going back to the the busan front you was mentioning there was the us had more tro in busan the prisoner at how did that compare? what were the numbers are? oh, i know i i i can't tell you off the top my head, but i can get back to you on that. the follow-up would be about like how many troops were actually coming in from china and relative to the nazi horses. oh, yeah, but the pushan perimeter you don't chinese forces aren't in. let's go to the other. yeah, they're oh when i've got statistics on. on the korean war that are pretty staggering. mmm nope, i didn't bring him. but i brought casualties casualties statistics, which i will read to you next class. i as i recall off that my head we lose about 33,000 americans. in korea of course the loss of republic of korea in north koreans chinese are staggering staggering. remember we just we upgraded our fire-powered dramatically. and we were really punishing them. andrew well, for example, we had bazookas that were world war ii vintage 2.36 inch bazookas, then we upgraded them to a 3.5 inch bazooka. so larger rounds better penetration, one of

like the korean zombie drama, train to busan, or bong joon—ho's sci—fi drama snowpiercer from the frenchmon slayer's action plays out on the titular eternal train, where our heroes engage in battles in the real world and in the world of dreams. what follows is like an anime version of inception, with interlocking realities forming the separate pieces of a much larger puzzle. far deeper, and deeper still, into your dream. rated 15 for scenes of strong fantasy violence, which include a recurrent motif in which a character must kill themselves by cutting their own throat in order to awake from a dream, this is full—blooded fair, this is full—blooded fare, filling the screen with impressively monstrous battles and some genuinely disturbing imagery. those unfamiliar with the source material may take a while to get up to speed, but once this train starts rolling, the sheer pace of the action keeps everyone on board. it's in cinemas now in both dubbed and subtitled versions. altogether less rewarding is earwig and the witch, a digital animation co—production between studio ghibli who made class

you'll see our fight to hold on to the busan perimeter. you'll see air support from our carriers, the invasion, and the march on seoul and you'll here a firsthand report from platoon leader with the army's 24th infantry division. now, let's go back to august 1950. >> after 47 days of fighting in korea, the battle is ebbing and flowing for both sides. forces are dug in along a 120-mile perimeter. communist troops outnumbers ours have failed in their objective to drive u.n. forces into the sea or destroy them before we can take the offensive. at the southern end of our beachhead, the fifth regimental team are driving towards chinju. the reds are about to launch a major attack only 35 miles from pusan. key port for the entire beach ahead. at taegu, u.s. troops are building a bridge head. north of waegwan, a counterattack by south korean troops push communists back across the river. along the northern permit, south koreans withdraw. however, to the north, south koreans have we captured yongdok. in the air, air force, navy and marine planes are

you will see the fight to hold on to that busan perimeter. will see how our troops received support and the march on seoul and you will hear another report from a combat veteran who saw as it happened a part of a big picture. this is captain carl zimmerman inviting you to be with us then. >>> today, a look at the biden administration's infrastructure proposals with pete buttigieg and marcia fudge, testifying before a senate committee. watch live today at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, a look at the history between the united states and france. we begin with the author who talks about the french officers who font in the continental army in the american revolutions. she explains their experiences. the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati hosted this event. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american hi

we were to hold the vital supply for busan.nist forces were threatening full hand, -- in their drive at beside. we've launched our first counter attack, to stop the most powerful communist drive. on one september, the communists lost the biggest drive of the war all along or beach head perimeter. it was an all out effort to take person, and destroy united nations forces. we were being pushed back again towards person, -- wasn't aged from the north and south, -- was being taken and retaken. by 20, september the title battle had changed completely. five days previously, u.s. marines had made a amphibious landing an inch. on 150 miles behind the enemy lines. then we still pressing his all of the driver pusan was suddenly cut off from his supplies. anthony september, u.s. marines were entering the outskirts of soul as u.s. seventh division in truman headed off communist retreating from the southern front. on our southern beaches, united nations horses were crossing the river and moving ahead everywhere. they were advancing at the h

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