"But South Korea had learned a hard lesson ..."
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a lot of modern problems would have been solved if people actually had bothered to remember things that happened in the past. .
The crew has an armory and contracted armed guards, usually prior military, of whatever nationality is crewing/owning the vessel. They could clean house with these rowdy and retarded Somali niggers. But the protocol was probably written by a kike, so instead of shooting them and dealing with the issue, the protocol is basically to go into panic mode, lock down the navigation path, and store the crew into secret compartments with food and berth.
But the thing is that there are fucking armed guards. Shoot the retarded niggers that are trying to capture it. One of them could probably kill 500 niggers. Considering that it's *koreans*, and they have a history of being some of the best trained gunmen on the planet, one of them would probably be like dealing with an army for untrained niggers from Somalia.
The Somali pirates operate on the same wavelength as every other regular nigger. The only reason they attack ships is because they know they won't get a response from the crew. Shoot them to begin with and they won't.
I work in the field, so I have some experience and training in that kind of deal
The gooks in Vietnam actually feared Korea's Blue Dragon Brigade more than our Marines.
The Koreans also had the fierce tiger division too. I don't know which one got the vietnamese more shit-your-pants scared out of the two.
The reason they were so effective is because of japanese military tactics, but on a smaller scale. Park Chung hee was a Japanese officer. The koreans did not give a singular fuck about Rules of engagement, they didn't care about war crimes, they cared about nothing besides killing people. And they were well trained. Stone cold professionalism. It was a chore for them. They were the heir to the imperial army more than the JSDF. Their tactics shocked and frightened the American servicemen who collaborated with them.
>When Korean forces were deployed to I Corps in 1968, U.S. Marine General Rathvon M. Tompkins stated that "whenever the Korean Marines received fire or think [they got] fired on from a village... they'd divert from their march and go over and completely level the village. It would be a lesson to [the Vietnamese]". General Robert E. Cushman Jr. stated several years later that "we had a big problem with atrocities committed by them which I sent down to Saigon." presumably in reference to the Phong Nhị and Phong Nhất massacre.
You didn't fuck with the south Korean expeditionary dudes. Those were the same guys who made up the rooftop Koreans by the way.