72 yrs ago yesterday, #SouthAfrican🇿🇦airmen arrived at Suyoung Airfield, #Busan. A total of 826 🇿🇦were deployed, flying 12,067 sorties. 35 men were KIA. One lost his life while travelling to 🇰🇷& one of them passed away after enduring time in a POW camp. #FlyingCheetahs#KoreanWarpic.twitter.com/fi9zbcnNc0
— United Nations Command ìœ ì—”êµ°ì‚¬ë ¹ë¶€/ìœ ì—”ì‚¬ (@UN_Command) November 17, 2022
Is it worth noting that the South Africans who defended South Korea used a different flag and had a vastly different government that was not beholden to Beijing?
It’s debatable whether the current South African government would send men to support ROK or DPRK troops.
What is not debatable? Well, South Korea survived because enough of the world honored freedom.
Is it worth noting that the South Africans who defended South Korea used a different flag and had a vastly different government that was not beholden to Beijing?
It’s debatable whether the current South African government would send men to support ROK or DPRK troops.
What is not debatable? Well, South Korea survived because enough of the world honored freedom.