@@vectorhistoria7767 in comments in other videos, others are confused with the colors that you use on your maps. There are standard colors for oceans, Land, cities, that are used throughout the world maps. These colors are universal and the top of the map is always pointing north for easier orientation. Then after the primary colors are the universal sub-primary colors.
I'm From Malaysia thank you for covering about this war. I'm currently staying at Pahang state where Prince of wales and Repulse were sunk off the coast. There still old British Bunker at the beach near my house to fend any beach assault from Japan.
Start clip dgn MalayaGoldMine4daQueen was epic..nunjukkn pntingny kita buat British di era tu..la ni,tserah pada kita le sekalian wargaNegara ni utk struggle pertahan n perjuangkn sakiBaki kekayaan n semangatCintakn Malaysia ni..InShaaAllah..🔥💪..AkuNegaraku,TanahTumpahDarahku..
Thank you so much for listening to our feedback on the computer generated voice. This certainly sounded very natural, if it's still computer generated, I'm glad to say I couldn't tell. Please keep up the great work and I will be looking forward to your future uploads!
Hello! I just really want to say thank you for all the Pacific War videos you produce. They are simply amazing! I'm from Ireland myself, but I have always had a great interest in the Pacific Theatre of WW2! I especially love how you are covering the early Japanese advancements, of which there is not much readily available information to dig into for someone with a casual interest on the topic like myself. A perfect example would be your video on The Battle Of Borneo. Your coverage of the battle taught me so much more than I had already known! I do hope you continue this series covering many of the Pacific Engagements, minor or major, both would be amazing! If that is not part of your plans, no problem, your content has still earned a subscription from me! :) Thanks again!
I've watched all of your Pacific War videos, they're really top-notch. This is an area of WWII I don't know much about so these are very interesting to me. I really hope you get more subscribers!
It takes viewers like you to spread the word at every chance you get if ppl did it we could hope to perform a driving charge into ytb's recommendations ^^
NILS Bachellery. Yeah, some similar channels I've seen who talk about WWII history like this one are Montemayor, Drachinifel, and Bazbattles. I'll recommend this channel whenever I watch one of their videos!
You make great content on the pacific but it has already been 2 years since the last video. When is the next video coming. I am still waiting for the next video and now even the kings and generals channel has also made their pacific war content paid and it is quite expensive here in India. Thank you
Great content. I am not an expert on this subject so the detailed info presented is much appreciated. Now I know where and how the British failed in the defence of Malaya and Singapore. Keep up the good work!
this series is the best ww2 doc series by far and believe me ive watched 100s of them them i just think they should make more in this format about the eastern front
@@spaceman5528 This is an interesting point. Let's assume there was no war in Europe. What would Britain have done if it was invaded in the same way at the same time? They still wouldn't have had enough forces in the theater to change the outcome. But they would have been able to shift forces the following year and help the Americans.
Yes, a strategy of defending a naval base where there were no ships was pointless compounded by a strategy of defending airfields where there were no modern aircraft and not enough men to do so anyway. Someone should have made the decision to evacuate Singapore early on but Churchill had backed himself into a corner through his repeated assurances to the Australian government about the state of Singapore defences. See John Curtin's infamous "inexcusable betrayal" cable to Churchill in January 1942.
Well I believe they could have maintained Singapore or even much of Malaya if the British changed their priority although to be fair Japan does not concern them as much as Germany. Yeah they're f*cked.
Excellent discussion of the issues and good research, with enough details to satisfy the war geek and the college student alike. In fact, I'm going to recommend it to my students.
WOW, I thought I knew about many of the operations in WWII. I am amazed all the lack of foresight but can understand it because of the panic Britian had when everyone in the world never thought Germany could beat France let alone Britian and France. Love it ty so much for the Vid. I learned a lot.
Yesterday is 12 Feb and it is the anniversary of Singapore's surrender. Thank you for this video. There are lots of leftover fixed emplacements. Where I work there is a machinegun pillbox and Sentosa has many of them on the beach as well.
Imbalance of power in the far east command. More men but lack of experience, more aircraft but obsolete, less priority of warship, coastal defense in a wrong place and lack of superior reinforcement from neighbouring British colony like British India.
Highly interesting... Normally we see campaign videos.. The preparations are very interesting.. Outstanding work!.. Glad I found this channel. Sofort Abboniert! (Subscribed immediately)
Although after the war, my grandmother worked in a rubber plantation in Malaysia under some westerners. One funny story she told was when one of her friends decided to ask the owner (westerner, likely british) when they will get their pay. The owner replied "tomorrow". The friend panicked, not knowing english, thought the owner had said "du mo lo" which in dialect meant "no more (money)". My grandmother and her friends all had a good laugh afterwards. XD
Wrong. Before ww1 it was trackless jungle. But after WW1 the increasing demand for rubber and Tin caused a rapid increase in plantations and roads. Trackless jungle became crisscrossed with roads but defense plans were not updated. The defending troops were constantly bypassed and outflanked.
My paternal grandfather fought with the famed British Army Malay Regiment. My maternal grandfather was conscripted into the Imperial Japanese Navy lul.
Army plan of forward defense in Thailand was good idea, but more mechanized/motorized force whit stronger firepower attachments (tanks, artillery, engineers) was needed to execute properly (not to forget more experience also). Air Force placement was deeply wrong. In my opinion, RAF needed main airbases deeply in land, whit forward airfields near coast to allow fast deployment of recon planes (to spot landing forces early) and anti-ship strike forces and not to forget more modern planes. For Navy, I would focus on fast boat force (PT boats and DDs) in Malaya and Singapore, whit smaller task force composed around 1-2 CVs and 2-4 BBs which would be based and incorporated together whit Dutch Navy in one powerful Far East Fleet in Java. This way, invasion of Malaya (and Dutch East Indies) would be more harder to execute, but not impossible, while in same time opening more possibilities for proper British defense, allowing in worst case scenario effective deployment of reinforcements for Malaya Command.
In other words, in order to successfully cross Thailand, Percival needs a large force, and RAF needs modern aircraft. That alone only should delayed the Japanese Operation
@@vectorhistoria7767 Yes and no. Really do not think more then 3 infantry divisions (that Percival had) would be needed (but whit all 3 infantry brigades), at least initially. RAF base placement is something that would take 2+ years to fix, ideally. Biggest change is formation of PT coastal force (something I guess nobody though off), that would replace large move of Home Fleet (really unrealistic idea in hindsight) to Pacific, allowing for far smaller Force Z to support this larger coastal force in defense of Malaya and South East Asia.
From the story foretold by our grandparents, malayan people at that time familiarize themselves with 'Japanese slap' and 'drink bubble water follow up with stamping on stomach' for failure to the bow the imperial army.
Very educational video. I want to ask about the Philippine campaign if you plan to do it, since I would like to contribute on providing research in case. I won't ask for any rewards I promise :)
@@johnbowler395 if the opportunity of finding lost treasures/plane/tank/documents never came to reality history w'd be a bit less interesting don't you agree ?
I live in Sembawang and I would just like to say that Sembawang is not at the place shown in your diagram but is rather more closer to Woodlands, where the British Causeway was
The Nippon army invade my old country mostly using bicycle because at that time it's still mostly a jungle had walking path only.The bicycle is only mean of traveling around in the remote places.They probaly done a lot of spying before invading the country.Before the war there a lot Japanese living in the country working and opening shops.
Automedon Incident. The German commerce raider captured documents in November 1940 from a merchant ship called the Automedon, that clearly showed Britain had no intention of defending Malaya. This intelligence was passed onto the Japanese, who initially thought it was a plant. But they realised the intel was good. Admiral Yamamoto had been opposed to war in the Pacific , because he did not want to fight the Royal Navy and the US Navy. With Britain out of the picture, war with the USA became attractive. Yamamoto started planning the Pearl Harbour attack in January 1941.
After looking at the comments I see you're not responding anymore I think you're doing some of the writing for kings and generals they took off and you cease doing videos Don't know if I'm right or if something's happened to you I don't have money in this world I might have a treasure or two stored up in heaven but I ain't even counting on that I've already made this too long so I'm just going to say what you had going here was as close to perfect for one of these documentaries that you can get not too long not two over detailed you keep my interest through the whole thing and I come out with a whole lot more knowledge than what I had and I can't wait to see the next one The problem with this world is those words should be a treasure to you not because I said them but because people believe this about your work you'll never get rich but you will have enriched many many lives with knowledge that everyone needs to know for if you forget history you are doomed to repeat it sorry to see you let your channel go your videos blow kings and generals away is there nowhere near the same
As a German, it is actually unbelievable how weak the giant British Empire appears in these videos. Had Germany and Japan simply cooperated more closely in their planning of the war, they could have surely defeated the Allies.
I doubt it .. the British empire was far too big even for the axis powers to defeat ....Malaya, Singapore,Hong Kong & Burma fall to Japanese .... The British simply withdraw to India and continue fight from there .... Somaliland, egypt & east Africa fall to Italians ...The British simply withdraw to the middle East and Southern African colonies and continue the fight from there ...The UK falls to Germany ... The British simply withdraw to Canada and continue the fight from there lol
So in Percival’s favour he had no way of defeating japan’s state Art Armed Forces.But his failure to push the Battle forward at Singapore led to the death of 75000 British ans Colonial troops. Gordon Bennett
Patrick Stanley Vaughan Heenan (29 July 1910 - 13 February 1942) was a captain in the British Indian Army who was convicted of treason, after spying for Japan during the Malayan campaign of World War II.[1][2] Heenan was reportedly killed by his wardens while in custody during the Battle of Singapore. According to Heenan's biographer, Peter Elphick, these events were suppressed by British Commonwealth military censors.[1]
don't you worry, on the morrow every taste will be satisfied however you may notice that three theatre of operations are open thus it shall come when it comes ^^
It would great if the map of Malaya taken from a document of the period, the 1940s. The current map shows the water body of Kenyir Lake in State of Trengganu, North East of Malaya. That did not exist then. The Kenyir Dam was completed in the 1980s.
4 different poits on the isthmus of kra 143 regiment of 15 th Army 7 transport ships and cruiser kashaii Very Interested to Know More about This Bit and the Airfiels at Kawthung they Took over and the Railway and Camp they Built
@@vectorhistoria7767 yess! im so excited waiting for that and maybe u can include 'Lieutenant Adnan' story for the Battle of Pasir Panjang at Singapore in other episodes
Poor strategic planning and underestimating the Japanese armed forces. 3 inf divs, an almost antiquated air force, a small naval component, guns pointing in the wrong direction, inexperienced troops, organization and command issues, etc. Just compare it to the array of forces the Japanese brought to the battle and we can draw conclusions, as presented in the video.
its a terrible shame the british didn't used the germans and dutch kews as soe agents. They would manage to save a lot of lifes (soldiers and civilians) in malaya and singapore
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excellent maps and detailed history for those with a keen interest in the topic. Superior.
Many thanks!
@@vectorhistoria7767 in comments in other videos, others are confused with the colors that you use on your maps. There are standard colors for oceans, Land, cities, that are used throughout the world maps. These colors are universal and the top of the map is always pointing north for easier orientation. Then after the primary colors are the universal sub-primary colors.
The voice over is much better then the computer generated voice, it would be very good if you could rerelease the other videos like this.
VERY TRUE!!!
I'm From Malaysia thank you for covering about this war. I'm currently staying at Pahang state where Prince of wales and Repulse were sunk off the coast. There still old British Bunker at the beach near my house to fend any beach assault from Japan.
Start clip dgn MalayaGoldMine4daQueen was epic..nunjukkn pntingny kita buat British di era tu..la ni,tserah pada kita le sekalian wargaNegara ni utk struggle pertahan n perjuangkn sakiBaki kekayaan n semangatCintakn Malaysia ni..InShaaAllah..🔥💪..AkuNegaraku,TanahTumpahDarahku..
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1. What were the difficulties/ limitations faced by the British in trying to prepare Singapore adequately for war with Japan?
I'm pleased to see another upload! These must take a lot of effort to make, so even a month between uploads is impressive.
Thank you so much for listening to our feedback on the computer generated voice. This certainly sounded very natural, if it's still computer generated, I'm glad to say I couldn't tell.
Please keep up the great work and I will be looking forward to your future uploads!
Hello! I just really want to say thank you for all the Pacific War videos you produce. They are simply amazing!
I'm from Ireland myself, but I have always had a great interest in the Pacific Theatre of WW2!
I especially love how you are covering the early Japanese advancements, of which there is not much readily available information to dig into for someone with a casual interest on the topic like myself. A perfect example would be your video on The Battle Of Borneo. Your coverage of the battle taught me so much more than I had already known!
I do hope you continue this series covering many of the Pacific Engagements, minor or major, both would be amazing! If that is not part of your plans, no problem, your content has still earned a subscription from me! :)
Thanks again!
Aamzing video! Can't believe i just found your channel
Welcome aboard!
Wow. This is like a wonderful combination of Time Ghost History/WWII and Operations Room! The level of details is most excellent!
I've watched all of your Pacific War videos, they're really top-notch. This is an area of WWII I don't know much about so these are very interesting to me. I really hope you get more subscribers!
It takes viewers like you to spread the word at every chance you get if ppl did it we could hope to perform a driving charge into ytb's recommendations ^^
NILS Bachellery. Yeah, some similar channels I've seen who talk about WWII history like this one are Montemayor, Drachinifel, and Bazbattles. I'll recommend this channel whenever I watch one of their videos!
@@alaskamark4562 excellent choices, and fine content indeed!
Hope to see you 'round fine sir
Wow, remake video. Can't waiting for Fall of Singapore remake, or Battle of Palembang
A lot of breathtaking content is coming your way, you're gonna be amazed
Absolutely fantastic as always, incredibly high quality
This is hands down the best information on the Malayan Campaign on UA-cam. I am a history reader and I learnt alot from this. Onto part 2.
Wow thank you. You put so much effort into making these videos. They are really interesting and potentially relevant.
outstanding work mate. tons of informations which i see here for the first time. like the japanese army unit studying jungle warfare in malaya.
i following you, since you have hundred subs, now due to you work hard you had reach thousand, congrats, i really like yours video
Welcome back! I remember you back then, back when i used Robot as a Narrator.
Another great video. It's hard to believe that the borders of the world once looked that way.
best narration regarding the malayan campaign i have come across. detailed yet not overwhelming. good job.
Such an underated channel. You should continue this series dude
Underrated channel! Hope you become famous soon.
Very detailed and Informative... Keep up the good work 👍
You make great content on the pacific but it has already been 2 years since the last video. When is the next video coming. I am still waiting for the next video and now even the kings and generals channel has also made their pacific war content paid and it is quite expensive here in India. Thank you
The return of the king
Excelent work. Congratulations and greetings from Brazil.
Thanks and welcome
Impressive, can't wait for your next video covering the actual campaign.
What an amazing, detailed material and video. Excellent!
Great content. I am not an expert on this subject so the detailed info presented is much appreciated. Now I know where and how the British failed in the defence of Malaya and Singapore. Keep up the good work!
Maaaan this channel is amazing, very success from Brazil
I love the detail given in these videos. Keep it up mate
Thanks, will do!
this series is the best ww2 doc series by far and believe me ive watched 100s of them them i just think they should make more in this format about the eastern front
Meticulous and beautifully illustrated thank you
crisp animation and jam packed with info on both sides.
well made history video
So, were the British plan doomed from the start? or the Japanese had more completed Plan? Let us know here.
Every britsh plan in the far east was doomed the second britain itself was under siege by germany.
@@spaceman5528 This is an interesting point. Let's assume there was no war in Europe. What would Britain have done if it was invaded in the same way at the same time? They still wouldn't have had enough forces in the theater to change the outcome. But they would have been able to shift forces the following year and help the Americans.
British were doomed under Percival.
Yes, a strategy of defending a naval base where there were no ships was pointless compounded by a strategy of defending airfields where there were no modern aircraft and not enough men to do so anyway.
Someone should have made the decision to evacuate Singapore early on but Churchill had backed himself into a corner through his repeated assurances to the Australian government about the state of Singapore defences. See John Curtin's infamous "inexcusable betrayal" cable to Churchill in January 1942.
Well I believe they could have maintained Singapore or even much of Malaya if the British changed their priority although to be fair Japan does not concern them as much as Germany. Yeah they're f*cked.
Excellent discussion of the issues and good research, with enough details to satisfy the war geek and the college student alike. In fact, I'm going to recommend it to my students.
WOW, I thought I knew about many of the operations in WWII. I am amazed all the lack of foresight but can understand it because of the panic Britian had when everyone in the world never thought Germany could beat France let alone Britian and France. Love it ty so much for the Vid. I learned a lot.
This is an excellent video. Great job!
Are you from Malaysia? It's rarely to see such a high quality content Malaysia-based producer in history.
I love this chanel... Much. 😀
Yesterday is 12 Feb and it is the anniversary of Singapore's surrender. Thank you for this video. There are lots of leftover fixed emplacements. Where I work there is a machinegun pillbox and Sentosa has many of them on the beach as well.
Imbalance of power in the far east command. More men but lack of experience, more aircraft but obsolete, less priority of warship, coastal defense in a wrong place and lack of superior reinforcement from neighbouring British colony like British India.
Nice video, already subscribe, nice company of heroes background music
Just gonna let you know your channel is gonna blow up soon this is very high quality content
thank you for making this, I am in US and its hard to find anything on this important part of the war.
Highly interesting... Normally we see campaign videos.. The preparations are very interesting.. Outstanding work!.. Glad I found this channel. Sofort Abboniert! (Subscribed immediately)
Although after the war, my grandmother worked in a rubber plantation in Malaysia under some westerners. One funny story she told was when one of her friends decided to ask the owner (westerner, likely british) when they will get their pay. The owner replied "tomorrow". The friend panicked, not knowing english, thought the owner had said "du mo lo" which in dialect meant "no more (money)". My grandmother and her friends all had a good laugh afterwards. XD
The best stories we had thank u,,.
A reminder of my thesis when I was back in college. Excellent work. :)
Would love to hear more about it Vass
guess im one of the first
good work so far love the content
Comment for the algorithm
Confirmed
"The attack from the north is almost impossible because of the terrain and jungle."
Ahhhh yes, the British Maginot
LOL great comparison
Wrong. Before ww1 it was trackless jungle. But after WW1 the increasing demand for rubber and Tin caused a rapid increase in plantations and roads. Trackless jungle became crisscrossed with roads but defense plans were not updated. The defending troops were constantly bypassed and outflanked.
Great video. Thanks.
Wow, great. Keep going.
Thanks a lot
Simply Excellent
A very good illustration of this history.
Great content👍👍👍👍. Waiting for part 2...😁😁😁
Nice and clear!
My paternal grandfather fought with the famed British Army Malay Regiment. My maternal grandfather was conscripted into the Imperial Japanese Navy lul.
Army plan of forward defense in Thailand was good idea, but more mechanized/motorized force whit stronger firepower attachments (tanks, artillery, engineers) was needed to execute properly (not to forget more experience also).
Air Force placement was deeply wrong. In my opinion, RAF needed main airbases deeply in land, whit forward airfields near coast to allow fast deployment of recon planes (to spot landing forces early) and anti-ship strike forces and not to forget more modern planes. For Navy, I would focus on fast boat force (PT boats and DDs) in Malaya and Singapore, whit smaller task force composed around 1-2 CVs and 2-4 BBs which would be based and incorporated together whit Dutch Navy in one powerful Far East Fleet in Java. This way, invasion of Malaya (and Dutch East Indies) would be more harder to execute, but not impossible, while in same time opening more possibilities for proper British defense, allowing in worst case scenario effective deployment of reinforcements for Malaya Command.
In other words, in order to successfully cross Thailand, Percival needs a large force, and RAF needs modern aircraft. That alone only should delayed the Japanese Operation
@@vectorhistoria7767 Yes and no. Really do not think more then 3 infantry divisions (that Percival had) would be needed (but whit all 3 infantry brigades), at least initially. RAF base placement is something that would take 2+ years to fix, ideally. Biggest change is formation of PT coastal force (something I guess nobody though off), that would replace large move of Home Fleet (really unrealistic idea in hindsight) to Pacific, allowing for far smaller Force Z to support this larger coastal force in defense of Malaya and South East Asia.
Wow, great documentary
From the story foretold by our grandparents, malayan people at that time familiarize themselves with 'Japanese slap' and 'drink bubble water follow up with stamping on stomach' for failure to the bow the imperial army.
Hi Hector how do I get in touch with you? It is about using your video as a temporary museum exhibit sometime in Sept.
Very educational video. I want to ask about the Philippine campaign if you plan to do it, since I would like to contribute on providing research in case. I won't ask for any rewards I promise :)
Every theatre will have it's own serie of detailled content that is for sure
If you'd like to contribute we'd love to hear that ! Head for the discord
You just want to find out where the gold is hidden don't you? :)
@@johnbowler395 if the opportunity of finding lost treasures/plane/tank/documents never came to reality history w'd be a bit less interesting don't you agree ?
Timeline 12.40.. You mentioned Johor Bridge. There is no Johor Bridge then. There is the causeway, leading from Johor Bahru to Singapore Island.
A very good series
12 ads in 1st 15 mins so im off, shame cos content is good sort your ad settings to the beginning or end or both n i would sub.
When will you upload your next video?
P.S.Love your videos.
I live in Sembawang and I would just like to say that Sembawang is not at the place shown in your diagram but is rather more closer to Woodlands, where the British Causeway was
20:40 Sembawang is located to the NORTH of singapore, not to the east as shown.
Same
The Nippon army invade my old country mostly using bicycle because at that time it's still mostly a jungle had walking path only.The bicycle is only mean of traveling around in the remote places.They probaly done a lot of spying before invading the country.Before the war there a lot Japanese living in the country working and opening shops.
Automedon Incident. The German commerce raider captured documents in November 1940 from a merchant ship called the Automedon, that clearly showed Britain had no intention of defending Malaya. This intelligence was passed onto the Japanese, who initially thought it was a plant. But they realised the intel was good. Admiral Yamamoto had been opposed to war in the Pacific , because he did not want to fight the Royal Navy and the US Navy. With Britain out of the picture, war with the USA became attractive. Yamamoto started planning the Pearl Harbour attack in January 1941.
Excellent video! Percival was out of his depth.
Your maps are so cool! How did you make them!?!
Indinosia is bigger than europe in terms of size so it was a lot of land to cover
Can you cover a detailed japan campaign on the philippines? Thanks!
After looking at the comments I see you're not responding anymore I think you're doing some of the writing for kings and generals they took off and you cease doing videos Don't know if I'm right or if something's happened to you I don't have money in this world I might have a treasure or two stored up in heaven but I ain't even counting on that I've already made this too long so I'm just going to say what you had going here was as close to perfect for one of these documentaries that you can get not too long not two over detailed you keep my interest through the whole thing and I come out with a whole lot more knowledge than what I had and I can't wait to see the next one The problem with this world is those words should be a treasure to you not because I said them but because people believe this about your work you'll never get rich but you will have enriched many many lives with knowledge that everyone needs to know for if you forget history you are doomed to repeat it sorry to see you let your channel go your videos blow kings and generals away is there nowhere near the same
Sir upload more videos please.
As a German, it is actually unbelievable how weak the giant British Empire appears in these videos. Had Germany and Japan simply cooperated more closely in their planning of the war, they could have surely defeated the Allies.
If japan attacked USSR from the East and focused on bringing them down first, they couldve had a chance on winning.
I doubt it .. the British empire was far too big even for the axis powers to defeat ....Malaya, Singapore,Hong Kong & Burma fall to Japanese .... The British simply withdraw to India and continue fight from there .... Somaliland, egypt & east Africa fall to Italians ...The British simply withdraw to the middle East and Southern African colonies and continue the fight from there ...The UK falls to Germany ... The British simply withdraw to Canada and continue the fight from there lol
So in Percival’s favour he had no way of defeating japan’s state Art Armed Forces.But his failure to push the Battle forward at Singapore led to the death of 75000 British ans Colonial troops. Gordon Bennett
Patrick Stanley Vaughan Heenan (29 July 1910 - 13 February 1942) was a captain in the British Indian Army who was convicted of treason, after spying for Japan during the Malayan campaign of World War II.[1][2] Heenan was reportedly killed by his wardens while in custody during the Battle of Singapore. According to Heenan's biographer, Peter Elphick, these events were suppressed by British Commonwealth military censors.[1]
A good video indeed.
Thank you kindly
Great content, everytime. Typo on the titles about the intercepted message: Hong Kong was expendable, not expandable.
The map gives me Call of Duty: World at War vibes.
"Surprisingly accurate "
Can you make about indochina Thai and Myanmar next please ?
That's in our Recipe, Invasion of Thailand should be near
don't you worry, on the morrow every taste will be satisfied
however you may notice that three theatre of operations are open thus it shall come when it comes ^^
Very well done! Pity about the typos.
It would great if the map of Malaya taken from a document of the period, the 1940s. The current map shows the water body of Kenyir Lake in State of Trengganu, North East of Malaya. That did not exist then. The Kenyir Dam was completed in the 1980s.
Noted.
Thank you for pointed out.
What about the lake situated on Perak?
Planning on making more new vids? I want more….
What did you use voice software before?
Up on it not over.
It feels illegal not paying for these class-A videos....
Did U see any commercials? Then you paid for it.
4 different poits on the isthmus of kra 143 regiment of 15 th Army 7 transport ships and cruiser kashaii Very Interested to Know More about This Bit and the Airfiels at Kawthung they Took over and the Railway and Camp they Built
It would be better if you eliminated the swallowing and breathing sounds from your voice, but good video
More pacific war
When will the next episode of this will be posted?
When it will be, only time will tell (Hope it doesn't take too long). For sure, next title is "japanese landing at Kota Bharu"
@@vectorhistoria7767 yess! im so excited waiting for that and maybe u can include 'Lieutenant Adnan' story for the Battle of Pasir Panjang at Singapore in other episodes
Poor strategic planning and underestimating the Japanese armed forces. 3 inf divs, an almost antiquated air force, a small naval component, guns pointing in the wrong direction, inexperienced troops, organization and command issues, etc. Just compare it to the array of forces the Japanese brought to the battle and we can draw conclusions, as presented in the video.
5:40 It's Expendable, not Expandable.
Now Am 1 year on full Ep
13:12 It's scientifically proven that more arrows means more chance of victory
Yes, i tried this in HOI4 and failed miserably....
Deal with china first
Get tank/bicycle division =minimal fuel
You just can't take'em on your own
you forgot invasion of ambon
its a terrible shame the british didn't used the germans and dutch kews as soe agents. They would manage to save a lot of lifes (soldiers and civilians) in malaya and singapore
battle of new guinea ww2 please
Yamashita was good commander
poor Yamashita😢
Yamashita is my favorite General :-)
Yamashita Not A Poor General But Rich One The Gold Still Missing Until Today