they know Damn well that they can't go through them. We are what other branches wish they were.

We are the modern day Spartans. This isn't bragging. It's written in the battle history of our country. When there's a parade and the Marines march by, everyone pays a little more attention. Some say, "arrogance." We call it "pride." It's why, in a crowd of servicemen, you can always spot the Marine. Why are Marines special? I don't know. We just are.

Saepius Exertus, Semper Fidelis, Frater Infinitas, Often Tested, Always Faithful, Brothers Forever,

-Semper Fidelis!

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[art-of-manliness]

Podcast #510: The Greatest Battle of the Korean War

The Korean War is often overlooked by Americans. But this forgotten war played a big role in shaping the world order in the second half of the 20th century. What’s more, one of the most heroic and harrowing military operations in U.S. history took place deep in the snowy and bitterly cold mountains of North Korea, creating a legendary group of fighters who became known as the “Frozen Chosin.”  My guest today has written a book that captures this event in military history. His name is Hampton Sides and his book is On Desperate Ground: The Marines at the Reservoir, the Korean War’s Greatest Battle. Hampton and I begin our discussion exploring why the Korean War is the forgotten war in American history and how the United States got involved in a conflict on the Korean peninsula in the first place. Hampton then talks about General Douglas MacArthur and how his unbridled ambition and hubris, as well as other glaring failures among military brass, led American troops into a frozen trap set by the Chinese. Hampton and I then discuss the epic Battle of the Chosin Reservoir and how 20,000 Marines fended off annihilation at the hands of over 300,000 Chinese soldiers in weather conditions that dropped to 20 degrees below zero. We end our conversation discussing the legacy of the Chosin Reservoir campaign.  Show Highlights * Why is the Korean War known as “the forgotten war” * How the Korean War started, and how the US got involved  * General MacArthur’s hubris in Korea  * The heroism of Field General Oliver P. Smith  * The relationship between MarArthur, Almond, and Smith  * Mao’s role in the Korean War  * The dramatic environment and winter conditions at Chosin Reservoir * The epic battle at Chosin Reservoir, and the successful withdrawal of the soldiers  * The amazing engineering story of the battle  * What the legacy of the Frozen Chosin can teach us today  Resources/People/Articles Mentioned in Podcast * Devotion: An Epic Story of Heroism, Friendship, and Sacrifice * The Mask of Command * The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War * Douglas MacArthur * Battle of Inchon * Edward Almond * Wake Island Conference * Oliver P. Smith Connect With Hampton Hampton’s website Listen to the Podcast! (And don’t forget to leave us a review!) Listen to the episode on a separate page. Download this episode. Subscribe to the podcast in the media player of your choice. Recorded on ClearCast.io Listen ad-free on Stitcher Premium; get a free month when you use code “manliness” at checkout. Podcast Sponsors Brilliant Earth is the global leader in ethically sourced fine jewelry, and THE destination for creating your own custom engagement ring. Get free shipping and shop all of Brilliant Earth’s selections by going to BrilliantEarth.com/manliness. Policygenius. Compare life insurance quotes in minutes, and let us handle the red tape. If insurance has frustrated you in the past, visit policygenius.com. The Strenuous Life. A platform designed to take your intentions and turn them into reality. There are 50 merit badges to earn, weekly challenges, and daily check-ins that provide accountability in your becoming a man of action. The next enrollment is in June. Sign up at strenuouslife.co.  Click here to see a full list of our podcast sponsors. Read the Transcript Coming soon! The post Podcast #510: The Greatest Battle of the Korean War appeared first on The Art of Manliness. http://dlvr.it/R5DMnH

[wrightman4alljobs-blog-blog]

This place..isn't normal

On any military rotation, you are either in a combat zone and constantly ready to engage, or you're in a training environment like in europe. But korea wants both. Yesterday i was training and my main gun was in distance of north korea. I could see the guard towers, some structures and all of a sudden it felt hyper real. I could back here, at any point in the next few months, but not training. Not getting off my track to enjoy some frozen MREs and play hackie sack. Actually guiding my guys and leading them.

This place; with years of forgotten comabt, countless forgotten dead, pits were soldiers were left comin back from chosin, isnt normal. Its all very real, but feels like a calm enviroment. South Korea is a pretty country once you get past the country covering haze of pollution. Katcha kapsida, my brothers.

[seniorveteranscare]

#veterans seniorveteranscarenetwork

[architectnews]

Puller Gallery, Dubois, Wyoming

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Puller Gallery in Dubois

Oct 26, 2021

Design: Roto

Location: Dubois, Wyoming, USA

Photos by Jay Rosenblatt Photography

National Museum of Military Vehicles

The new 40,000 square-foot Puller Gallery at the recently opened National Museum of Military Vehicles reimagines the traditional military museum by immersing visitors in the stories of Vietnam and Korean War service members through dynamic, interactive experiences created by leading design-build firm Roto.

Founded by Dan Starks, the former CEO of St. Jude Medical, NMMV is a $100 million 140,000 square foot museum located in Dubois, Wyoming. Officially opened on Memorial Day, 2021, it is home to the world’s largest private collection of U.S. military vehicles including 475 fully restored military vehicles, artillery pieces, naval vessels, and aircraft with a focus on the American experience in World War I, World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War.

Roto is an interdisciplinary creative design agency that plans, designs, and builds immersive experiences for museums, brands, attractions, and architectural placemaking.

Rather than simply showcasing the vehicles’ technical prowess and size, Roto set out to immerse visitors in the authentic experiences of the service personnel who fought, and sometimes died, in them.

“Roto’s goal was to help the museum fulfill its mission of honoring the service and sacrifice of veterans and their families,” said Allen Boerger, founding partner and COO of Roto. “To bring this to life, we put the spotlight on personal stories, real objects, and recreating authentic environments. The combination of these elements creates a fresh perspective and real a sense of immediacy. It’s history—but it’s also right here, right now.”

Named after General Lewis “Chesty” Puller, the most decorated Marine in U.S. history, the Puller Gallery features fully immersive sets, media installations, themed lighting, projection mapping, and lifelike figures and interactives.

To accomplish this, Roto and the NMMV team thrust visitors into a series of historic scenes that completely immerse the senses. A winding trail cuts through a perilous nighttime jungle; thousands of hand-sculpted bamboo shoots combine with an elaborate projection-mapped moonlit environment to create an eerie setting where booby traps and guerrilla forces emerge from the darkness. Elsewhere, a U.S. Firebase—dominated by a faithfully restored M109 155mm Howitzer—sits at the edge of enemy territory, where distant battles and helicopter operations are depicted on an elaborate animated mural. The Battle of Chosin Reservoir is depicted as a frozen mountain that looms above visitors, showcasing a series of cast figures that reflect the emotion of this defeat.

According to Boerger, Roto’s team approached each historical section in the Puller Gallery as an experiential ‘scene’.

“Our goal was to provide each visitor an invitation to step into a historic story, whether walking through a dangerous nighttime jungle landscape or joining the arduous, windswept winter march of a convoy approaching the enemy. We want each person to experience a hint of what veterans did first-hand. And it’s so vital to get it right for veterans to ensure that their stories are told and displayed accurately. This means being laser-focused on every prop, every artifact, every detail, no matter what it takes.”

To gain detailed insights, Roto conducted personal interviews and read hundreds of historic accounts written by veterans from Wyoming and across the country to ensure that all designed experiences were historically accurate.

While the majority of the over 300 props were sourced directly from veterans, collectors, and surplus shops – including ‘spike protective’ jungle boots, Psy-Ops air-dropped leaflets, and a 1960s Zenith television console – Roto replicated a variety of items that could not be acquired directly. These items included a rare Chinese Communist grenade, a U.S. military trip flare, an air-deployed motion sensor, Agent Orange barrels, and over 100 ammunition crates.

“This is not meant to be a passive experience. It’s both exploratory and cinematic. As visitors enter a new environment, we’ve created an ‘establishing shot’ that conveys the mood and overall story we’re telling. From there, folks encounter these powerful stories at their own pace—zooming in on historic objects, these lovingly-restored tanks, and details in the personal narratives we tell through the museum. It’s all based on their own interest and curiosity.”

Of particular importance to the team was connecting veterans to genuine day-in-the life memories: three lifelike figures take cover behind an M48A3 Patton tank as they call in an airstrike; a radio in the vehicle convoy is tuned to the Armed Forces Network playing Creedence Clearwater Revival; the Chosin Reservoir vehicle engines sputter and an authentic diesel generator causes the Firebase structure lights to flicker, and the M113 ACAV Recon vehicle in the Vietnam jungle makes real the sensation of rough travel within an un-airconditioned hulking steel shell. The team’s research even led to ensuring that the Huey helicopter’s machine gun, which jammed up often, was modified with an authentic peach can from meal rations to help the ammunition belt feed into the gun more smoothly.

Puller Gallery in Wyoming, USA – Building Information

Client: National Museum of Military Vehicles Year: May 2021

Concept & exhibition design and build: Roto Lighting: Lightswitch Theming: Brilliant Creative Fabrication Figures: LifeFormations

About the National Museum of Military Vehicles The National Museum of Military Vehicles was recognized by USA Today in 2020 as one of the 10 best new attractions in the U.S. The museum’s mission is to honor the service and sacrifice of our veterans and their families. To educate the next generations about the history of American freedom. To preserve and share historic military vehicles.

About Roto Roto is an interdisciplinary creative design agency offering planning, experience design, immersive media, interactive engineering, and custom fabrication for museums, brands, attractions, and architectural placemaking.

Photographer: Jay Rosenblatt Photography

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[sgtgrunt0331-3]

A U.S. Marine applies first aid to the wounded leg of his platoon commander, while he calls in for support, in the Chosin Reservoir display at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. The display is in an enclosed area, with the air conditioning blasting, in order to immerse the visitor into the hellish cold environment the Marines of the "Chosin Few" endured during that historic battle.

This years marks the 73rd anniversary of the Battle of the Chosin Reservoir.

#chosin reservoir #chosin #frozen chosin #usmc #us marines #marine museum #korean war #military #history #my photography

[freddiespencerchapman]

As an adolescent, I heard men talk in whispered awe of a bleak, frozen terrain where the Marines of the First Division had struggled yard by yard, endured the sharp bite of Siberian winds to smash through seven enemy divisions. Their determined ferocity ranked their retreat from the frozen Chosin in the first order of honored American battles. I have met the fierce warriors called SEALS, whose desperate fights occur beyond the reach of their nation's artillery, and beyond the limit of human endurance. I have watched men suffer the anguish of imprisonment, defy appalling human cruelty until further resistance is impossible, break for a moment, then recover inhuman strength to defy their enemies once more. All these things and more, I have seen. And so will you. I will go to my grave in gratitude to my Creator for allowing me to stand witness to such courage and honor. And so will you. My time is slipping by. Yours is fast approaching. You will know where your duty lies. You will know.

John McCain, commencement address at Annapolis, 1993

#john mccain #life advice

[warhistoryonline]

William Earl Barber (1919-2002), was a USMC colonel, who fought on Iwo Jima in 1945 and was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions in the Battle of Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War. Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty as Commanding Officer of Company F, Second Battalion, Seventh Marines, First Marine Division (Reinforced), in action against enemy aggressor forces in Korea from November 28, to December 2, 1950. Assigned to defend a three-mile mountain pass along the division's main supply line and commanding the only route of approach in the march from Yudam-Ni to Hagaru-ri, Captain Barber took position with his battle weary troops and, before nightfall, had dug in and set up a defense along the frozen snow-covered hillside. When a force of estimated regimental strength savagely attacked during the night, inflicting heavy casualties and finally surrounding his position following a bitterly fought seven-hour conflict, Captain Barber, after repulsing the enemy, gave assurance that he could hold if supplied by air drops and requested permission to stand fast when orders were received by radio to fight his way back to a relieving force after two reinforcing units had been driven back under fierce resistance in their attempts to reach the isolated troops. Aware that leaving the position would sever contact with the 8,000 Marines trapped at Yudam-ni and jeopardize their chances of joining the 3,000 more awaiting their arrival in Hagaru-ri for the continued drive to the sea, he chose to risk loss of his command rather than sacrifice more men if the enemy seized control and forced a renewed battle to regain the position, or abandon his many wounded who were unable to walk. Although severely wounded in the leg the early morning of the 29th, Captain Barber continued to maintain personal control, often moving up and down the lines on a stretcher to direct the defense and consistently encouraging and inspiring his men to supreme efforts despite the staggering opposition. Waging desperate battle throughout five days and six nights of repeated onslaughts launched by the fanatical aggressors, he and his heroic command accounted for approximately 1,000 enemy dead in this epic stand in bitter sub-zero weather, and when the company was relieved, only 82 of his original 220 men were able to walk away from the position so valiantly defended against insuperable odds. His profound faith and courage, great personal valor and unwavering fortitude were decisive factors in the successful withdrawal of the division from the deathtrap in the Chosin Reservoir sector and reflect the highest credit upon Captain Barber, his intrepid officers and men and the United States Naval Service. http://bit.ly/2BLOM9Y

[2flagnation-blog]

These men were put to the test. Battling below freezing temperatures was just the start. The 70th anniversary of The Frozen Chosin. https://www.instagram.com/p/CIHgjrLlErZ/?igshid=1e97p0rh8a2pv

[tommccoll]

Semper Fi @mclredlands Representatives for our detachment were present for GySgt Lloyd Dodd’s memorial service, a member of the Frozen Chosin. Let us never forget. God bless. 🙏✝️🇺🇸 https://photos.app.goo.gl/tXh3EQf47GcWjD9Y6 (at Riverside National Cemetery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEaen1mp1tVzZ-6ERgtcXnUSNVJ6TLI-6JIfo00/?igshid=v3c8qfh7ks53

[keenlen]

Devotion - best book I’ve read in 2019. God knows why I didn’t read this book earlier when it was released a few years back. @adammakos has done a fantastic job narrating the true story of the friendship and exploits of US naval aviators LTA Tom Hudner and Ensign Jesse Brown along with the US Marines at the frozen hills of Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War. A tremendously moving and inspiring story that stirred my heart and made my eyes wet on many occasions. A powerful rendition of love, faith, honour, sacrifice and friendship. If you’re looking for books to read for this year, I’d highly recommend this. Looking forward to the movie which I read will be produced in the next few years. Btw, I love the F4U Corsairs! Legendary aircraft from the WW2 and Korean War era. My T-shirt and model kit (waiting to be built) says it all. #AviationGeek #MilitaryEnthusiast #MilitaryAviation #MilitaryHistory #aviation4u #excellentaviation #USNavy #USMarines #USNavalAviation #USN #USMC #VF32 #VFA32 #Gypsies #FightingSwordsmen #Fighting32 #VoughtF4UCorsair #KoreanWar #BattleofChosinReservoir #Devotion #MilitaryHistoryBooks #AdamMakos #PlanesPatchesPeople (at Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Ub6zdheep/?igshid=12km0s1w3xezy

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[zeedesertfox]

Call of Duty: The Frozen Chosin

>show macarthur complete with corn cob pipe >halfway through the game you face a decision >continue the normal story and reach the stalemate >or side with macarthur and nuke all of asia >your choice determines how the second half of the game plays out >normal korean war or experimental nuclear armageddon

I want this.

I NEED THIS.

#idea #taken from 4 chan ngl #still #brilliant #korean war #call of duty #video game idea