Japanese Fleet: How are they so unpredictable? American Fleet: They can't predict what we're doing if we don't know what we're doing Literally the entire American Navy
@@bananaboater9366 Even the graphics are horribly wrong, how could this channel be called "infographics" where they always talk about military history?
Alot of you don't know that the animation their using aren't from scratch instead they used images with this art style and just re animated it. If they were to digitally draw in their videos they wouldn't have the budget.
Hey.. if they can get the infographics reasonably correct for "Battle of Thermopylae - Spartans vs Persians", they can get them right for WWII, surely?
Japan: does banzai attacks on Allied troops USS Johnston: does basically a banzai attack on Admiral Kurita's fleet Admiral Kurita: surprised pikachu meme
My grandfather was a gunner on the battleship USS Maryland in WWII. He was in the battle of Leyte Gulf as well as all the major Pacific battles. To hear him tell the story of Leyte Gulf it was horrible for those men. He was also at the last stand of the Japanese where he said the took on 3500 kamikaze attacks in 2 days.
My grandfather was on board one of the landing craft during that battle , he never talked about it, the only reason I know is because of his service record and researching his ships movements after he died.
How'd he know it was 3500? Not being smart just curious, I'm fascinated by war and love to hear stories from those involved, much respect to you grandfather for being there in those times, I for one appreciate even the limited freedoms we have here in the U.S. cuz I know it's not like this elsewhere
Thank your grandfathers service to his country. BUT The USS Maryland was not at the major carrier battles of Coral Sea, Midway, Battle of the Phillipine Sea nor any of the Guadalcanal battles. She was not fast enough to keep up with the carriers. SO not ALL major Pacific battles. In the battle of Leyte Gulf the USS Maryland was only at the battle of Surigao Straits which was a relatively minor engagement involving lots of US ships beating up on two ancient japanese battleships and a handful of cruisers. USS Maryland was a slow (21 knots) battleship with old guns and not update radar. Major battles include Tarawa, Kwajalein, Saipan, Surigao straits and Okinawa.
I've always found the war between Japan and america to be an incredibly fascinating culture clash as well as a master class in strategy. A culture entirely devoted to reservation, submission, and honor up against one based on defiance blind courage and ingenuity, almost entirely opposite. And the tactics and results show on both sides
The u.s. had broken most of their codes. Pearl was in Dec '41. In June '42 midway happened. Midway was an American decisive victory in which the kedo butai was destroyed. That's 4 Japanese aircraft carriers. And it was kind of luck or happenstance. Although America had better damage control, anyway, after that it was a battle of attrition in which America was going to win since no one could match their production power. At the beginning, the Japanese had a very formidable navy. At the end, there has been no greater navy and there never will be than the United states in September of '45.
That and also seemingly USA used Bf-109 at Pacific, and Japanese had Slava Class guided missile cruisers decades before Soviets developing them, and a lot more similar things. Total mispronunciation of anything Japanese is a bonus :p
(This Joke Probably Is Not Funny Tbh) B-24? Naw Its Just A B-29 Using Cheat Codes To Diguise Itself Bf-109 Wildcat? Naw Just A Wildcat Using Cheat Codes F-84 Zero? Its Just Another Cheat Code *USA And JAPAN Having Modern Ships In World War 2?!?!?!* *ThAtS iLlEgAl*
Its normal, Sir Ryeven. I am relatively annoyed by Filipino's as well. To be more precise, the teenage boys who keep going on about "Mobile legends, Basketball" and all that.
Ah yes, I love when in 1944 modern warships like the Japanese Arleigh-Burke fought in the Battle of Leyte against the American Soviet Warship Admiral Kuznetsov.
Fun fact. When Admiral Burke toured the USS Arleigh Burke, he was asked if he would have liked to have her in WW2. His response was "if I had had one of these, there would not have been a WW2".
PLEASE DO A STORY ABOUT THE BATAAN DEATH MARCH. My grandpa had to endure this in ww2 I think it'll be very interesting for people to know what happened
@@Zero0Check5 mate I understand where you got that wrong it says its one of the largest naval battles in history but you typed it wrong try again but this time type in Largest naval battle in history. EDIT: Sorry I mean type in Largest naval battle
@@Zero0Check5 It's a very well known fact that the Battle of Leyte Gulf is the largest and most gratuitous naval battle in all of history with over 200,000 naval personnel compared to the Battle of Jutland's 100,000 naval personnel
My Great Grandpa was a Guerilla and fought in the mountains. Him and his group made it through the war while my other great grand father from my mothers side got shot in the head by a Japanese soldier when the war ended.
Most likely because when the war officially ended Filipinos hunted the remaining Japanese soldier like rats and the remaining ones were tortured to death to the point Filipino civilians felt slightly bad for them. Yeah that Japanese soldier must have been truly desperate
@@LuisBrito-ly1ko barely. Rockets did, but rockets imply unguided flight. air to air missiles were jusssssttt about functional, but we're far from seeing widespread use. The most common were the Germans v1 cruise missiles, and those were far from accurate enough to be useful in ship vs ship battles.
Midway: critically sinks Japan’s main carrier fleet that was threatening everything Leyte: sinks a bunch of battleships that have done nothing so far The infographic show: seems like we have a winner
“thinking an attack on his superior forces would be too suicidal” Looks like someone never heard about how we fought a suicidal war against the largest military in the world at the time and won our freedom
Lol im feeling annoyed when my fellow Pinoys say that, everytime.. Why dont they stut the fck up..theyre proud of evrything when they saw philippines, pinoys or anything that connected unto them.. my goodness..
My great grandfather Raul was in this battle he was on the destroyer the USS killin and he says his ship was the first ship to land a hit on the yamashiro battleship slowing it down for the rest of the “tin can fleet” I heard his story hundreds of times and it’s great to see this battle be brought more to light as it was a huge win for the allies.
i am a proud feminist and i have a vagaina xoxo only for the last 400 years. It can’t be denied that the last thousand of years the East dominated the world
@@ak9989HMAS Australia was hit 5 times by Kamikaze planes at Leyte Gulf and put out of action. What was it expected to do? Her sister, Canberra was torpedoed by the American navy during the Battle of the Coral Sea, so we did what we could. Presumably those 5 ships were under overall American command. Blame your own navy not ours. I'm also assuming you didn't see action there either...
While this was going on the Bataan death march was occuring. The Filipinos defended the country for about a year after the US left for Europe to fight there. Many Islands were overtaken but not the whole country completely. Given the circumstances they couldn’t do much unless you guys are talking about Filipino men in the US Navy which I’m sure there were (There were Filipino Americans even back then because the Islands were US territory)
You guys need to work on having a consistent visual medium throughout the length of your videos. It can get confusing or just be generally off-putting.
DayBot, I get what you’re saying and I don’t mean to imply that they should get ever meticulous detail down I just mean that the art that is used would be better if it was a matching medium. For example if you have a family guy art style next to a rick and morty style it’s off putting in that they are distinctly different.
The constantly changing art-style just screams laziness and reused assets. Don't get me wrong, reusing your assets isn't necessarily bad thing but if it affects the quality of the video it is.
My father was an officer on the USS Darter. This was quite the fight! The Darter ran aground,and the Dace rescued everyone. God bless all those who wear " the dolphins"...
My Dad was there, Radarman on USS COLUMBIA CL-56 Columbia returned to the Pacific, covering the landings at Peleliu and taking part in the Battle of Surigao Strait on the night of October 24-25 during the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Whilst covering the landings during the Lingayen Gulf invasion on January 6, 1945, she was struck by a kamikaze, and was further hit by a second kamikaze three days later while laying close to shore due to the prior damage. Under repairs until June 1945, Columbia returned to the Pacfic, participating in the Allied invasion of Borneo and serving in the East China Sea when Japan capitulated in mid-August.
@@No-ej5jz We participated in the campaign. The Filipino Resistance was still heavily active during this time. My point is, we did not participate in this particular battle
Im a filipino but im not proud of anything about this (cuz clearly nothing to be proud of here lol) only that im happy that america existed and opposed tyranny of other countries and pushed democracy.....what a godly deed
As a Filipino, I'm quite shocked that it wasn't taught to us in history. Heck, we didn't even got past the Spanish Era. All I remember in elementary was just Magellan and Lapu Lapu.
What? You sure you were listening bud? In highschool we mostly learn about Asia or World history so i don't really remember either but surely it must have been taught atleast in Elementary! My memories in school were mostly vague but I'm sure this is atleast in your textbook.
Actually we are taught more about Spanish to WWII era than precolonial Philippines which is a shame since more interesting alliances, battles, things happened before the Spanish and the first few centuries during the Spanish era
This video is a complete TEASE! You missed out on the ABSOLUTE BEST part of the Johnston's battle, the Johnston went SO HARD, was SO BRUTAL, and SO COURAGEOUS, that the Japanese ships passing it after it was hit had their sailors cheering, throwing food, and shouting, "Samurai, Samurai!" to the sailors on the Johnston, seeing their tenacity as an amazing feet of battle. They gave the captain Evans the Medal of Honor for that. Why did you omit that?
My great grandfather Samuel Walden was on the USS Pennsylvania during this battle. I just recently did a project at school for this battle. I wish I had seen this for the research.
Fun fact, 2 of the main guns of the USS Pennsylvania are on display in Boalsburg PA. Unfortunately, they are the only remaining part of that ship in existence.
Memes VS Article 13 its better, but still very bad... for example the takao looked like an early model of a furutaka. And theres still way too many modern missile cruisers
Agreed...as long as it's done right. Hollywood has a REAL bad habit of twisting things to suit their narrative, assigning people who have absolutely no idea about historical accuracy (i.e. Michael Bay; see "Pearl Harbor"), or who simply choose to cut out major pieces of the story (i.e. Roland Emmerich; see "Midway").
It makes me cringe how you care about a propeller on a plane that doesn't have a propeller. I'm SO SORRY that this youtube channel that makes so little money and is staffed by like 5 people, and pumps out 10 minute videos with great animation every like 4 days doesn't have completely accurate models.
oh boy diamonds maybe they should slow down their production and focus on quality more them. Because as someone who’s studied history for years, this is really painful to watch.
@@robot-he6nq it doesn't take a genius to know the infographics show messed up so many graphics, when they have graphics in their channel name you dumb duck
Guys stop complaining about the model not being accurate just appreciate their work and just be thankful because they share their knowledge about stuffs to us. Its not easy to animate and post every single day. _And congratulations for reaching 5 million subs!_
I think the Philippines was strategically the wiser choice: the islands are more easily landed on, the locals were still putting up an active resistance (Taiwan was with Japan even longer than the Philippines was with the US), and it offers more area to gain 🇵🇭
Its an american channel, as far as they know the world only started in 1776 and they were the first to do everything, invent everything and ve the biggest at everything! No one else matters
Thanks for the recap of the battle. Was a bit personal for me as my grandfather was an Avenger pilot aboard the Princeton. Luckily he survived and I heard his stories first hand. I am thankful to the strength of that generation.
This video is excellent in it's accuracy describing how vital Japan's oil supplies were. Once these were severed the war was lost with the only question being how long they could hold out. This story is rarely given the significance it deserves.
True... but be careful what you call accurate. This video also has Taiwan, North and South Korea labeled as countries (none of which existed at the time) and they use modern era ships in the animation. Take this more for entertainment purposes rather than historical accuracy.
Here in the Philippines, I sometimes walk along the shores of Palo and Eastern Samar, and stare out into the waters beyond, and wonder with awe at the area, one of the largest (if not the largest) naval battles in history was fought in these waters.
I've become fascinated with animated battle maps. It makes battles much easier to get the mind around. This was good enough for me to basically understand the battle, but gives little in the way of directions and spatial bearings. Constructive criticism only, and thanks for the knowledge. I look forward to exploring your channel.
My great grandfather was on the destroyer USS Johnston which sank during this battle. After being stranded in the water for over 50 hours he was rescued and awarded the Purple Heart.
@@AlwinBarbacena siguro Hindi sa video na ito pero kapag titignan mo yung ibang videos na may thumbnail o title na Philippines yung mga comment halos lahat proud to be Filipino o kaya Filipino pride, Sakin ayus lang pero mostly yung video napinanood ko na may Filipino content may ganung comment kaya obvious na nakaka irita din!
Second biggest allied force in the pacific and actually fight to protect the home front but I think this is the first time I have seen us mentioned in a video like this
I want a video of the entire history of WWII land air and sea Idc if its 30 hours long I will sit and watch it. It's absolutely insane what transpired over 6 years
If you're interested in this battle, James Hornfischer's The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors is totally recommended. A true David vs Goliath scenario
This really is one of those battles that is better explained with maps, given that the naval battle spanned half the length of an entire nation. These graphics just don't give a clear picture of what happened.
I don’t want to be “that guy” who points out that the maps depict a North and South Korea during 1942-1944 when, in fact, Korea wasn’t divided by the 38th parallel until after the war. …guess I am that guy 🤓
Thank you to all 5M+ subcribers! Love you all! ♥
Congrats but just improve your visuals in Naval ships
Congrats cause im learning more in your vids than school OMEGALUL
@@atrium6753 I agree. Is it so hard to use correct age/type of ships and subs...?
The Infographics Show thank you for giving me something to watch while I am at work not doing work!
Balázs Molnár yeah that's right but the information is only accurate
Imagine how better these historical videos would be if they had historically accurate models
FXRaptor62 got to love the bf 109 'wildcat' and the 'b-24 superfortress'
Sam Briggs especially the bf109 wildcat
It does bother me too
and er... no matter how I see the video, I still see modern US Navy and JMSDF ships...
plus accurate borders and flags.
Japan: Invents kamikaze
U.S.: Sails into the enemy in a suicide mission
Japan: Wait that's illegal…
Well it wasn't technically a suicide mission. Very high risk of death yes, but there were survivors.
There was a plan to do speedboats and tnt to hit ships
Not the same context.......
*baka bombs*
Funny that you mentioned that, saying the battle off samar happened just before the first kamikaze, with the victim being from the taffy 3 group
Japanese Fleet: How are they so unpredictable?
American Fleet: They can't predict what we're doing if we don't know what we're doing
Literally the entire American Navy
Selym japanese culture still struggles with individuality
WW2 problems require modern solutions.
Umm, no...
@@nghile3726 ok boomer
Funny, but not the case
Douglas mc arthur: I shall return
Japan : *sweats*
Heat
Japan: Your Profile pic
Mims
Infographics: **Uses Modern Warships in the Video**
WW2 Ships: Am i a Joke to you?
Lol
Lol
lol
Lel
Lel?
Accurate drawings: *exists*
Infographics: We don't do that here!
Do you know what infographic is?
@@bananaboater9366
Even the graphics are horribly wrong, how could this channel be called "infographics" where they always talk about military history?
Yeah. I love how they use those weird plane and boat drawings instead of accurate ww2 ones.
Alot of you don't know that the animation their using aren't from scratch instead they used images with this art style and just re animated it. If they were to digitally draw in their videos they wouldn't have the budget.
Hey.. if they can get the infographics reasonably correct for "Battle of Thermopylae - Spartans vs Persians", they can get them right for WWII, surely?
the american submarines be like "so anyway, i started blasting"
Bruh I went to Pearl Harbor in 2016 and went on the USS Missouri but I had no idea that it had done this
Merica!!! 🇺🇲
Hahaha... canons go brrrr....
gave this 666 likes... *just saying*
WOW
Why are Filipinos always going political in every comment section that I see?
This is history, not a political debate.
"Some"
@@guineapigdance3338 "Most"
History goes with politics, one way or another. You can't separate the two.
Biach it is
Lol
_THE MOST INTENSE BATTLE IN THE WORLD..._
*Article 13 vs. Memes*
A True battle
IKR! WE MUST FIGHT ARTICLE CRAPTEEN
*Names channel Memes vs article 13: the most epic battle ever*
The war has just begun. Begin initiating the memer phase!
T series vs pewdiepie
Japan: does banzai attacks on Allied troops
USS Johnston: does basically a banzai attack on Admiral Kurita's fleet
Admiral Kurita: surprised pikachu meme
perfect
You forgot Samuel B Roberts.
@@swordsman1_messer Nah, Samuel B Roberts doesn't do Banzai attacks, they simple walk up to the enemy.
Are u from Eu so you can’t used the meme so you have to type out the format.
No Menes allowed here this is Europe 2019 memes are a threat
"Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!"
Peter the Panda fate series? Gilgamesh?
Hahah
kung fu panda.. ty long speech to tigres
Nobody is worthy of the United States
@@cp12p1-vergarahughmcludelu9 Tai Long from Kung Fu Panda
My grandfather was a gunner on the battleship USS Maryland in WWII. He was in the battle of Leyte Gulf as well as all the major Pacific battles. To hear him tell the story of Leyte Gulf it was horrible for those men. He was also at the last stand of the Japanese where he said the took on 3500 kamikaze attacks in 2 days.
Thank u for your grandfather's service!
My grandfather was on board one of the landing craft during that battle , he never talked about it, the only reason I know is because of his service record and researching his ships movements after he died.
How'd he know it was 3500? Not being smart just curious, I'm fascinated by war and love to hear stories from those involved, much respect to you grandfather for being there in those times, I for one appreciate even the limited freedoms we have here in the U.S. cuz I know it's not like this elsewhere
Thank your grandfathers service to his country.
BUT The USS Maryland was not at the major carrier battles of Coral Sea, Midway, Battle of the Phillipine Sea nor any of the Guadalcanal battles. She was not fast enough to keep up with the carriers. SO not ALL major Pacific battles.
In the battle of Leyte Gulf the USS Maryland was only at the battle of Surigao Straits which was a relatively minor engagement involving lots of US ships beating up on two ancient japanese battleships and a handful of cruisers.
USS Maryland was a slow (21 knots) battleship with old guns and not update radar. Major battles include Tarawa, Kwajalein, Saipan, Surigao straits and Okinawa.
My grandfather was the best ! he drop the a-bomb on fking nagasaki💥
I've always found the war between Japan and america to be an incredibly fascinating culture clash as well as a master class in strategy. A culture entirely devoted to reservation, submission, and honor up against one based on defiance blind courage and ingenuity, almost entirely opposite. And the tactics and results show on both sides
Too bad they lost. I could of done more if i was the admiral of the ijn
@@JiaruiChen_ you would have been humiliated even quicker
YES WE AMERICANS ARE CRAZY FM LOL
The u.s. had broken most of their codes. Pearl was in Dec '41. In June '42 midway happened. Midway was an American decisive victory in which the kedo butai was destroyed. That's 4 Japanese aircraft carriers. And it was kind of luck or happenstance. Although America had better damage control, anyway, after that it was a battle of attrition in which America was going to win since no one could match their production power. At the beginning, the Japanese had a very formidable navy. At the end, there has been no greater navy and there never will be than the United states in September of '45.
Honor? Go ask the “comfort women” the Japanese used for their own sick amusement if they were shown any of that honor.
Phillippines be like: "T h i s I s f i n e"
@Smoothi yeah
@Smoothi Yes
@Smoothi ye
@Smoothi yeah
@Smoothi yeah
that b-29 looked suspiciously like a b-24 liberator
Correct
That and also seemingly USA used Bf-109 at Pacific, and Japanese had Slava Class guided missile cruisers decades before Soviets developing them, and a lot more similar things. Total mispronunciation of anything Japanese is a bonus :p
ErdenizS that bf-109 „wildcat“ made me so angry and oh gosh... the propeller driven f-84 „zero“ just wow I can’t take these vids seriously
(This Joke Probably Is Not Funny Tbh)
B-24? Naw Its Just A B-29 Using Cheat Codes To Diguise Itself
Bf-109 Wildcat? Naw Just A Wildcat Using Cheat Codes
F-84 Zero? Its Just Another Cheat Code
*USA And JAPAN Having Modern Ships In World War 2?!?!?!*
*ThAtS iLlEgAl*
*An F-15 In Spitfire Form*
Me: ok then
The Philippines is that one friend who keeps running back to an abusive relationship.
Or the one with many crazy exes
DONT INSULT US WERE INSRCURE.
I HAVE EYES AND IM NOT AFRAID TO CRY 😭😭😭😭
Dont insult the country of philippines you dont know how the filipino suffer.
@@Nirvana16 doesnt matter its still funny doe
@Some Random User Well, ur actually not kinda wrong-
interesting as usual!
Eyyyy wil! Gingawa m o dito hahahahahh
ikr
14 likes?!
50 likes lng kuya
Heje.
Comments:
10% iNacCurAtE dRAwiNgs
89% annoyed of proud Filipinos
1% proud Filipinos
Im annoyed by my own. Is it normal or not?
Its normal, Sir Ryeven.
I am relatively annoyed by Filipino's as well.
To be more precise, the teenage boys who keep going on about "Mobile legends, Basketball" and all that.
@@DZ-1987 Im 14. Annoyed by ML due to Internet problems.
Edit: Am 16, fck the opposition and government.
@@xirb-4007 hahahahhahaha
Talks about a b29 shows a picture of a b25
the moral of the story: never under estimate america's capacity for crazy
Where is Australia they only talk abou5t the us
Where is Australia they only talk abou5t the us
Where is Australia they only talk abou5t the us
Where is Australia they only talk abou5t the us
@@warhubnia164 Did you purposefully spam that?
Ah yes, I love when in 1944 modern warships like the Japanese Arleigh-Burke fought in the Battle of Leyte against the American Soviet Warship Admiral Kuznetsov.
🤣
Fun fact. When Admiral Burke toured the USS Arleigh Burke, he was asked if he would have liked to have her in WW2. His response was "if I had had one of these, there would not have been a WW2".
yeah dude 🤣
😂
What?
Correction: f4f wildcats were replaced in 1943 by the f4u corsair
Not all, some flew at Leyte. Most were replaced by F6F's actually. The F4U was the replacement largely for the Marine Corps F4F's.
0:12-0:13 When the Infographics Show shows modern warships instead of WW2 warships
0:18-0:19 and i thought it's a Super Tucano.
@@flipmanlet8982 i can identify 2 zumwalts, and a ticonderoga, but the other one idk what ship it is
Also F6F Hellcat
WW2 Naval battle
*shows modern ships
Historian: am i a joke to you
They did look like that you can even Google it
LoL 1940s are already Modern even 1900s
@@Krince he means today's warships
@@Krince Yes because we totally had high tech radar in the 40s you know it wasn't a British thing.
PLEASE DO A STORY ABOUT THE BATAAN DEATH MARCH. My grandpa had to endure this in ww2 I think it'll be very interesting for people to know what happened
I agree. The Bataan Death March isn't taught in school anymore.
does the bataan death march teach in American school?
@@blackdragoness21
Here in pH it was taught, but just not much detail
@@blackdragoness21 it is we learned that
They will not do that.
America and Japan fighting and Philippines be like ok stop you two just killing me
Hahahahah
australia, yelling: "stop it! stop it! he's already dead!"
The Philippines hated the Japanese.
@@bryantc2899 nope not anymore
@JAMES DARWIN L. BUTLER ?.? You don’t know look he s said ?
How can the "infographics show" have such inaccurate graphics???
Because they’re lazy
Cohort Corbett shut up
Hahaha...right?
@@gulpgo No u
Gooby ahah! No u
"Heavy cruiser Yamato"? Wasn't that the biggest battleship ever?
Its the infografics show. Do not expect accuracy
I just rewatched it again. They said battleship
Yup
Her sister bigger, stronger, and more durable.
@@lexex2550sunk easier though
when they say a b29 but show a b24 *face smake
Kerk 123 but they said b29.” Long range attacks from b29”
What’s a smake
@@Zero0Check5 where did you get this information because a quick Google search proves you wrong
@@Zero0Check5 mate I understand where you got that wrong it says its one of the largest naval battles in history but you typed it wrong try again but this time type in Largest naval battle in history.
EDIT: Sorry I mean type in Largest naval battle
@@Zero0Check5 It's a very well known fact that the Battle of Leyte Gulf is the largest and most gratuitous naval battle in all of history with over 200,000 naval personnel compared to the Battle of Jutland's 100,000 naval personnel
My Great Grandpa was a Guerilla and fought in the mountains. Him and his group made it through the war while my other great grand father from my mothers side got shot in the head by a Japanese soldier when the war ended.
Did they simply execute him?
Cool story bro
Most likely because when the war officially ended Filipinos hunted the remaining Japanese soldier like rats and the remaining ones were tortured to death to the point Filipino civilians felt slightly bad for them. Yeah that Japanese soldier must have been truly desperate
@@bmona7550 imagine having empathy for Japanese ww2 soldiers
@@amatmc8319 imagine having empathy for us soldiers.
Video about WW2.
*shows modern day warships*
*shows missiles*
**Are you kidding me?**
Grise Blacolar disgusting, I know
Korea?
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
hahahahahahahahahahahaha
Grise Blacolar
Missiles did exist in WW2
@@LuisBrito-ly1ko barely. Rockets did, but rockets imply unguided flight. air to air missiles were jusssssttt about functional, but we're far from seeing widespread use.
The most common were the Germans v1 cruise missiles, and those were far from accurate enough to be useful in ship vs ship battles.
Most insane naval battle: Glacier VS. Titanic
Lol
X Scrim most craziest one sided battle.
Even insane naval battle: Kid vs Belt
Not even a battle for the Glacier.
Corny
I'm a filipino myself and.......
*i think comments of my nationality are toxic, too.*
PrOuD to Be PiNoy! Mentality
@@fritzjustinparedes2197 No your race are worst than ours
True and its sad (I'm a pinay too)
@@megaprecorp1773 *BE PROUD THAT MOST OF US ARE TRASH TALKERS*
Proud being a cancer? What a lowlife
Japan: you cant defeat be
Filipino: youre right but he can
America: sup phillipines how are you
Mmm with our current president i dont think so
Kessler Magat hmm... don’t you think we should no longer rely on other countries to save us
@@bluedragonite5190 and our country has a strategic military value over the ocean
@Zhan Zhen barok english mo
@Zhan Zhen tf is that english
Midway: "I'm a classic, complicated US Navy battle."
Leyte and Taffy 3: "Hold my beer."
Midway: critically sinks Japan’s main carrier fleet that was threatening everything
Leyte: sinks a bunch of battleships that have done nothing so far
The infographic show: seems like we have a winner
@@luftwaffle4327 to be fair, while a major battle, Midway was each side trading air strikes. This was basically a session of World of Warships.
@@luftwaffle4327 check out the story of the taffy 3. They deserve every ounce of recognition they get and then some.
I’m glad u mentioned Australia most you tubers forget about Australia and the naval battles they fought in
I love Australian people ❤️
I worked at Telstra before.
I fully agree with what your saying... At least one America has acknowledged Australia🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Australia was America's main allies within the pacific theater if I remember correctly from history classes
Remember: Most if not all of the ships mentioned here are now Waifus.
Waifus from azur lane
The comment I've been looking for
Kancolle
Kongou best girl
Can we hit 1 million subs without any videos Burning Love!!!
“thinking an attack on his superior forces would be too suicidal”
Looks like someone never heard about how we fought a suicidal war against the largest military in the world at the time and won our freedom
Actually, the largest army at the time was the Prussians. The British did have the largest and best navy
Filipinos be like *sees video with the Philippines highlighted*
Comments *PROUD TO BE FILIPINO*
soupotato Im German but I’m everything but proud when I see a WW2 documentary
Ikr
Lol proud to be invaded haha
Lol im feeling annoyed when my fellow Pinoys say that, everytime.. Why dont they stut the fck up..theyre proud of evrything when they saw philippines, pinoys or anything that connected unto them.. my goodness..
@@joeland.4050 ikr
My great grandfather Raul was in this battle he was on the destroyer the USS killin and he says his ship was the first ship to land a hit on the yamashiro battleship slowing it down for the rest of the “tin can fleet” I heard his story hundreds of times and it’s great to see this battle be brought more to light as it was a huge win for the allies.
Thanks to the Philippines allies
My Great Uncle served in the Tin Can Fleet too he was on the Gambier Bay from the Taffy 3
Why great grandfather
It should be grandfather
My great grandfather served in the Battle of Corregidor and the Bataan Death March.
...
Wait what you mean "yamashiro"
Do you mean Yamato or another ship?
I am a Filipino and I literally live at that specific spot of Leyte.
You lived in Leyte, because??
@@rikuuuuamx1783 he birth this place heheheh
@@fitaderestaurantreo1431 i wonder how someone can give birth to a place
@@mr.hohenzollern5709 tf??? 😂
2:02 When your B24 has an identity crisis
In short- the Japanese tried to make a clever move, but in turn had a really bad day
The west wins again💪🏻
i am a proud feminist and i have a vagaina xoxo only for the last 400 years. It can’t be denied that the last thousand of years the East dominated the world
i am a proud feminist and i have a vagaina xoxo that’s why west rhymes with best
@@kasperknutsen8283 why is this happening under my comment?😂
Sounds like the entire story of Japan vs USA in WW2.
I love how the US and Australian ships are shown firing MISSILES at Japan from their modern destroyers way back in October 1944.
Australia had 5 ships that did nothing during this battle! Americans won it alone!
@@ak9989HMAS Australia was hit 5 times by Kamikaze planes at Leyte Gulf and put out of action. What was it expected to do? Her sister, Canberra was torpedoed by the American navy during the Battle of the Coral Sea, so we did what we could. Presumably those 5 ships were under overall American command. Blame your own navy not ours. I'm also assuming you didn't see action there either...
@@ak9989 Wrong. Both HMAS Shropshire and Arunta engaged ships of Nishimura's fleet at Surigao Strait.
It must've been hard for Philippines to just watch them fight
Maybe because the Philippines didn't have battle ships back then...so they can only help the Americans fight on land
@@kamee159 Yip
The Philippines was severely damage already.
wala pa si cardo kasi
While this was going on the Bataan death march was occuring. The Filipinos defended the country for about a year after the US left for Europe to fight there. Many Islands were overtaken but not the whole country completely. Given the circumstances they couldn’t do much unless you guys are talking about Filipino men in the US Navy which I’m sure there were (There were Filipino Americans even back then because the Islands were US territory)
Welcome to the Philippines!!
"*_gets blown up from naval mine_*"
😂😂
That's the rule be kind even if a bad guy approaches you
You guys need to work on having a consistent visual medium throughout the length of your videos. It can get confusing or just be generally off-putting.
DayBot, I get what you’re saying and I don’t mean to imply that they should get ever meticulous detail down I just mean that the art that is used would be better if it was a matching medium. For example if you have a family guy art style next to a rick and morty style it’s off putting in that they are distinctly different.
The constantly changing art-style just screams laziness and reused assets. Don't get me wrong, reusing your assets isn't necessarily bad thing but if it affects the quality of the video it is.
@DayBot Other channels have done the same without sacrificing accuracy and quality.
A show built around animation that can’t use accurate pictures?
Ikr, they will never learn
That's what you get if run an educational channel and upload daily. quantity over quality.
My dude if your triggered over the fact about there being no "accurate pictures" go watch the HISTORY CHANNEL
@@Munching he is watching a channel that does alot of history yet they cant get historically accurate models and half the time wrong facts
Clearly, you don't know anything about the term Infographic. lol
My father was an officer on the USS Darter. This was quite the fight! The Darter ran aground,and the Dace rescued everyone. God bless all those who wear " the dolphins"...
My Dad was there, Radarman on USS COLUMBIA CL-56 Columbia returned to the Pacific, covering the landings at Peleliu and taking part in the Battle of Surigao Strait on the night of October 24-25 during the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Whilst covering the landings during the Lingayen Gulf invasion on January 6, 1945, she was struck by a kamikaze, and was further hit by a second kamikaze three days later while laying close to shore due to the prior damage. Under repairs until June 1945, Columbia returned to the Pacfic, participating in the Allied invasion of Borneo and serving in the East China Sea when Japan capitulated in mid-August.
Dear Fellow Filipinos,
Don't be proud over anything because we did not even participate in this battle.
Imagine being proud just because your country got mentioned and nothing else.
We did participate, in land battle.
@@No-ej5jz
We participated in the campaign.
The Filipino Resistance was still heavily active during this time.
My point is, we did not participate in this particular battle
@Justin X
Yes.
But my point is, the Philippines did not participate in this battle.
Mga bano kase halatang konti lang ang laman ng utak mabanggit lang ang Philippines makikiproud na mga tanga
tfw there are no proud Filipino comments but tons of anti-proud Filipino comments.
Well... either way.. by the way.. I'm on my way.
becuz if they didn't criticize filipino, filipino won't stop commenting. Yes filipino ako!
We "anti proud filipinos" do that so that the "proud filipinos" won't begin their proud rampage across the comment section.
@@kinnerblade1373 oo tama ka
Hello, I love the Philippines. I'm going to visit MacArthur Memorial Park. My favorite place in the Phil is Western Samar :)
@@kinnerblade1373 u guys r filipino americans huh
Most Insane Battle in History : over proud filipinos vs anti over proud filipinos (who are also filipinos, but they're really "mature")
ulol wala tayong barkong inambag dito
@@rommelb.8070 basahin mo ulit ung comment
Talo parin tayo
@@rommelb.8070 ulol magbasa ka ulit
MGA BOBO!
-Atty. Gadon 2016
"why is the sun rising at 1 am"
"The Musashi sunk." Well that was quite down played
I immediately noticed
Ya know, these may have been the largest and strongest battleships in the world but who cares
-the infographic show
Pilipino dude:i will comment PROUD TO BE PILIPINO
*Video about a deadly war alot of people died of*
Im a filipino but im not proud of anything about this (cuz clearly nothing to be proud of here lol) only that im happy that america existed and opposed tyranny of other countries and pushed democracy.....what a godly deed
Leny Branzuela you’re making memes about *video of deadly war a lot of people died of*
Nope
So u are saying im proud that a lot of people died?
I'm sarcastic and I found this filipino.
4:52
“American wildcats”
*shows a BF109*
Nuh uh, it says f15 on the side! Lol
Wh
Fair enough
Japanese jets with propellers and American bf109s
What more could there be
“Leyte-“
Filipinos: Hey
My hometown. Mga waray upay. 😂
I am from philippines leyte
@@egggamingyt9272 me as well, Abuyog.
Nathan Ocampo
Im from the philippines Nueva Ecija
@@Dopamine621 Lol. DEEP Tagalog israel
My great uncle died on October 26, 1944. He was 22 years old. His name was Elden Maurice Hockey from Grand Rapids, Michigan.
What ship did he serve on?
I like how the wild cat is called a f-15 and is a bf-109
@The1Americanpride1 who cares
@The1Americanpride1 issa cartoon airplane
@The1Americanpride1 and the ships
B-29 drawn as a B-24.
Ballonie
I spent 2 years in the Philippines, and I went to Leyte Bay a few times.
Miss ko 'to
I also met a WW2 vet who described "kusog na geara" intense war.
As a Filipino, I'm quite shocked that it wasn't taught to us in history. Heck, we didn't even got past the Spanish Era. All I remember in elementary was just Magellan and Lapu Lapu.
In our subject in Marines basic school they taught us all of these and also in PMA.
baka di ka lang kasi nakikinig
What? You sure you were listening bud? In highschool we mostly learn about Asia or World history so i don't really remember either but surely it must have been taught atleast in Elementary! My memories in school were mostly vague but I'm sure this is atleast in your textbook.
Actually we are taught more about Spanish to WWII era than precolonial Philippines which is a shame since more interesting alliances, battles, things happened before the Spanish and the first few centuries during the Spanish era
You're just so dumb for not opening your book page by page. Hahah
I also heard death chargers when they are called depth charges
Same.
why does your picture look familiar
its deaf charges
This video is a complete TEASE! You missed out on the ABSOLUTE BEST part of the Johnston's battle, the Johnston went SO HARD, was SO BRUTAL, and SO COURAGEOUS, that the Japanese ships passing it after it was hit had their sailors cheering, throwing food, and shouting, "Samurai, Samurai!" to the sailors on the Johnston, seeing their tenacity as an amazing feet of battle. They gave the captain Evans the Medal of Honor for that. Why did you omit that?
Did that really happen? Cant find mention of it online
@@kennylee6499 also almost 100 men were eaten by sharks after the Johnston sank.
My great grandfather Samuel Walden was on the USS Pennsylvania during this battle. I just recently did a project at school for this battle. I wish I had seen this for the research.
I thank your great-grandfather for his service.
Fun fact, 2 of the main guns of the USS Pennsylvania are on display in Boalsburg PA. Unfortunately, they are the only remaining part of that ship in existence.
Look up History Channel Battle of Leyte Gulf on the "Dogfights" series, it was well made, although no mention of the Pennsylvania.
Nah man, sorry to say this video is 70% inaccurate
Definetly don't trust this channels factd
I hope Hollywood will create movie based on this, just like 2019 Midway
*sequel*
Much better ship design than on the Bismark video. Thanks for more detail and stuff! Also, congrats on 5 mil!
Edit: Thanks for noticing me! :)
Thanks!
Memes VS Article 13 its better, but still very bad... for example the takao looked like an early model of a furutaka. And theres still way too many modern missile cruisers
This is WW2. USE WW2 EQUIPMENT! *USE* *THEM* draw them, modern equipment made me sick
no , u
@@aceous99 yes u
@@jonathanh.4405 outstanding move
@@magniwalterbutnotwaltermag1479 finally we found a way to counter "no u" attack.
Hey the filipinos called, they said they want their drawing equipment back
Gotta love the Fighting Fletchers, the men on board them fought like no other and those little destroyers went above and beyond constantly!
This whole battle was a wild event, but the part involving taffy 3 (12:15) is pure insanity, the 5 minute ship guides guy covered it in detail.
... HOW CAN YOU GET SUCH SIMPLE FACTS AND GRAPHICS INCORRECT?!?!?!?!
Thank you for this. Having been to Leyte, I always wondered about this fight.
Ay verified
It would be awesome if a movie was made about the Naval Battle of Leyte!
Agreed...as long as it's done right. Hollywood has a REAL bad habit of twisting things to suit their narrative, assigning people who have absolutely no idea about historical accuracy (i.e. Michael Bay; see "Pearl Harbor"), or who simply choose to cut out major pieces of the story (i.e. Roland Emmerich; see "Midway").
Philipines: I've mastered the ability of standing so incredibly still. That i have become invisible
It make me cringe so hard when you use f84s with propellers and use modern ships
It makes me cringe how you care about a propeller on a plane that doesn't have a propeller. I'm SO SORRY that this youtube channel that makes so little money and is staffed by like 5 people, and pumps out 10 minute videos with great animation every like 4 days doesn't have completely accurate models.
oh boy diamonds maybe they should slow down their production and focus on quality more them. Because as someone who’s studied history for years, this is really painful to watch.
@@robot-he6nq demand your money back, and make your own
If there weren't inacuracies in the first 2 minutes, it wouldn't be an infographics video.
@@robot-he6nq it doesn't take a genius to know the infographics show messed up so many graphics, when they have graphics in their channel name you dumb duck
When you made a video that has had a Filipino content or something,your views will explode.
Ez money ez views
Meh, Indonesia is more magicall
Sturm Tiger Your opinion.
@@sturmtiger1508 your population is higher than Philippines, thats why.
@@lancetheking7524
Eh what?
Guys stop complaining about the model not being accurate just appreciate their work and just be thankful because they share their knowledge about stuffs to us. Its not easy to animate and post every single day.
_And congratulations for reaching 5 million subs!_
Bit hard to appreciate the factual mistakes they make though.
One way to describe this battle
Controlled chaos
nah, just chaos
I think the Philippines was strategically the wiser choice: the islands are more easily landed on, the locals were still putting up an active resistance (Taiwan was with Japan even longer than the Philippines was with the US), and it offers more area to gain 🇵🇭
Nah, Taiwan is the better choice.
@@stoneruler YES, OR ANY OTHER ALLIED CHINESE SHORE... WOULDVE SPARED THE MASSACRE OF MANILA
@@stoneruler Taiwan is too close to China and northern Philippines can be a military base to block any Chinese ships entering the Pacific
When the greatest Naval Battle doesn’t included Royal Navy: *Impossible*
Its an american channel, as far as they know the world only started in 1776 and they were the first to do everything, invent everything and ve the biggest at everything! No one else matters
@@martyndyson9501 Yep sadly lol
Wasn't Australia part of the Royal Navy still at this time? So technically it was
*Royal Australian Navy.
Actually, it depends who you ask. Many say it is Jutland, between the Royal Navy and the german high seas fleet
I like how all their models were not historically accurate and not even real planes
There were 2 planes that I recognised: The "B-29" (actually a B-24), and the "F4F Wildcat" (actually a BF-109)
Thanks for the recap of the battle. Was a bit personal for me as my grandfather was an Avenger pilot aboard the Princeton. Luckily he survived and I heard his stories first hand. I am thankful to the strength of that generation.
1:57 "B-29 Superfortress"
shows B-24 Liberator
Making people dumb in history
Hahahah yeah when i see that i was like i think thats not what we were talking about😅😅
StickmanBlubbles it’s like watching Pearl Harbor all over agin
*again
This video is excellent in it's accuracy describing how vital Japan's oil supplies were. Once these were severed the war was lost with the only question being how long they could hold out. This story is rarely given the significance it deserves.
True... but be careful what you call accurate. This video also has Taiwan, North and South Korea labeled as countries (none of which existed at the time) and they use modern era ships in the animation. Take this more for entertainment purposes rather than historical accuracy.
Here in the Philippines, I sometimes walk along the shores of Palo and Eastern Samar, and stare out into the waters beyond, and wonder with awe at the area, one of the largest (if not the largest) naval battles in history was fought in these waters.
Yeah I saw that too. It looks peaceful, but a brutal history
I've become fascinated with animated battle maps. It makes battles much easier to get the mind around. This was good enough for me to basically understand the battle, but gives little in the way of directions and spatial bearings. Constructive criticism only, and thanks for the knowledge. I look forward to exploring your channel.
My great grandfather was on the destroyer USS Johnston which sank during this battle. After being stranded in the water for over 50 hours he was rescued and awarded the Purple Heart.
Sad the comander died during the battle. Lead his men till the ship was sank
The side that used kamikaze attacks got blitzed by ships literally going on a suicide run lol gotta love the irony 😂
Filipinos be like
*EY WHOS FILIPINO HERE*
Don't @ me im Filipino too, its just hela annoying to see that.
it's very annoying
So far, wala pa naman akong nabasa na ganyang comment. Ikaw pa lang.
@@AlwinBarbacena hahahahhaha ganon nga eh
Kasi naa-amplify lang dahil din sa mga ganyang comment na "Filipinos be like", tayo lang gumagawa ng ganyang stereotype sa sarili natin.
@@AlwinBarbacena siguro Hindi sa video na ito pero kapag titignan mo yung ibang videos na may thumbnail o title na Philippines yung mga comment halos lahat proud to be Filipino o kaya Filipino pride, Sakin ayus lang pero mostly yung video napinanood ko na may Filipino content may ganung comment kaya obvious na nakaka irita din!
The words that i remember on this video:
*PHILIPINES,US,JAPANESE*
Lol
Oil
*DID SOMEONE SAY OIL?*
@@peacefullolvitp7893 No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Wow you mentioned Australia🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺...
Second biggest allied force in the pacific and actually fight to protect the home front but I think this is the first time I have seen us mentioned in a video like this
Nice to here us mentioned but I’m pretty sure Australia didn’t participate in that battle
Nice because my grandfather fought in that battle 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
How come there's still no Hollywood movie made about this?!
Try searching Midway Trailer
@@haisesasaki2140 that movie promises to be bad...
@@benjamintim3542 was decent
I agree! Dogfights series had a great episode on particle battle, focused more on the last half.
Yeah!! It would be a top grossed selling movie aside from midway 2019!😁
Congratulations infographics show for 5 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS
Thanks! ♥️
I want a video of the entire history of WWII land air and sea Idc if its 30 hours long I will sit and watch it. It's absolutely insane what transpired over 6 years
If you're interested in this battle, James Hornfischer's The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors is totally recommended. A true David vs Goliath scenario
Battle of taffy 3 and Guadalcanal are my favorites. Real, down to earth gun battles involving battleships. And the Yamato actually saw action.
*looks at thumbnail*
Me: that’s promising
*looks at planes*
Me: never mind
Absolutely love this channel. UA-cam adverts are destroying this platform
You know, in certain older civilized cultures, when men failed as entirely as you have, they would throw themselves on their swords.
I never thought there could be more inaccuracies than Pearl Harbor
Proud to be Pinoy 😂 😂
This really is one of those battles that is better explained with maps, given that the naval battle spanned half the length of an entire nation. These graphics just don't give a clear picture of what happened.
So many wrong graphics...
Post-1959 US flag, modern ships, current international boundaries, generic planes, slant eyes?
Plus the wrong Japanese flag
Yamato, Musashi, Nagato and Fuso aint no destroyers
The flag of modern Japan is used to not arise controversial debates
They have to keep things within a budget.
I don’t want to be “that guy” who points out that the maps depict a North and South Korea during 1942-1944 when, in fact, Korea wasn’t divided by the 38th parallel until after the war.
…guess I am that guy 🤓