The WWII Japanese Soldier Who Didn’t Surrender Until 1974
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Hiroo Onoda was a Japanese intelligence officer in the Imperial Japanese Army, who refused to surrender until decades after World War II had ended.
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Loyalty: 10/10.
Determination: 15/10.
Gather intelligence/informations: 0/10.
His first mandate loyalty, just overrides all his other orders it seems.
Lol
MERCY-0
XDD TRUE.
More like
Determination: 9999/10
sees children playing in the rice field.
Onoda: smaller soldiers...
xddd
Onoda: *Sees Anyone* You Must Die For Breathing, That Is A War Crime.
Me: Someone Get This Man Some Medicine & Psychiatric Help. & Perhaps Some Marijuana & Anime Desu-$#!t
O-o
Lmao
@@lesmiz11 ang ganda nyo po
His officer forgot for 30 years then one night in bed he's like 😮
RedesCat most underrated comment
LOOOL !!!!!
Lmaoooo
He probably thought he was dead...or he forgot
@@rockgod6180 It was a joke.
This guy did not surrender. He was relieved from duty and went home.
He did not surrender. He took Vacation days from his work.
@johnmann they understand suicide though
usynn stradler Indeed.
Well he kinda did surrender when the Americans came to island and they ran away, then he did nothing for decades but kill innocent people, relieved from “duty” more like he was relieved from being a homeless murderer.
@@fromthe772 being routed doesn't mean you surrender
Some say there's an elderly Australian still fighting the Emu war...
JPaul C The emus still won.
The emus called in artillery support in the form of kangaroos
@@neonicplays1364 And spies in the form of snakes and spiders
@@estradaaaronjans.7084 yeah boi
And that Australian is the camera man
"I am very competitive"
That's one way of saying it, you fought a 6 year war for 35 years
I'd call it tenacity.
Or stubbornness.
Mm... Stubbornness. An odd word, based on the spelling.
Correction 29 or 30 years.
I am very paranoid. Is more like it. There was multiple clues that the war was over.. including legitimate notes drop from a plane.
More like “I am a very clueless schmuck.”
Wildfires:yes...I shall
Finish this mission
Lmao his commanding officer woke up one night decades later in a cold sweat “OH NO i forgot about that one guy!!”
Then comes back to find out he’s killed over 30 innocent ppl in his so called mission this dude has to be bout the biggest dumbass in the world
@@ghoul8375 well he never got information that japan had surrendered-_-
He actually was the owner of a bookstore when the journalist/adventurer found him and told him of Oonda still living
But srsly tho...how did they think that it's still a propaganda although the search party have send pictures of their family..
Momo Taro because they could have thought the allies caught their family? when it comes down to it Oonda was essentially brainwashed.
“I think I forgot something.”
“If you forgot it, it wasn’t important.”
“Yeah you’re probably right.”
Hiroo Ononda sits there with a basketball crying in the rain 😂
Alright Continue shooting
Nooooo
people always tell me that
Onoda sit on his cave under the rain
I wish girls were as loyal as this guy
master munguku true fam
XD
My man, your comment is what the world needs. Girls + Loyalty = Happiness
I wish my "friends" were as loyal as him
I know right, every time i punch them for not doing what i say they always abandon me
(I do not actually do this by the way)
This is why video games have a countdown time. So you dont have people hiding in the woods years after the objective is complete.
Thanks for the fun fact
Thats why pubg has a blue zone for all those campers like this onota guy
Hahaha XD
red dead redemption 2 im guessing?
Well you sir haven’t played dayz
The Philippines: exists
Japanese soldier: *peace was never an option*
and i took that personaly
Everyone: Japan surrendered you can leave the forest!!
This guy: No, I don’t think I will.
read it with old captain america voice
His commanding officer be like, "oh yeah I forgot to come back for that one guy I left on that island" 30 years later.
sat down watching tv 30 years later and it clicks you forgot to tell him lol.
@@txttxt7482His wife " hey honey look something's on the TV!"
* walks over to TV*
"Oh fucking rice balls I knew I forgot something!"
I'll go tell him right now, right after I take a nap.
"Oh. Yabbe."
~His words when he realized.
Probably went back to look for his favorite ball point pen he lost and bumped into him. (Hey, I forgot all about telling you! By the way have you seen my pen?)
He must've been really upset when he realized he was still fighting a ghost enemy for about 30 years
he wasted his golden years doing nothing
ricky rivas And killing the innocent
Kirtz Numba #1 he said he had never regretted
He did donate to Philippine schools and other charity organizations. Which I guess is his way of redeeming himself for killing innocent Philippine locals.
Kirtz Numba #1 the 30 people he murdered also were pretty upset
Had the honor to meet him and his wife in Tokyo a few years before his passing. It was one of the only moments in my life that I spoke to history. When he said I left a Kimono Japan and came back to Jeans Japan, he was really shocked by the change of culture. May he rest in peace.
Jeans japan xDss
He killed unarmed children.
His “enemy” fought 2 wars by the time he found out it was over lmao
LMFAOOOO!!!
And lost both
@@KnowYourRole93 Korea was a moderate victory, pal. South Korea was saved, the main objective of the Korean War campaign was achieved. We stopped the Communists. Vietnam was a defeat, but Korea was NOT.
@@KnowYourRole93 Korea was a stale.
@@thunderbird1921 It's not victory, is stale.
Imagine this guy leaving a fascist and militaristic society and coming back to a land full of anime and hi tech Western civilisation. Talk about a culture shock.
Japan was not fascist but ultra-nationalist, there are a few key differences. Just have a read for their former constitution.
Ultra-nationalist for sure.
In 1975 anime was just starting to get popular and was vastly different from what we have now. He would have been seeing stuff like Astro boy and other early mech shows (gundam still didn’t exist yet). None of the endless bland high school animes.
OI.
I'll have you know, that Girls Und Panzer is a great anime. Exaggerated a bit, but mostly right.
*GIANT CITY CARRIERS, DRIFTING AND TURBO TANKS*
Western Civilization???
It is science and technology and has nothing to do with west
Everyone was in 1974 mean while this guy still in 1945
Blast from the past
Damn that’s a fast reply
Simple History Pin my comment pls :)
It's like the first Jumanji, but it's real.
Japanese Robin Williams?
Guess he never saw an M16, an F-4, and a UH-1 Huey
Girls:i CaNt WeAr ThE SaMe CloThEs FoR 1 DaY
Boys:yeah,i can wear the same chlotes for 40 years
@dinkleberg dingus i forgot about this comment but nice
@Jason Rasmussen It is a joke lol
I really dislike this joke its make feel like racist gender
@@ParseeAikoku racism against women?
@@firstescobar6863 anybody i don't like
"I am very competitive"
Yes, yes you are
He plays CSGO for years but still don't reach Global Elite.
@@herrdoctor2895 underrated reference
Imagine spending almost 3 decades in a foreign jungle, unaware that the war ended year prior. What a guy
Talking to only three other people and spending two years by yourself
early version of NEET
et 37
And killing/stealing from local villagers to survive.
et 37 it sounds like a twilight zone episode
If there's anything undeniable impressive of him, it's his survival skills. He would probably survive the apocalypse.
He also came back to Lubang island and built schools and apologized to the locals.
Talaga? Weh!?
darius bautista Probably a long time ago when he was still alive. My coworker is from Lubang. He's the one who told me.
arisart22 that's true, he apologised and donated a school there..
Makes sense, can't even imagine the guilt he must have felt knowing that those "disguised allied soldiers" really were just innocent civilians.
must've sucked for everyone there
Guys, if you look up Hiroo Onoda, you'll learn two things:
A: He was not the last Japanese soldier to stop fighting, but in fact the penultimate holdout.
B: There were quite a few hold-outs that survived and surrendered much later than the war.
Rudy Smith I’ve often wondered if there were any that fought into the 80’s or 90’s and just died out there alone, it’s quite a terrifying thought.
I know this is months old, but do you have more info about these?
Li Shengshun same
Actually, Hirō Onoda was the second-longest of the Japanese holdouts. Only Tureo Nakamura, who was captured a few months later in Indonesia on December 18th, 1974 held out longer.
@@Ultimaton100 ...that we know of
so, technically ww2 ended in 1974?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It could also be that ww1 and WW2 are the same war with a. Ceasefire between them thus it may or may not have started from 1914 to 1974
Nah.
Actually, human history is just one big world war with just ceasefires in between.
God told me to come here and say: please dont start an argument chain or else im leaving you behind when i show you extraterrestrials
His uniform lasted that long but I can't get a pair of jeans to last a year.
Wtf type of jeans u buying?
I'm not sure what's your definition of "lasting long", but if I remember correctly, this guy had to repair his clothes with whatever he could find and it still wasn't enough.
Made in Japan vs made in Mexico
Ever considered a career change to one that doesn't involve getting on your knees so often?
To answer your question, sir Engi.
Tattered.
>Leaves honorobru Japan
>Comes back to anime Japan
I can see why he left.
Dude Lmao
Yeah, I can see how that would be a bit unsettling.
if you left a country made up of honor and determination and came back to fucking anime, suicide wouldn't be out of the question.
Dude Lmao nice b8 =]]
Dude Lmao yup. Japan 100 years ago was WAAAAAAAAAAAY different than now
this is his reaction when he returned ruclips.net/video/yk7IDVzLiQo/видео.html
How did he still have several rounds of ammo after all these years?
The Fillipino police was short-supplied and still used old rifles so he probably captured ammo from skirmishes with the police
He practiced "One shot, 1 kill."
he had 500 ruounds
Careful ammunition management and captured supplies, most likely. The 7.7 Arisaka wasn't rare during the war.
He was given enough ammo to fight as much as 5 years of war against allied
It’s a testament to how well made the Arisaka rifles were that it lasted almost thirty years.
Facts. Despite being horrendously outdated by late WWII, the Type 38 and Type 99 Arisaka were high quality pieces. I once read a piece of long-since declassified Army intelligence that stated that Arisaka rifles had not only the best accuracy out of all other nation's bolt-action rifles tested, but that the bolts themselves were ridiculously strong.
I’m sure that he also maintained it rigorously.
One heck of a movie could be made out of this
Polpiv4tifish so true
yep
Directed by steven speilberg
i think Shinya Tsukamoto did a film about this, actually.
There's an episode of Archer about it in around season 6 or 7 I believe
When your friends cancelled the party and forgot to tell you.
me twice
Fucking bastards.
Tofu Kingpin lmaooo
Tofu Kingpin 😂😂😂😂
lmao start shooting everyone
He was an enemy to be certain. But an enemy who showed personal heroism, and one that I can respect. I'm a former US Marine - the Japanese were the hardest enemy the Corps has ever faced. And if I'd seen Lt. Onoda before he died, I would give him a salute.
He may have deluded himself past any rational point, but he was a hard man to be certain, and he deserves some respect for that.
Amen.
Fair
Bit backwards isn't it? Would you salute the 9/11 terrorists? They fought till the last
@@leikfroakies r/woooosh
@@AmishGangsterWith_a_Hellcat how is that a whoosh?
Onoda: my country must have changed so much let's see what happened after 30 years
*See's anime girl's screaming yamete oniichan*
Onoda: forest was better
Hentai is one of God's gift
Onada be like:bruh
i go to japan every year and i never heard that
Maybe that really is the reason why he'd gone to brazil
Thats why he moved to brazil
Sees anime. Walks back into the forest
anime is a masterpiece.
@Rafael Montiel good troll m9
@@Ganyuuxshu Anime is cancer
@@seantylerfermin4927 nahh i don't care,
i still love anime.
@@Ganyuuxshu Nah, Anime is still cancer
Next time: The Italian Soldier Who Didn't Switch Sides for 30 Minutes
lol
We both know that is not possible.
The partigian or the fascist ?
That proves how ignorant you are. After 8th september 1943 italian soldiers didn't know who were the enemies, some of them joined in partisan groups while other continued to fight with nazis in the RSI (Italian social republic: a Germany's puppet state led by Mussolini). Not all the italians switched side as you said, only the king Vittorio Emanuele III and the italian soldiers who were in the south
Grazia Voto chill he was joking
Japan: We surrender!
This dude: Well yes, but actually no
This dude took Never Surrender To a whole new Level,
So he missed 4 years of the seventies? what a lucky guy
Moon Gazer he missed the better half of that decade...
Why can you Explain
Advait Iyer look up the history of the 70s fam lol you learned about it in High School unless you’re not there yet
sad boy omar Are you talking about the Vietnam war because I know History and I have passed my high school and I am studying in Jr College
His partner in the rice field gave a new meaning to Disco Inferno.
He was one committed soldier. I respect that aspect of him.
he killed 30 civilianl bruh
Stefan Ryder Just because you might hate someone, doesn’t mean you can’t respect them or something they’ve done.
Stefan Ryder yes he did kill 30 people but he didn't know the war was over
I Respect Isis Too For Defending Their Believes O_O !! double standards hypocrite's .
xbaumann how can you respect someone who murders civilians for no reason at all?
*Kills 30 innocent people*
Philippine government: You were delusional, so I’ll let that one slide
The Philippine government has intervene in the case of that japanese straggler onoda, so he never put on trial for the atrocities that he have done, killing those innocent civilians because he assume that they where possibly american informers, if the local people in that town has given a chance to file a charge against him, perhaps he have been sentence for the killings of those innocent people.
@@drianmortiz9375 ye its actually understandable because he thought that the war is still carrying on
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Unbelievable how he wasn’t trialed. Complete psycho and fanatically devoted to his order.
denello angelo that’s not a fucking excuse, being so blind you can’t see the war has ended
Toward the end of his life Onoda said that he felt immense regret about wasting those 30 years. He said he'd been an idiot, and that looking at pictures of himself taken immediately after his surrender made him feel like he was looking at a monster.
Technically speaking, he didn't surrender at all. He was ordered to stand down by his commanding officer.
he had to surrender his weapons and equipment
True. But according to his autobiography, his commander met him in the jungles wearing his uniform, and read an "official order from the imperial japanese emperor" that "all units stationed on Lubang are to cease fighting".
So, yeah. In that exact moment it technically isn't a surrender.
J.M. Mencias which led to the same result as a surrender.
The technical difference between standing down and surrendering would have meant quite a lot to someone with his mentality and background.
stephan m He handed it down to the Philippine gov't, through President Marcos.
Im from Lubang. The cave he used to live at was named after him. Onoda cave. One of the tourist spot at Lubang.
O visited his farm on Brazil, a Very large one :v
Bro,
Pupunta ako doon,
Sa ibang araw
I have a question? Is Lubang means Hole?
@@blackmask1937 Lubang is a name of a island
@@joycorpus4124 yeaa In my Country Lubang is mean hole I wonder if there is similarities between Tagalog and Indonesian Language
I was born and lived in Lubang Island. We made a tourist attraction that explain and show where Onada live and hid for almost 30yrs.
Lubang means hole right?
Macai Proton no Hole in Filipino is “Butas”
@@hatimarrazi9605 are you indonesian
I wonder if this was the inspiration for a part in Red Dead 2 where you come across a Civil War soldier who still thinks the war is going on in 1899 and thinks the year is 1862 lol
I’d imagine he was fighting policemen armed with M-14s and M16s while he continued using his Arisaka.
The police were mostly using pistols and old rifles
Until today, the 1911 is a standard issue side arm to Philippine armed forces.
@@gammarays666 Even grease guns are still used by their military
Im a Pilipino and Yes all of that about our Equipment problems are true it is because of colonization that happened one after another Spainiards, Japanese, Americans made our Country weak.
Wouldn't be surprised. WWII-era bolt action rifles are extremely reliable and are built to stand both the test of time and abuse.
HIDE AND SEEK CHAMPION
NO ITS BIG FOOT AND YETTI
Jeremy Mondejar he didn't surrender idiot lol, he was dismissed
That honour belongs to Poland from 1939-1989
Ha
Winner is anne frank xd
US soldiers: We got trees speak in Vietnamese.
Filipino soldiers and police: Hold my beer, we got trees speak in Japanese.
You mean *"Nescafe?"*
@@basesttoilets Maybe😂
You mean a cave that speaks japanese
Onada: *goes back to japan and sees anime*
Also Onada: [visible confusion]
That's why he left for Brazil
"I am very competitive" that's an understatement my guy 😂
Wouldn't you think after maybe 20 years he'd ask himself I wonder how those guys are doing over on the mainland?
With Steel dedication like that? Nah.
he went insane on the island. So its no wonder he didnt came to his senses and see that he was over reacting to everything with his paranoia
*kills innocent villagers*
"I am very competitive"
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂🙈
Man wanted to pad his K/D stats
he was playing on newcomer instead of casual
"Can I commit Nanjing Massacre?"
"No, we have Nanjing Massacre at home"
Nanjing Massacre at home:
4:50 Man, that must suck. As cool as it is to essentially see your homeland as an entirely new and improved place, Traditional Values gone can be pretty sad and weird, as it is in our culture, with the lack of traditional views of our current generation.
Yeah traditional values do teach moral things and living at that time then switching to the modern era must be rough.
At least he didn’t have to SUDUKO himself for the emperor.
For me traditional values is mostly good, like family cultures and codes of honor, but the ones that are too extreme to me must be dropped. Honor, Service, Loyalty is good but if your like hellbent on serving others and not yourself I view that as a negative.
stalled carton4
Yeah man, I agree with you. I feel a lot of people drop tradition just for the sake of dropping it because they feel like it’s not “progressive enough” or whatever.
Certain aspects of society have gotten worse because of it, and only a few good handful of things have ever come from it.
Granted tho, yeah, at least he didn’t have to *Suduko* himself, so that’s one tradition that I can live with being left in the past! 😅👏🏾
The Avatar They at least should’ve kept ninjas.
@@agentsquid9079
Ain't that seppuku? I thought sudoku was a game played with numbers or something.
@@n.m.8802
Lol :D progression is da wae
When your friends cancel the party and forget to tell you.
Stolen joke
[insert object]
Ok if u say that
Stolen reply
@@insertobject4002 stolen reply
Copied
@@insertobject4002 Peppridge Farm remembers
God knows what that uniform smelt like
THE GAMING ALIEN SNIPER your bois cologne
THE GAMING ALIEN SNIPER probably still smells better than you
I guess he probably washed it in a river sometimes
Ross0706 smelled*
Pretty Violence I'm pretty sure he was right. Your correction changes nothing.
Leaflet: The war ended!
Hiro Onoda: *_L I A R_*
He was fighting for so long so that means he was so loyal to his country. It’s very heart breaking to see soldier which is still fighting even if no orders were given, he just keeps fighting/defending because he knows what being a soldier really is. Big respect for him.
But when he returned and watch schoolgirl bang an octopus, he left Japan again
This guy makes history fun
basic I know
it’s true, I found the account yesterday and just been watching so much.
Killing 30 civilians?
DoomyDragon55 Hopefully he means the narrator.
History is always fun, depending on how you learn and what you're learning
Reminds me of that flash back in family guy where George bush tried to go to Vietnam but was informed it was over
"George the war is over.."
"Get outta here, you serious?"
"Yeah it's 1981"
"Oh gee- oh wow, so I'm way late.."
Felipe Velasquez i remember that episode
lol u win the comment section
This reminds,me of the origins characters like take,Dempsey nikolai richtofen
Felipe Velasquez that was a episode from family guy whats it called?
consicedisc ᴛᴀɴᴋ
This guy is an example of loyalty and honor
About a month long fan here. Thanks for all the great work and research. I appreciate the knowledge and love your channel. Good day to all.
And that ladies is why you need a safe word
Rohan Jindal 😂😂😂😂😂
*world
dude i could not complain if my girl had this kind of commitment.
KBVD Playz word*
Isak Källberg lol
Yeah well that's nothing I was sent outside the class once and would not come back in even when I was asked.....
Jay Williams i wish i was that brave XD
LMAOTE
Jay Williams Damn bro, you're such a badass. I would never wanna mess with you
This is genuinely the most amazing war story I've ever heard. I just ended up watching the german movie "The Captian", and I thought that was the best WW2 story. But this. This is brilliant 🙌🙌
This is what happens in an RPG when you get lost doing side quests and forget about the main objective.
Lol you again 😅
Imagine how confused he was when he came back
"wuh where did the sun beams go"
*picks up an assault rifle* "Woah cool"
Captain John *sees anime* wat is this girlish cartoon?
LOL
Farul Ikhwan *Sees American businesses and brands everywhere*
I have the urge to commit seppuku now.
Farul Ikhwan Nani?
They have real soul in it they just don't know when it rest
This soldier only passed away a few years ago.
He lived to his 90's.
He lived an died a fighter.
RIP sir.
KILLS 30 INNOCENT PEOPLE
Uncle Billy Bob He didn’t do it for fun. He was trained for Guerrilla Warfare and was ordered to harass the “enemy” until he was ordered to Stop. That’s exactly what he did and this is coming from a Filipino.
He’s no Sir of my
Uncle Billy Bob which like almost every war veteran did.
And his country gets nuked
Imagine being a Japanese Soldier, trained in a dogmatic and brutal warrior way for most of your life. And you return to Hello Kitty.
That's a huge culture shock.
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!!!!!
*The last guy alive in your squad*
Evan Devin lol true
the cod match that lasted 30 years
Hugo hugoturbo lol hahahahhah
xD
*Winner Winner Chicken Dinner*
Imagine leaving Imperial Japan and coming back to Anime Japan...
ikr
Gots to be rough.
Thats why he left for Brazil
anime was invented as propaganda tool exactly at the time of Imperial Japan you uneducated Doge.
Hentai tentacles was too extreme
This man is one of my personal heroes. As a Veteran, I can understand his determination to keep fight for one's nation, even to the point of become the last remnant of that nation. A Cause is not lost, so long as just one continues to fight for it.
thank you
Bro he killed 40+ people
So? What's your point?
@@Vanic00 Just to know, how many Inocent Civillians did you kill?
@@DanielGomez-xo1sh probably best I don't disclose that info, I wouldn't want to offend.
Now this is one loyal soldier all soldiers should be like him
What do you think of Hiroo Onoda and his fellow soldiers? Could they have reasoned that the war was long over?
Simple History I say that guy must not heard the bomb I wonder why.
Simple History no.
Two things I learned, the first is people always believe they're more special than they really are, and second Onodo lived with more meaning and purpose until 1974 that few of us will ever achieve.
Simple History I cant blame then I would have done the same
I wonder if his commanding officer knew or had simply forgot about Onoda and his men. Maybe at the end of the war he was not in a position to contact them.
Imagine fighting for your country with your life. Trying to play smart while also trying to survive a foreign forest. It's been a decade. Your team full of your gun buddies are dead and you are now alone. But your hope still remains. You stay on that mountain for 29 years without showering or eating proper food. Now think again before mocking this man, a true "soldier".
well he killed innocent civilians for food
Pretty sure that isn't the meaning of a soldier. He wasn't a professional fighter serving the State, just a stubborn old man with too many issues, blades and guns.
Renzo Flordelis he thought them as a allied soldier amazingly this video already explained it
Luiz Alex Phoenix .......the video already explained it............
MR AD so what? That still doesn’t make it okay.
His leader: Go home ! The war is over ! We surrendered !
Him: Hold on, the whole operation was your idea.
What you left out: He later returned to Japan because he saw the increasing destruction of the youth and the high suicide rates. He set up camps in which he gave youngsters training and tips on how to be happy, confident and aware of their value in the world.
His job was an intelligence officer, yet he never found out about the war ending. INTELLIGENCE OUT OF 10
He was smart, just that he was extremely stubborn.
It clearly said he thought it was just propaganda to lure them out. He didn't know about the atomic bombs that landed on Japan and his superiors never came back and so it's understandable as to why he was so stubborn.
It's easy to make fun of him for that when you have the internet now, go get lost in the jungle on some isolated island with no form of communication and try to keep up with world news.
The reason he was suspicious was that he knew the allies were feverishly good at deception
*INTELLIGENCE 100*
The irony of being an intelligence officer lol
well he did a good job as the intelligence came to him.
smonyboy ikr lol
He probably fed off of Big Brown Buffaloes.
smonyboy. Like Al Gore was in Vietnam.
Im @N inT3lLiGEncE 0fFiCeR
*doesnt knew that the war has ended*
Commanding Officer: I promise to come back in 2 or 4 years.
*30 years later*
I blame everything to Major Taniguchi for not returning back. Promises are meant not to be broken.
*He's more loyal to his country*
Compared to most relationships of today.
@Niko yes
Oof, we got an incel
@@juliusbeutler7090 true, true
@@juliusbeutler7090 facts
Nationalism is harder to remove from your brain than trying to get out of a relationship with a wife that has 5 kids and 10 Grandchildren
How much ammo and medical supplies they had that amazing that at least 1 survive
The looted villages so they could of gotten ammo and medical supplies.
Achely follen comrads ammo easy
They weren't exactly using up what ammo they had. They probably had a few hundred rounds total.
Nick Message They didn't spill all ammo.
Many were lying around post war
Dude only had a few more decades to go before he would've become the Japanese Captain America
Captain Japan
4:34 those killer smile of ferdinand marcos makes me shivers to fear ngl.
This man had allot of heart to keep going for all those years....a true soldier.
So in your mind, a true soldier is a brainwashed paranoid man who kills civilians for thirty years?
More like a war criminal if he didn't kill any civilians then. I will say he's a true Soldier but he's a war criminal and should be killed for killing those unarmed civilians.
what makes this man a true soldier was his strong will and spirit.
Why are all of you typing as if you're all kids? How old are all of you?
War criminal ??? Lol his a soldier and that's what he's supposed to do war isn't a game and war has its own rules
This is the best history channel ever! Awesome simple history
If I'm not mistaken, he was given a Peace Medal by the Emperor himself, for his service and loyalty.
I served on Guam in 1969. A few years later they captured a Japanese soldier tending his fish traps. He watched the B52s coming and going thinking the war with Japan was still ongoing. He didn't know it was actually two wars later.
Almost 30 years in combat after the war ended? Almost like a time traveler from the past. I mean, for him he will still living in 1944 while everyone else was in 1975. So much has changed since then.
Tremolo814 he died in 2014 may he meet the rest of his Squad
HIDE AN SEEK MASTER
What kind of hide and seek do *you* play?
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His loyalty is out of this world.... His loyalty is truely respectful.
And sadly missplaced
My Country must have Changed
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Onoda: I walk back into forest
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Take look at this
That moment when you wake up late for work
Funny thing is that he is an _intellegence_ officer :p
LOL
Even more ironic is that you point it out but misspell it.
False intelligence is always a probability
Japy McTojo here forgot to use his intelligence
He was very intelligent, and is the most badass person I’ve ever heard of. Shouldn’t make fun of him for serving his country for almost 30 years!
For some reason this story really touches me 👍
4:52 I can only imagine the sheer disappointment on his face when he see young Japanese men hugging body pillows and be like I forgot and sever for you and this is how you repay me
It was 1974 not the 2000s-
Actual Rambo was Japanese. Neat.
check out for roy benavides he is one real rambo
when you kill the entire team in elimination but can't find the last enemy
Some soldiers have such dedication to their country it's amazing.