What A Great Blow To The Japanese By The Americans
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- (Part : 4) Dive into the heart-pounding drama of the Battle of Iron Bottom Bay, a pivotal World War II showdown! Witness Admiral Mikawa's surprise assault that sends Allied forces reeling, sparking an epic naval clash with the fate of the war hanging in the balance.
Experience the intense battle as Allied ships valiantly defend Iron Bottom Bay against overwhelming odds, facing off against heavily armed Japanese cruisers. Amidst the chaos, commanders race to adapt, while unsung heroes rise to the challenge in the heat of battle.
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(Part : 4) Ladies and Gentlemen Let's witness the dramatic events of the Battle of Iron Bottom Bay, a pivotal moment in World War II's Pacific Theater, in this gripping UA-cam video. Join us as we delve into the chaos and intensity of this historic naval engagement.
Admiral Mikawa's cunning surprise attack catches the Allied forces off guard as they defend Iron Bottom Bay. Japanese cruisers, armed with torpedoes and firepower, unleash a relentless assault, plunging the bay into chaos and destruction.
Experience the heart-pounding action as Allied ships, including the Southern and Northern Forces, fight desperately against overwhelming odds. Amidst flames and explosions, commanders struggle to adapt and respond to the ferocity of the Japanese onslaught.
Follow General Vandegrift's courageous efforts to assess the situation, even as he faces injury, while Admiral Crutchley grapples with the uncertainty of assigning blame for the unfolding disaster.
This video captures the tension and drama of one of World War II's most significant battles, revealing its profound impact on the course of the conflict in the Pacific. Don't miss out on this immersive journey into history.
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You can’t mess with the Coca-Cola Company, Saburo.
Adm Fletcher and Turner learned hard lessons along with rest of US Navy in the Guadalcanal operation along with General Vandergriff.
Great recounting of momentous Events. The fate of the world hangs in balance...
The Battle of Savo Island (aka Iron B Bay) is an incredible story, & shows that the Allies had -- to put it mildly -- quite a bit to learn from the IJN. The story of the communications muck-up is an epic tale of military blundering. The IJN at this time was just superbly trained ... for example, a Japanese carrier could launch a full strike in a little over 20 minutes; I've read that -- at Midway -- the Hornet took an hour to do the same, and even then most of their planes flew off in the wrong direction. Great post: thanks.
At this time, Japan had more practice. They had been at war in China for 7 years.
Plus bureaucrats didn't see the need in wasting money on drills, when the US was an isolationist country at the time. That is also why our torpedoes were useless at the beginning of the war.
@@StacyBaldwin-qv5cj My God! What was it? The Mark 14 torpedo? How many Yankee submariners died because their torpedoes would miss, hit but fail to explode, or circle back and sink themselves? A truly tragic story.
@@Laurencemardon the point I was making good sir, is they weren't better trained, they had more experience. There is a difference.
34:20 "A Japanese may be cruel but he is never rude"........well there's half an admission.
I am totally addicted to and captivated by all of these "audio book" videos in your series - flaws and all
But this Guadalcanal series is the best - I await every day for the next installment
Please tell us what book this is being read
US airplanes did not use 6.5mm machine guns.
IT NEVER HAPPED THERE WERE NO AVENGERS IN THAT AREA ON THAT DAY. THEY WE DAUNTLESS AND NONE WERE ASHT DOWN OR HIT.HE WAS A GOOD PILOT,BUT ALSO A GREAT IMAGINATION!
Thought it was called "Iron Bottom Sound"?
Doing my part for the algorithm.
The Hudsons' not reporting in a timely fashion should have brought a courts martial for those clowns. Having tea!!!
A very famous dogfight!
Thx.
Hellcats had 12.7mm or 50cal weapons not 6.5mm
Think it was 6 .50 cal
This book gets a lot of facts incorrect but I just wanted to note that a lot of people signed up for the Marines because I thought it'd be easier to fight the Japanese than the Nazis... close call but I believe I would have rather fought in Europe
Not to mention the stormed islands that they could have left to rot on the vine and let the people starve rather than having Marines killed to take the islands
It's not about facts when it's from someone's retelling of what they saw and went through
love to your source on that. Because I have never heard that before and I have studied WW2 for over 50 years
Grassy Knoll? Hmmm...
Loving these storys
It’s too bad Japan 🇯🇵 was ruled by War Lords.
The campaign was flawed by divided USN comand.
actually the problem was at many levels. The Combined Staff of US and British officers put unreasonable demands compared to the forces they supplied for the tasks
Ghormley was a good officer but not suited for that duty.
If you really wand to know the complete story read Richard Franks Guadalcanal; published after all the documents were either declassified on the US side and translated on the Japanese side.
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