I want you to imagine something.

I want you to imagine you are dug in.

You have a hole in the ground that you have dug yourself and you are under attack.

You are under attack and there are waves of humans trying to murder you.

They are trying to shoot you, blow you up, stab you if they get close enough.

And as the bullets are whizzing all around you, you keep taking cover because that's what

people do.

And you hear these bullets thudding into the outside of your hole.

Only the outside of your hole isn't a sandbag.

It's not a mound of dirt.

The bullets are thudding into what used to be your best friend the day before and you

are now in such a state of desperation you have to use him as a human shield.

Welcome to history with Jesse Kelly.

It's Korean War time today.

We're going to talk a little bit about chosen reservoir, Korean war.

Let's walk through a very, I don't want to say misunderstood war, but one that's not

talked about enough, that's for sure because in the long line of battles, American troops

have been through, you could say the chosen reservoir escape is probably the greatest.

It's certainly on the short list.

Before we get there though, let's do this.

Let's figure out why we're even there, what happened and to do that, you have to understand

a couple things.

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