Thanks for having us, friend-it was a pleasure ❤‍🔥

@dalekemperor4407

Жыл бұрын

When kantai destruction pt. 69

@NutTapActual

Жыл бұрын

Of course it’s an anime profile picture

@seanyamashita2972

Жыл бұрын

@@NutTapActual it's literally the weeb pillow he blasts in he video that's riddled in bullet holes lmao

@NutTapActual

Жыл бұрын

@@seanyamashita2972I see red, not rationally

@SonOfTegz

Жыл бұрын

of course its you lol

These guys are absolutely rockin with the IJA uniforms.

@fuzzyhead878

Жыл бұрын

I agree 100%

@erickrapa7939

Жыл бұрын

I need to rock it too

"its not like we're going out there doing Unit 731" , that had me dying

@imperiumgrim4717

Жыл бұрын

LOL

These guys are a service to history. It's always a good day when misunderstood or underexplored areas and moments in history get some exposure.

Actually out surviving on Okinawa in this kit is pretty insane and impressive tbh

Not Japanese, but the premise is badass, historical friend or foe aside.

@erikhoryza9068

Жыл бұрын

Same here, and understanding all history is educational, is my go to.👍🏻Very cool they're here in the U.S. I hope to see interest in their group grow into something much larger. A foundation or the like.

Extremely impressive to go to that level of research and archival detail, mad props to their organization.

I was part of a huge reenactment of Iwo Jima in Doss Texas for one of the anniversaries back in the mid 2000s, they even flew in approximately 80 Japanese reenactors....those reenactors were absolute studs, speaking japanese, never out of character, etc. Great memories and we even made the Houston Chronicle. I was a corpsman in the reenactment and had an absolute blast.

It was really cool you just kinda let them talk about what they do and know

No I’m totally not sitting on the toilet eating a beer watching this 😅

@TheMrSomecheesyname

Жыл бұрын

How old is that beer dude?!

@bfchristianbf

Жыл бұрын

​@@TheMrSomecheesynamebrother,we eat our drinks here,no girly sipping

I’m of Taiwanese/Chinese descent. Despite my family’s…admittedly graphic…history with the Japanese Empire, I think this is a really cool reenactment topic. I heard about these guys a few months back and I think they’re stuff looks awesome! More power to these guys. They have my support. Now if we could get some ROC reenactors… Edit: Just visited their instagram, there are in fact ROC reenactment groups apparently!

@Waldemarvonanhalt

Жыл бұрын

Taiwan at the time was viewed as a "model colony" of Japan and IIRC quite a few Chinese people from the island served in the IJN/IJA.

@fuzzyhead878

Жыл бұрын

@@Waldemarvonanhalt My ancestors were ROC loyalists. I say Taiwan because that’s where the ROC evacuated to postwar. I’m not saying you’re wrong. But that wasn’t the point I was making.

@Waldemarvonanhalt

Жыл бұрын

@@fuzzyhead878 I know. I'm just adding some info for the benefit of other readers.

@fancylogic5285

Жыл бұрын

we'll be hosting a China Front event with our friends in the 88D in 2024 :)

@fuzzyhead878

Жыл бұрын

@@Waldemarvonanhalt Oh that’s fine. Sorry, I’ve had bad luck lately with the internet mob lately. I’ll say the least controversial things and I get page-long responses about how I’m naive or a sellout or something.

Rich historical textures, dedication, very fascinating.

This is so freaking dope. I study a lot of WWII history and never get enough info on the IJA side. This is awesome.

This could have been two hours and I'd still gladly watch every bit of it. Love seeing young, enthusiastic historians!

@jo1948

Жыл бұрын

yes. I wish it was longer. I don't know anything about Japanese kit

I love their dedication to the history. Especially the whole bit about not wanting people that are overweight or will wear the uniform sloppily. Historically, it is the Emperors uniform, so it must be worn with pride and respect. Absolutely loved it!!

this gives off spicy war crimes vibes

@raypaulkidz1063

Жыл бұрын

Lol👍👍👍

I especially love the way they captured the authentic Japanese barrel cacti native to the southwest island of Okizona.

These guys definitely need their own channel. I hope they make one. Or at least you get them back on a couple more times, or they make the rounds and get on other peoples channels. I meed more of them. That nerdy humor.

@WHO-xi4zp

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully they’ll do another kantai destruction and give the anime girls the emperors steel.

@SneakyMadlad

Жыл бұрын

wait- i think these guys are the same ones from the video Kantai Destruction

@fancylogic5285

Жыл бұрын

@@SneakyMadlad indeed

Bro this is so underrated, shout out to the reenactors on this video!

This was a dope deep dive. I never knew they had IJA reenactment squad's.

I heard from the C&Rsenal video on the type 38 that the noisy dust cover myth comes from when the American soldiers had to dump all the parts together for some reason (being used to interchangeable parts,) they reassembled them with mismatching components. This lead to the clangy dust cover myth as they were originally fitted very well to the specific gun.

I am so happy you are doing this.

Not really big into reenactment, but the attention to detail and respect they have for history is unreal. Respect to them and keep rockin

I have a close friend, shobu, who does IJA/IJN reenacting and its very dedicated honestly, these people are very informational and love explaining it. I highly reccomend anyone going to a living history event or reenactment to always talk to the IJA/IJN guys, especially if they are young. older ones are like any old reenactors but the young ones are the true fire bearers of the IJA/IJN history now.

@showaboogaloo

Жыл бұрын

Shobu came out with us for our Manchuria 1945 event. A very chill guy 🫡

@m00se37

Жыл бұрын

@@showaboogaloo he is a wacky lil critter

@Markovite

Жыл бұрын

Shobu the eternal homie

@longiusaescius2537

9 ай бұрын

Chad

My uncle fought against the Japanese at Guadalcanal. At first the family back home only knew he was somewhere in the Pacific. Any correspondence home that mentioned where he was stationed was censored so that if the letters fell into enemy hands the enemy could not get an estimate of troop strength. Then the family noticed that his letters home were all signed with a different middle initial in his name. They put the letters in chronological order and the middle initials began to spell out G U A D A L C A N A L.

I would like to have more details on that Indochina part, were the japanese soldiers were re-armed by ww2 allies to fight against the vietminh. When the French arrived they actually thought that they were fighting against remnants of the IJA where in fact they were engaging the vietminh.

@fancylogic5285

Жыл бұрын

The funniest ones were the IJ guys who joined the VM forces and ended up fighting remobilized IJ dudes who were conscripted by the western armies. It's literally the Charlie and Mac "always sunny" meme.😂

@kaitai5900

2 күн бұрын

Indonesia. Initially kept in barracks and not de-armed and still officered by their own, then used by the British and Dutch to quell initial uprisings. Then, many IJA units that had good relations with their Indonesian trainee troops purposely left their weapons and ordinance for the Indonesian freedom fighters to fight the Dutch. Several thousand IJA and IJN staid behind to train, fight, and lead Indonesian National forces. Several hundred were killed in fighting and listed as Indonesia National heroes. There is a huge monument to them in Jakarta at their national cemetery (Arlington equivalent). Many hundreds staid behind after the anti Dutch colonial war to make lives there in Indonesia. The Indonesian Navy was basically formed and encultured to a certain degree by those left behinds. Vietnamese Viet Minh forces as well had hundred of voluntary stay behinds as well fighting the colonial French. Though most of those were killed or were repatriated at some point.

This video is so damn cool! As a former reenactor I perfectly know the dedication needed, and they are topping it! Really great work!

Amazing episode. More LARP units plz..

Dude wow. These guys are so sick. I wish more people would do IJA kits. It’s so much more interesting than German impressions in my opinion.

07:50 fun fact there was a Japanese Wermacht unit and also some asian were in the army example the son of the China leader Chang Kai Sheck was driving Panzer and was partecipate to the anschuluss

@imperiumgrim4717

Жыл бұрын

Really, that's based and cool af, to be honest

Solid impressions! I love the level of research they dived into.

I believe people in general are beginning to forget about the intensity of WWII and the lessons learned. I'm all about this direct representation of history being available. Wonderful work.

Epic mic holder, and hitting with a unit 731 joke off the bat is great

These guys are great,love re-enacting. I did American civil war for years and the group I belonged to were hardcore, down to the salt pork and hardtack sleeping on the ground with nothing but a blanket. Hats off to you guys !!!

@fuzzyhead878

Жыл бұрын

That’s really cool! I remember seeing hardtack samples in the maritime museum in Norfolk, Virginia. That still haunts me knowing people had to eat that. I really hope you guys ate yours with stew or some other form of liquid.

There's nothing better than watching someone enthusiastic in their craft "geek out." They were well informed, well spoken, and entertaining. Bravo!

gonna buy some ammo boxes just becuz i love collecting historical pieces and reproduction items glad to have seen these guys on here and i hope admin can find more groups like these to incorporate into the channels

Awesome video as always

Awesome job🙌

Very cool guys thanks for doing the vid

That was awesome! Hope to see more in the future

Fantastic video. Much appreciated.

very cool, really enjoyed this

Loved both videos. These dudes were so cool!

Awesome topic and video.

More of this type of content man, this was great

This was awesome. Love seeing more reenactor/history content.

this is really cool peak behind the scenes on this kind of stuff.

Very interesting and informative, thank you Admin for having them on! Thank you reenactors for coming on

Love what you have done with the cannel Admin 🙌

very cool, insightful!!! thx admin

Thanks for having these guys on. It was really interesting!

Very interesting and I learned a lot. Good video.

Your best video yet!!!

Great video, love this stuff and admire the dedication of these guys.

This was awesome. It's really cool to see this side history and get an extensive breakdown of the kit.

That was awesome! These guys rock.

These deep dives are cool!

Thanks for giving these awesome guys a platform

That is really cool! Thanks.

I have learned new stuff, Thank you Admin and the bois of Hasegawa!

Awesome video great deatails

The level of kit and knowledge is amazing

Great interview. I'd like to see more of these guys!

Super cool video!!! This was definitely awesome to see!!!

I really love this. More videos like this admin for us history guys.

So far, I like this channel more than the main one. Keep up the good work.

I love the mic on the bayonet! Anyway, awesome video! Gonna be looking for these guys now.

Very rad getting these guys some exposure. They definitely deserve the promotion, their attention to detail is superb.

Really awesome stuff. Would be awesome if you took up the offer and did some reenactment with them, I found the video really interesting and would be cool to have a follow up

I appreciate these guys taking the time to educate us.

Excellent review on Japanese uniforms and equipment.

Thanks for the deep Dive guys ... loved it. Could listen for hours ...

These guys were fantastic! Have them out again!

That was seriously some cool stuff. So interesting. Thanks for the education!

This is so cool!

Well done lads. Positive vibes all round

Fantastic, very fun and interesting!

Incredible! I just love when people are passionate about what they do. And the knowledge those guys have, impressive!

This is sick! I would definitely watch more stuff like this.

These guys are the real deal! We need more! Admin these videos ROCKED!

This was so cool. These guys are hardcore!

These guys are rockin the IJA kit like a Boss ! Love it!!!

What a good video, those guys are sick!

Love these guys. Really awesome. Also love the "Managerial outcomes" channel name, tip of the hat to executive outcomes.

Fascinating crossover content with some real badasses. We're open to this left field stuff...keep it coming!

Really cool to learn about accurate history!

great video. Thanks

That is so awesome!

Amazing work gentlemen. Keeping the history alive is a good thing and doing it to a high level is admirable and something we should all strive towards.

Awesome video showing these guys off. Its nice to see the other side of the joy of larping.

These guys are epic. Really bringing history to life!

Very cool. Some history is worth preserving. These guys rock.

This is a really neat video.

This was 1 of the coolest videos I've seen in awhile very dope look on history 👌

Admin this was really cool. Loved this episode. Thanks guys. Would love to see these guys again. Maybe with some M4’s 😉

Good show!

Amazing, lots of great info. Those guys have the right approach.

These guys deserve a big hand! Awesome AF

These guys are awesome. I hope you get lots of interest and useful attention to help spread your obvious love for history.

It’s always good to discover new reenactment groups that are fun and high quality. Finding rivet-counters who make rivet-counting fun *and help others who want to try and improve their kit* makes it even better :-)