The Bravery Of The American Sailors And Pilots Won The Battle Of Midway (Ep. 18)

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In the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean, during the dark days of World War II, a monumental battle unfolded-a battle that would alter the course of history. Welcome to The Untold Story of the Battle of Midway, a riveting video series that takes you deep into the heart of this epic confrontation.
This is part 18
Part 1: • American Ships Would N...
Part 2: • Admiral Nimitz Was In ...
Part 3: • Doolittle Raid's Victo...
Part 4: • The Japanese Zero Figh...
Part 5: • The American Pilots We...
Part 6: • If The Americans Sink ...
Part 7: • The American Twin Engi...
Part 8: • The Japanese Pilots Sh...
Part 9: • The American Fighter P...
Part 10: • The Americans Tactical...
Part 11: • The Japanese Naval Shi...
Part 12: • Kido Butai Lost 25% Of...
Part 13: • Nagumo Clearly Wanted ...
Part 14: • Yamaguchi Studied All ...
Part 15: • The Americans Have Sun...
Part 16: • Nagumo's Flagship Was ...
Part 17: • The Japanese Failed To...
Part 18: • The Bravery Of The Ame...
Part 19: • The American Naval Tec...
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[@WW2Stories1]

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[@jamesdallas1493]

Very informative, thanks! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@CocoaBeachLiving]

I wonder who is writing this. I enjoy the narration and I appreciate the prose, as well as the story telling of historical events. Very engaging. God I hope it's not an AI author 😉😂

[@Bob.W.]

Thx. Parshall and Tully do a good analysis, but I still feel that there was a good deal of luck involved. It was a close run thing.

[@BillSmith-ut5li]

I always hear the Stories of the skill and bravery of the Japanese pilots in the beginning of the War.And And how they were shot down later in the war.And that's why the japanese for so bad off. Let's remember in midway.There were no hell cats. American pilots for fighting with.
Support equipment that performance was way below the lot of the Japanese. No wonder it was such a turkey shoot in The marianas. Also remember, these were non veteran pilot's going up against very experienced.Japanese pilots that have been fighting for several years in china.

[@ronaldfinkelstein6335]

Kido Butai. Pronounced Key-dough.Boo-tie. Not Kid Butai, The latter sounds like a young Japanese Flyweight Boxer!

[@MP-zf7kg]

Economics fed into most of the Japanese planning and reluctance to change those plans. Combined with natural conservatism and the national obedience to structure that left little room for adaptation or even cancellation. It is really remarkable that Japan cancelled the physical invasion of Midway.
As to Japan's desire for the Big Battle, it's odd how they, a racist nation, vastly underestimated just how racist the US was (is), and how that racism made US resolve for retribution ironclad. There was zero way the US would negotiate or sue for peace. While the IS govt did indeed push Japan into war, the US people were galvanized by Pearl Harbor. The turning point of the war vs Japan was Pearl Harbor, because it focused American industry on war production. As this series of videos states, the outcome was inevitable once the US was online.

[@gregorygverdin9118]

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