Japan's INSANE History During WW2
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Japan's INSANE History During WW2 & Dan Carlin's Supernova in the East Episode from Hardcore History | PKA & Josh Wolf Podcast Clips
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Kyle should learn about the Spanish Civil war
The Japanese actually lost 4 carriers at Midway. They started the battle with 4 carriers and lost all of them. The U.S. started with 3 and left with 2. It was a devastating blow for the Japanese, from which they would never truly recover. It wasn't necessarily the planes or carriers they lost that was the problem (They had effectively rebuilt their fleet in terms of numbers by the Battle of the Philippine Sea in June of 1944.). The main problem was the loss of many experienced pilots, flight crewmen, ship crewmen, and mechanics/technicians, who couldn't be easily/quickly replaced.
Unit 731. That was a thing of nightmares. Japan has to thank Germany because they're not now viewed as the worst thing to ever exist in the history of mankind.
Good thing governments don't do bad things in the name of medical science anymore
we did get some good frostbite research out of it though.... 🤔
Battle dressing, botchulism...
@@andiamocclash397 yeah that is if we get all of morality out of the conversation.
@@zehsackett6132 yeah absolutely. I just love being born in this era.
The native Papua New Guinea people were the reason us Australians halted the Japanese advance, they were providing recon and helping the Aussies navigate the Kokoda Track. With their help the undertrained Australian Reserves beat fully trained imperial Japanese soldiers.
My grandfather was a pilot who flew over the Japanese front during the war and was shot down alongside a few other planes well they all survived the-initial crashes, thing is they were solo pilots so. A bunch of them hit land and well my grandfather specifically hit the ocean, only to spend the next like 36 hours paddling in his emergency safety raft away from shore.
Everyone who hit land was captured and ultimately some pretty horrific things happened to them all.
He passed on since, but he used to swear he saw a massive creature swim underneath of him as he was paddling from the shore, ( it took 36 hours because the coordinates of where they crashed somehow got relayed backwards, it wasn’t until one of the other fighters on this bombing run got back to the aircraft carrier and basically was so concerned about his buddies he went and made sure nothing was wrong, figured out the mistake and relayed the right coordinates.
My grandpa was picked up by the English, and ultimately put on a flight where he was handed a flask of rum by one of-the soldiers that came to rescue him(I inherited the flask itself)
His name was “Ted Wilson” and has the nickname of tug.
That sounds horrifying. Your options are to either paddle towards shore the only land remotely near you but filled with enemies who will do unspeakable things to you, or you can paddle out to sea hoping to be miraculously found before you die of dehydration, exposure, or starvation.
I will say, this video is hella cool with the war footage. Kyle is also a really good tactical and ballistics story teller. 10/10
Glad you liked the editing
The thing about Russian tanks (and many other countries' tanks) is that the Russians use an autoloader system. Basically all of the tank's ammunition is stored along the inside of the turret. The benefit to this design is that you need one less crew member, because the gun is reloaded by a machine. The downside to this design is that you've just lined the weakest part of the tank with high explosives. That's why it's not uncomming to see a destroy tank's turret go flying 100 meters away from the hull. America doesn't use an autoloader, which means you have to allocate an additional crewmember to load the gun, but that also means we can store the ammo in a special compartment in the tank which means there's much less of a chance of the entire tank popping like a zit when it gets hit.
YES AND?
Autoloaders can have blowout panels, Xm8 would be an example
“Not very honourable of Japan”, the game’s the game 😂
Editing is excellent in this one. My friend
Hernan Cortez's story is one of "Luck" and liberation, amazing story. Also look up "Narváez expedition" - traveled for eight years on foot across the Southwest, accompanied by Indians, until reaching present-day Mexico City in 1536. Crazy story.
The story of Sir Francis Drake is interesting too
The Dive-bombers the Americans used for Midway were Douglas SBD Dauntless’. My grandfather was the backwards facing gunner in one of those in the Pacific. He would never talk to me about specifics, though.
Would have been hell
0:58 facts. We (Australians) used to call it "playing doggo" when they'd feign death/surrender. Memes 80 years ago be like...
Wings just lost a 1v1 again
Shout out diamond skittle
Yorktown was the US aircraft carrier that got turnaround in 3 days. Japan though they sunk it
yes during the battle of the coral sea but it was sunk at midway kyle retold that part of the story wrong
“Fallen civilizations” is a great channel for what Taylor was interested in
Dan Carlin is a legend.
For sure
I think that one of the big reasons the Russian tanks like to explode so easily is because they use an auto loader. Like Kyle said, our tanks have the ammunition in a separate compartment with blow out panels but we also have manual loading. The auto loaders hold the ammo in a ring around the turret because otherwise they'd need robotic arms and shit to manipulate the rounds, so they just make a ring around the turret and they can't really be in a separate compartment like that. That's obviously the big down side with auto loaders but the advantage is that the tank crew needs one less person. But honestly it seems like a bad trade off to me
You don't think that. It's an established fact that's why their turrets are prone to exploding.
@@michaelhill6451 I only said "I think" because I only really heard about it once and wasn't sure if I was remembering correctly. I was trying to do the opposite of making it sound like I know what I'm talking about lol. And I'm not a tank expert or an expert on anything involving the military so I didn't want to speak with certainty
@@mikecurry6847The Soviets (from what I understand) wanted to limit exposure in a nuclear war, which is the envirothey were preparing for.
Plus, the auto loader reduced the crew by 1, leaving that soldier available for another tank. Fewer crew members meant the tank could be smaller, using up less materials.
Wings just had a syndicate moment again lmao
One of the most interesting part of US naval history is the full scale training carrier's USS Wolverine, Sable, and Wilmette. That the US just built to run around in Lake Michigan, because its such a big lake why not have three mock up carriers there lol.
Kyle should probably watch Project Wolf Hunting. Or The City of Life and Death.
12:11 The terrorizing the sacrifices was also because they believed the body and blood was more potent when they consumed it...According to the Black Feet of Canada at least.
Kyle just watches movies then calls it research
No, Dan Carlin’s pretty legit
Hes not totally wrong
Please stop adding clips of the video at the beginning of the video, just let us watch it through instead of having to listen to the same clips repeatedly
Old Japan > New Japan
Nukes+ US reconstruction have that effect...
Old Japan is nice and games until you have to actually live in it.
The age of consent was higher you wouldn’t like it
Yeah man rice fields 14 hours a day is awesome
I still agree with MacArthurs foreign policy regarding korea
i want to hear about that alien that came to our planet, kill a bunch of commandos only to lose to the last one
That didnt happen until the 80s
What is the show/book that Kyle is talking about?
Which one?
He talked about Apocalypto, which was a Mel Gibson directed film.
I’m not sure what else you’re talking about.
He was mainly just regaling history beyond that.
Dan Carlin's hardcore history, particularly Supernova in the East. You can find it on youtube!
America didn’t have wooden decks. Edit** they had steel decks but wooden planks for grip but still made of steel underneath
Carried uav
The pacific is the best theatre. Also Filipinos are the master race of Asia
it was so funny watching people get mad about the oppenheimer movie lol. imperial japan might actually have been the most viscous culture on earth
God Supernova in the East is fucking dope
Unit 731 was not very honerabu
Damn, I was preemptively about to hate on Kyle when he brought up the rape of Nanking, but then he started talking about first hand accounts from missionaries that were there in the period.
I’ve read way too much about that, Vietnam, and the colonial westward expansion.
So I’m glad he actually did some research before spewing whatever he remembered from the elementary school.
War is, and will always be complicated.
Even WWII, where there were clear cut good and bad, still had a lot of background political deals going on in the background.
Even after the Nuremberg Trials we got a Japanese surgeon general (Shirō Ishii) to flip for trading whatever data he got from the most horrendous human experimentation in the last 250 years.
The Japanese were just as bad as the Nazis in the Second World War. Don’t mistake that.
Probably a bit worse tbh
Kyle really went from ripping off shane gillis to Dan Carlin. Taylor even hit him with a on-a-ribble like Matt
Dan’s the most popular history podcaster ever lol and Taylor’s been doing Asian accents on PKA since before Matt picked up a microphone. All respect to MSSP though.
I'm Japanese and I agree with everything. We are a buncha psychos.
Imagine liking palestine more than Japan😂
Israel has killed more children than WW2 Japan ever did. You don't have to support the Palestinian people to understand that is bad
6:16 Russian tanks use an autoloader. They do this because it's one fewer crew member and the tank can be smaller (harder to hit. They were designed before computer fire control). To achieve this, the place a carousel of ammo around the turret. Draw back is when the ammo cooks off, it launches the turret into the air.
American tanks still use manual load. The tanks are bigger, but it allows the ammo to be behind blast proofing with blow out panels. When an American tanks gets hit, it probably (if it's hit just right it can still be destroyed of course) will be survivable, and the crew lives to fight another day. Russians consider their warfighter to be disposable.
My gpa was in navy during ww2, he told me a story once about how a plane hit his boat but they cleared it out and kept fighting
Sounds fake and gay
Americans seem to have so little general knowledge, on world History, and even the stuff that they were the main playas in.. the world is hugely shaped by the US, but the younger generations(folks like Taylor) just have no idea. and only know about the Internet Propaganda they watch and listen to, bout "modern topics".. even tho the why things are, and that things repeatthemselves, is way more important. i kinda see the US pulling out of world politics, the same way they pulled outta afganistan. Leaving Russia and China to become the new Dictators
Our politicians would rather drive us to collapse in a mad bid to hold onto everything rather than give it up and focus on more important matters at home. Something about the tighter you hold onto the something, the more it will slip away.
US used liquid cooled suits at some point. My 6th grade science teacher was a vet and told us about how they used them.
first? for once
Touch grass
you're helmet is showing.
Everytime woody opens his mouth, he sounds dumber. Not sure how that's possible, but here we are.
Just once I’d like you people are actually articulate what he said that was so stupid