Enormous Superiority Of The American F6F Hellcat Cannot Be Challenged(Ep.3)
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- (Memoirs of War in Pacific; Series' Part 3)Dive into the gripping history of World War II in the Pacific as we explore the causes, key battles, strategies, and outcomes of the conflict from both Japanese and Allied perspectives. Discover the historical and political context that led Japan into war, their early victories following the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the critical battles like Midway and Guadalcanal that shifted the war’s momentum. Learn about the pivotal island-hopping campaign, gain insights into Japanese military and political decision-making, and follow the relentless Allied advance leading to Japan's eventual surrender after Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Finally, understand the aftermath and long-term impacts of this dramatic and consequential theater of war. Join us for a detailed journey through one of the most important chapters of World War II. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more historical insights!
Ladies And Gentlemen this is Part 3 of Memoirs of War in Pacific!
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That's a beautiful picture of Saratoga! 🇺🇲⚓️🍻
Doing my part for the algorithm. Thanks for the episode
Thank you sir david.
The attack on Truk atol is iconic. If you watched the documentaries about it even Battle 360(about the USS Enterprise) would tell you how much the airmen were able to fight over the island to neutralize the Japanese shipping. I've heard that subs were there not to attack, but to save American flyers. Still if the battle was an airwarfare, how can the USS battleships be effective there for shore bombardment? I think that if the US sub warfare tactics were more effective in 1942/43, then they could have affected Japanese shipping before and during the battle.
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True. In ‘42-43 there were major malfunctions with US torpedoes.
1:01 - Light a Zippo and toss it over there!
32:59 - Air recon didn't notice 'cliffs'?!
41:33 - Is this true? If so, where did these guys train? A grammar-school summer camp?
48:10 - The Japanese had no hope at all. Anywhere.
This is a good account.
MacArthur was the best general the Japanese had
Good thing we had Chester Nimitz are we have been screwed
@@konstruct11 even better he didn't get to run Operation Coronet
He was right about Vietnam , don't get into a land war in Asia. ❤
I cringe when I see pics of "Dugout Doug". Had relatives that fought under his "command". They all hated him for their use as cannon fodder. We're lucky he couldn't get him hands on our nukes during Korea. A national disgrace.
@@Jakal-pw8yq It was " Bug out Doug" because he was ordered to leave the Philippines and relocate to Australia.
Is that the Saratoga in the pic?
Yes sir david it is Saratoga.
Thank you sir.
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What has this stuff to do with the title?
AI can’t read “corNer, not comer.
MacArthur defeated more enemy, over more distance, with fewer casualties, with the least equipment than any other General.
Fact.
How dare you tell the truth he cost fewer lives than Any other major general in any theater, he had his distractions when you read what he tried to do in the Phillipines BEFORE THE WAR, and that to this day, the Filipinos are proud of the statue they erected of him after the war, the same thing the South Koreans did.
Source?
@@Jakal-pw8yq the US military has been teaching this in West Point for decades, start there.