I Saw Comradery Amongst Us Japanese Pilots Something That The Americans Lacked (Ep 5.)
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Step into the cockpit and embark on a thrilling journey through the annals of history with our new video series about a top Japanese fighter pilot. Join us as we explore the daring exploits, valor, and sacrifice of the skilled aviators who took to the skies in defense of their homeland during one of the most pivotal periods of World War 2
This is Part 5
This is the playlist: • Memoirs Of The Best Ja...
Part 1: • I Was The Top Fighter ...
Part 2: • I Battled Against Amer...
Part 3: • My Japanese Commander ...
Part 4: • The American Pilots Sh...
Part 5: • I Saw Comradery Amongs...
Part 6: • I Crash Landed After T...
Part 7: • We Lost Our Top Pilot ...
Part 8: • The American Planes We...
Part 9: • The American Pilots Ce...
Part 10: • Our Japanese Commander...
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Thanks. Saburo Sakai
Is this the audiobook of Saburo Sakai's autobiography?
The Japanese pilots didn't have a clue about the camaraderie of American pilots. The only thing that Japanese could be sure of is that American pilots were shooting them down by the dozens. In the battle of the Philippine Sea American pilots shot down between 550 and 650 Japanese pilots in 2 days. It's known as the Marianas Turkey Shoot and Japanese pilots were slaughtered by American pilots. Apparently the Japanese pilots believed getting slaughtered by the hundreds in one battle proves they have more camaraderie than the American pilots who slaughtered them. Which raises the question, are corpses capable of camaraderie?
I don't believe that shark story.
@jeffmcdonald4225
4 ай бұрын
That's very intelligent, when listening to this stuff. This guy, and his buddies, appear to have shot down more planes than the allies had!
@MurrayJoe
3 ай бұрын
Tell that to the crew of to the crew of the USS Indianapolis, it’s very believable, those poor sailors of the Indianapolis suffered terrible from Sharks, they picked off a lot of sailors who survived the sinking. It’s estimated that 12 to 150 sailors were picked of by the sharks and it is considered the largest number of shark attack victims to this day.
@ww2 story these are incredible stories. He did a wonderful job of telling the tales of life as a Japanese Navy pilot. BUT YOUR READER REALLY SUCKS !!!! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬