Nagumo's Flagship Was About To Meet Her Demise By The Americans (Ep. 16)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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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 16
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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Absolutely priceless history of what it took to ensure Freedom prospered in a world run largely by Totalitarians. Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.
Thanks! I am addicted to this series.
B-17s never fail to disappoint, lol.
Very informative! Thank you. 👍👍👍👍
Thanks!
What a great series! I bought you some coffee, thanks!
This business of the Japanese senior staff trying to one-up each other by offering themselves up one by one as self sacrifices to the “war gods” or whatever, is so mind numbing stupid I can hardly believe it. This misplaced sense of, what I guess they considered “honor”, is so inexcusably wasteful of the ONLY thing the Japanese won that day- hard earned experience. You can only learn from your mistakes if you do better next time. With all this knowledge sent to the bottom of the ocean they’d only be dooming themselves to repeated losses of a similar variety. Fortunately (unfortunately) they seem to have stopped themselves before it got to that point. But I have a feeling that a huge number of mistakes made during this war can be accounted for by the hubris of “destiny”, and the utter panic and incomprehension that followed when destiny failed to materialize.
The Bataan death march, The rape of Nanking, the Bonsai human wave attacks. Shall I go on? Their atrocities were beyond count. Inscrutable--for a reason.
And the massacre of the Australian nurses and wounded soldiers on Bangka Island. Never forget, never.
This has some good detail!
Is that a pic of Yorktown at Midway?
Why is the AI reading the line or paragraph numbers today? Lol. 129.
It's astounding to this retired developer that todays tech possesses all types of 'gee whiz' functionality but can't be coded to perform the most basic of checks.
@ferngrows6740 the best explanation I've heard is that these are dumbed down sample programs. That explains why they occasionally lapse into atrocious pronunciation.
the content is so solid, but the mispronunciations, paragraph numbers being read and other errors seriously degrade the overall quality
Good morning the way from Tuxedo.