The Americans Knew Our Battle Plans In Advance We Stood No Chance (Ep. 6)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
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Step back in time with this compelling documentary that delves into the life and experiences of a Japanese torpedo bomber pilot during the Second World War. Through a combination of historical footage, expert interviews, and dramatized memoir readings, this video paints a vivid picture of the challenges, strategies, and personal struggles faced by these pilots. Explore the intense training, deadly missions, and the impact of the war on both individual lives and broader military tactics. Join us as we uncover the stories of courage and conflict from the skies of the Pacific Theater, offering a unique perspective on the war that shaped the modern world. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those eager to learn about the human aspects of warfare.
This is part 6
Entire playlist: • Memoirs Of A Japanese ...
Part 1: • Japanese Pilot Trainin...
Part 2: • We Attacked The Chines...
Part 3: • We Are Going To War Wi...
Part 4: • We Took Down 222 Ameri...
Part 5: • My Plane Was Armed Wit...
Part 6: • The Americans Knew Our...
Part 7: • Our Forces Had Sunk Fo...
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The most accurate renditions of battle ever presented . Thank You
It's not over . . .
Interesting how nonchalantly he describes the cold blooded murder of the two captive pilots. Very gallant.
I’m relieved I’m not the only one to notice this brutal, cruel, cowardly, hateful, and remorseless murder of two Navy flyers. Especially in the face of such carnage and humble impotence. He mourns empathetically with tears for his severely wounded comrades yet mentions a hateful cowardly murder of the flyers so casually.
These guys really hated Americans .
@@dennisivan85or Hiroshima
Yeah, you feel a lot of sympathy for them right up until that point…
In Texas German prisoners of war used to come back and hold reunions, for years! They only stopped when they got too old.
@@chrisanderson5317 or Nanking
Perhaps it was stuff like this, Nanking, the Bhutan death march, Korean cultural cleansing to name just a few examples is why they got Hiroshima.
Thanks for these war stories. Much appreciated.
At the age of six I met my first Marine!! He had been in combat at the Canal suffering from Malaria!!!
Fuchita's timeline is proven false by flight records offloaded during the sinking of the carriers at Midway. Jonayhan Parshall wrote extensively on it. Japanese veterans concur.
Would not have mattered. The USA rolled up on Okinawa with twenty carriers.
That's what happens when you piss America off with a sneak attack!
Fix the A.I.
What’s wrong with it . Other than reading numbers individually along with say LB’s instead of pounds. It’s how they have written the script, not the AI’s fault . Garbage in garbage out
Use human voice
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Great American intelligence, brave American pilots, many giving the last full measure. Mistakes happen, in war, and fortunately, the Japanese made more mistakes than the Americans. Midway as close but American won and it was a turning point, in the war.
Americans broke the Japanese code, thats the key to the American victory
Thanks!
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I have listened to dozens of these. Did these guys ever eat anything other than rice!!!? Even when they call it something else, it's rice! One moretiny point that shows how much better Americans had it.
No Icecream either. USN staple later in the war
Rice was their potatoes and fish their beef and chicken.
By ww2, i dont think anyone in the world ate as well americans did
"Kharmic retribution"? That doesn't sound like an authentic thought of a soldier/sailor/airman at war & witnessing the terrible deaths of his countrymen with his own risk of dying very high.
It’s certainly the translation of a Japanese concept without a direct English counterpart. Hence the awkward verbosity
There are a lot of awkward translations from Japanese to English in this video, as Mr Jeff pointed out.
. Shinto concepts do not have a direct corollary in English.
@@BeardsleyMark One of my all time favorite translations into English is from Greek, in Richmond Lattimore’s translation of The Iliad. “An unlooked for evil thing (befell him). The opposite of karmic retribution. Wholly undeserved
What US battleship was in Yorktown's group? Don't think so.
Well prepared, Na, alerted Ya
SOUNDS LIKE WHAT YOU PEOPLE DID AT PEARL HARBOR !
It’s a bit strange how the narrator, which I assume is software, can pronounce Japanese names pretty well but screws up basic English words.
Written by chinese?
My theory is that, the Japanese names are spelled out phonetically in English making them easier for AI to pronounce. English has a lot of variations that causes similar words to be pronounced differently, making it hard for AI. At the same time however. This video seems to be one of the worst from this channel that I have heard, so far. It's like the AI is getting worse.
@macmcgee5116 hahahaha. Or they rented a cheaper one... computer speech beck when i was in school was phinetic, too. Trouble is, the same spelling can be enunciated several ways to mean something else..
Read read red 8)
@macmcgee5116 i dont know japanese.. i am sure the english rendering is not always exact since there is no la guage that uses all the phonetics of all languages... spanish makes me gargle and hebrew on others makes me hawker to spit.. never could master any language, even english
A great account!
Onigiri 13 is one of my favourites. But onigiri 5 is more delicious, imo.
Is this a podcast?
AI voice that is not irritating
Say what u want... God knew their plans, so He scattered the alli planes to keep their carriers died up
The US sort of suspected Midway but they weren't sure. If they had known, they would have fortified Midway better. They didn't handle the attacks in an orderly way which kept the Japanese from launching another attack ironically. There was a lot of bad timing on the part of the Japanese. The Japanese trusted their codes too well. Seriously, what was there to figure out? Midway was a major target.
This is ridiculous! I ensured far too many commercials including a 16 minute one only to have the narrative end unfinished. That's it, I'm done...
It's part of a series. Check the description of the other parts
Lmao watch the next video
What in the world are commercials? I use adblock on my computer and mobile. Learn how to use UA-cam...
@@nothingelse1520 Exactly
I use Adblocker plus, no ads - none, and its free.
Yanks have always gone overboard
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When you have God on your side. The enemy will never stand a chance. Read the Bible before you wage wars against God’s Annointed.
If that’s true, WTF happened in Vietnam?