American Pilots Skillfully Destroyed The Yamato
(Last Part) Dive into the gripping world of Japanese destroyer captains during World War II in this video. Explore the challenges, strategies, and personal stories of these naval commanders as they navigate the tumultuous waters of war. Gain a deeper understanding of the role these captains played in one of history's most significant conflicts and the impact of their decisions on naval warfare. Discover the courage, ingenuity, and sacrifice of these individuals in the face of formidable challenges. Whether you're a history buff or simply intrigued by tales of leadership under pressure, this tale offers a compelling glimpse into the lives of Japanese naval officers during WWII. #america #japan #ww2 #audiobook
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The Yamato was obsolete while on the drafting table. Emperor Hirohito was completely responsible for these deaths when he asked is there no navy left to fight? These people who died could have survived and returned to their families.
@Wartalesuncharted
3 ай бұрын
You are right Sir.
@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe
3 ай бұрын
FDR and Churchill as well.
@stischer47
3 ай бұрын
@@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe Say what?
@patrickhenry2845
3 ай бұрын
The German Bismarck was the same thing. Hitler didn't want any showboating of the Bismarck after it sank the HMS Hood. Both England and Germany had no air cover to protect their signature Battleships. The HMS Hood was not a modern battleship anyway. The Germans left the survivors to die. The British reciprocated the same when the Bismarck was sunk.
@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe
3 ай бұрын
@@patrickhenry2845 Battleships obsolete at Jutland. Everyone built them anyway. Iowa class protected the carriers. From what?
Perfect example of air power against surface ships. And to think that just twenty-odd years before all the brass, at least most of the USN admirals, scoffed at the suggestion that an aeroplane could take out a warship!
wow, not many people can breathe in seawater and then immediately take in air and live
Japan started war against the the US with 50 times more industrial power . The Japanese war crimes were some the worse all war crimes are bad but war is terrible business. Prayers to all soldiers on both sides hoping this planet never sees total world war again. 🙏
@Kitiwake
2 ай бұрын
The reason for the war was that the US ceased to supply oil and all scrap metal to Japan which was 96% of all raw material war supplies to Japan. So I doubt that comment.
Thx. The Last Stand of IJN Yahagi and Tameichi Hara.
Before becoming Emperor -with only 20 years- Hirohiti visited Europe shortly after WW1, had peaceful thoughts called therefore his reigning time "enlightened peace". But: Culturally he was not able to put his authority against his nationalist military. He as emperor was abused by them as trophy and cause to fight for, had never the mindset to fight against this nationalism, was not and did not want to be informed about all the crimes commited by his military. So he was responsible and survived only because of the fear of Stalin.
do you need a key to start a war ship?
Hundreds and hundreds of planes. 13 torpedo hits.
@briandstephmoore4910
2 ай бұрын
Never heard of accuracy by volume? Check hit rates for all nations in ww2 it’s a lot harder than it seems 80 years later
@markprange2430
2 ай бұрын
@@briandstephmoore4910: 13 is a large number.
Is this AI generated? I.e. fictional albeit based on real events?
@falanglao01
2 ай бұрын
The story of Captain Hara is true, he wrote a book about his war, he was the only IJN destroyer captain to survive while serving in the whole war from the beginning to the end, you can google him. It's just AI-read, obviously. And the JFK episode at the end seems to be from another book, has no bearing,, obviously someone fed the AI trader with a couple of wrong pages.
All the zooming in and out and panning all over the place doesn't make for good video. All the yelling reminds me of what a famous coach said, "When you make it into the end zone, make it look like you've been there before."