imagine falling asleep somewhere here and being woken up by a mass of gunfire sounds and then seeing all these people not knowing its a reenactment "did i accidentally go back in time while sleeping??"
'If one doesn't learn from history, they are doomed to repeat it' and to do that you need to know history from both sides and you give us a perfectly reconstructed slice of that history.
I watched this and I haven't seen a single GI casualty and we know from history US would suffer quite a bit on Peleliu, was it just the GI effect, or did this particular video not show US casualties because of brush and vegetation?
@@Jarae_SPN God im sick of that crap, US took 2,5k KIA on Peleliu and Angaur and close to 7k wounded, vast majority in the first 2 weeks on Peleliu, they do the same with WW2 other fronts/ Korea/ Vietnam, absolute balderdash.
@@dobridjordje We got casualty cards on Saturday, before that we were told not to take hits. Either show up or shut up Edit: Also you can barely see any GIs in the footage, we took plenty of casualties, both in the reenactment and real world.
@@Chris-pc1om Id gladly show up If I lived in the US, I'm from Serbia, where reenactments basically don't exist besides some medieval tournaments and similar. Other than that, fair enough, it was the point of view I guess, everything covered by thick brush and vegetation, which is the exact opposite to Peleliu which was a barren island after US finished napalming and bombarding it.
I'm convinced this man is a time traveler, and he likes to revisit the battles on the Asian front of ww2. These weapons and equipment are in perfect condition.
I fail to see the connection between this skirmish on a hill and the actual events of the battle for Peleliu, but I hope everyone enjoyed themselves. My respect to all who fell as a result of the real battle.
This is what an actual battle is mostly made of: hundreds of skirmishes. The history books and films show you the overall battle: not the details of it.
My grandfather was a soldier in the Imperial Army and took part in the southern campaign. My grandfather was lucky enough to survive and return to his homeland, but most of his own men were killed in action. My grandfather didn't like to talk much about the war, so I don't know much about it, but maybe he was fighting as shown in this video. It is very moving to think so. I am proud of my grandfather who fought for his country. I pay my respects to the soldiers of all the Allied and Axis powers. War should be avoided at all costs.
Japan had been indirectly at war with the United States since 1937. It's the Sino-Japanese war. Japan had a huge advantage over China. Without American aid. In the end, without America, Japan would have dominated Asia and Germany would have dominated Europe.
Man, I want to get into reenacting so bad, but can’t seem to find any U.S impression units in the Central Texas area. Plus, I assume the gear is expensive and some of it is very hard to find nowadays.
Pretty cool, I got a big a** Japanese flag that was captured at the battle of Okinawa. It’s got a few red spots on it and is signed by most of the guys in Co. A 173rd Engineer Combat Battalion.
The Greater East Asia War was the greatest mission since the founding of Japan. The Japanese who colonized East Asia, tormented the local people, and chased away the Westerners who mistakenly thought they were the masters of the world and were proud of them, are the coolest. ``Think of others before yourself'' is the philosophy of Bushido. Bushido was only named Bushido in the Middle Ages, but it is a character that the Japanese have had ever since the founding of the country. Bushido is a Japanese character. It's not for samurai.
Is this an annual event? Who was it put together by? How could someone get involved? I’m in the Texas area not far from where this event took place but I only heard of it when I saw this video post. Why is that? Was it associated with the WWII museum in Fredricksburg? Where are most of your event based out of? Are there many in Texas?
@@BrownBessOwnerwhat side are you looking for? atthefront is good for European America and German. Hikishop is good for Japanese but I don’t know about other armies. I want to say I got my American Army PTO from whatpriceglory but idr. The biggest expense will be a quality rifle. Before you buy anything: join a group and go with their opinion on where to buy.
Have you ever found the dust cover from the rifle to be detrimental, like you worry it'll give you away or the dust cover from your ally would give the whole unit away?
18 and 19 yrs old with Semi-Auto rifles and Smgs and most of the Japanese men wer malnourished from starvation cuz their supply line got cut. Average Japanese soldiers were 17 and there are even 50 plus years soldiers
@@serocontra well yeah they took Midway and controlled the Pacific and cut the Japanese supply line and also fire power in USA is better but it’s still crazy to think that the Japanese killed a lot of Americans. Japan was also not used to the Jungle terrain they were used to fighting in Urban cities in China but. But overall good thing Allies won the war
imagine falling asleep somewhere here and being woken up by a mass of gunfire sounds
and then seeing all these people not knowing its a reenactment
"did i accidentally go back in time while sleeping??"
This happened in Mr. Bean's Holiday
'If one doesn't learn from history, they are doomed to repeat it' and to do that you need to know history from both sides and you give us a perfectly reconstructed slice of that history.
In before the trolls appear... (not trolling but we know what happens)
軍装はあくまでも趣味であり 戦争を肯定するものでは無い。
"babe i know its 5:15 am but hattori han posted"
REALL
😂
same
Always impressed with the quality of these videos.
13:21 Takanori running through the brush, Sword in hand. So based. bro was on a mission
I watched this and I haven't seen a single GI casualty and we know from history US would suffer quite a bit on Peleliu, was it just the GI effect, or did this particular video not show US casualties because of brush and vegetation?
@@dobridjordjeGI effect
@@Jarae_SPN God im sick of that crap, US took 2,5k KIA on Peleliu and Angaur and close to 7k wounded, vast majority in the first 2 weeks on Peleliu, they do the same with WW2 other fronts/ Korea/ Vietnam, absolute balderdash.
@@dobridjordje We got casualty cards on Saturday, before that we were told not to take hits. Either show up or shut up
Edit: Also you can barely see any GIs in the footage, we took plenty of casualties, both in the reenactment and real world.
@@Chris-pc1om Id gladly show up If I lived in the US, I'm from Serbia, where reenactments basically don't exist besides some medieval tournaments and similar.
Other than that, fair enough, it was the point of view I guess, everything covered by thick brush and vegetation, which is the exact opposite to Peleliu which was a barren island after US finished napalming and bombarding it.
I'm convinced this man is a time traveler, and he likes to revisit the battles on the Asian front of ww2. These weapons and equipment are in perfect condition.
Because they still make ww2 reenactment things
An excellent presentation. Thank you!
I fail to see the connection between this skirmish on a hill and the actual events of the battle for Peleliu, but I hope everyone enjoyed themselves.
My respect to all who fell as a result of the real battle.
This is what an actual battle is mostly made of: hundreds of skirmishes. The history books and films show you the overall battle: not the details of it.
13:10
忙しい人向け
多分、唯一の見どころ
Reenactors like this are Based
I want to see some cookings featuring Japanese foods in the future. It's pretty rare to see Japanese rations of WW2.
Editing this in black and white would have been awesome.
To re-enact properly, you have to wait until daylight temperatures reach 117 degrees.
Or till it's hella cold
@definitely_not_Hirohitohi emperor papi hirohitouuu
@@Tadashihiro__fabian who da hell are you
ばんざい突撃が中途半端すぎる。敵陣に切り込むところを見せて欲しかった。😂でも良い出来だと思います。good movie !
Heh. The buzzing cicadas add another 5-10 degrees to the ambient temperature. Looks like a good time was had by all. =^[.]^=
My grandfather was a soldier in the Imperial Army and took part in the southern campaign. My grandfather was lucky enough to survive and return to his homeland, but most of his own men were killed in action. My grandfather didn't like to talk much about the war, so I don't know much about it, but maybe he was fighting as shown in this video. It is very moving to think so. I am proud of my grandfather who fought for his country. I pay my respects to the soldiers of all the Allied and Axis powers. War should be avoided at all costs.
imagine a ww2 reenactment where they bring out a battleship
Dreamy...
Japan had been indirectly at war with the United States since 1937. It's the Sino-Japanese war. Japan had a huge advantage over China. Without American aid. In the end, without America, Japan would have dominated Asia and Germany would have dominated Europe.
Quite Vibey
Some pretty Good work
This lost footage is crazy!!
we aint retreating with this one🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥💥💥💯💯💯‼‼‼‼
You know it!
HE POSTED LESSS GO
Great 👍 reactectment
Man, I want to get into reenacting so bad, but can’t seem to find any U.S impression units in the Central Texas area. Plus, I assume the gear is expensive and some of it is very hard to find nowadays.
Reproductions...are easier to find.
@@gamerhistorian7843 “Reproductions” in regards to uniforms/gear? I was under the impression that authenticity and accuracy was emphasized, as well.
@@Jtheman2022High quality reproductions when originals are difficult to obtain or modify a reproduction like dyes.
@@gamerhistorian7843 Oh okay, I get what you mean. Are reproductions a bit cheaper compared to the original?
@@Jtheman2022Depends on the piece, such as leather belts or boots, canteens, shirts, tunics, and so forth.
me and boyz during summer break
@hattorihan7503
Please make a short on INA indian national army
They were also allies of the japanese
Plz plz
Yk what would be funny if yall reenacted the banzai charge of Saipan
I really want to get into reenactments
Look up a group in your area. You may need to travel a few hours and that’s pretty common. But if you find a good group it’ll be worth the effort.
Pretty cool, I got a big a** Japanese flag that was captured at the battle of Okinawa. It’s got a few red spots on it and is signed by most of the guys in Co. A 173rd Engineer Combat Battalion.
Is this a blank or real??? Sounds so real to me. Hattori han keeps me amazed!
blank
Why would they use real bullets
@@russiandoggo7430 exactly
@@jolslikesrifles realistic approach i guess, if they die it's historically accurate
@@russiandoggo7430 do it
The Greater East Asia War was the greatest mission since the founding of Japan.
The Japanese who colonized East Asia, tormented the local people, and chased away the Westerners who mistakenly thought they were the masters of the world and were proud of them, are the coolest. ``Think of others before yourself'' is the philosophy of Bushido. Bushido was only named Bushido in the Middle Ages, but it is a character that the Japanese have had ever since the founding of the country. Bushido is a Japanese character.
It's not for samurai.
Wasn't it the Western powers, not Japan, that invaded Asia? Westerners sometimes tend to forget their own imperialism and distort history
Don't forget that it was the British, Spanish, and Portuguese who committed a holocaust against the Native Americans
@@pokari-u4kJapan too
Amazing
no bayonets and hinomaru flags attached on their rifles
Bayonets at the end of video. Hinomaru flags were used on staged propaganda photos.
これがアメリカ本土決戦の映像ですね
Is frienly fire on?
Is this an annual event? Who was it put together by? How could someone get involved? I’m in the Texas area not far from where this event took place but I only heard of it when I saw this video post. Why is that? Was it associated with the WWII museum in Fredricksburg? Where are most of your event based out of? Are there many in Texas?
No it isn’t associated with the Fredericksburg museum.
pull toghether a PTO ww2 reenactment kit first
@@stralabastro142 what’s the best site to get the best gear from? Anyone have suggestions on the basic starter items you can start with?
@@BrownBessOwnerwhat side are you looking for?
atthefront is good for European America and German.
Hikishop is good for Japanese but I don’t know about other armies. I want to say I got my American Army PTO from whatpriceglory but idr.
The biggest expense will be a quality rifle. Before you buy anything: join a group and go with their opinion on where to buy.
日本人もいるの？
A few
素晴らしいビデオです、戦車兵の服装のレビューを見たいです！
Lots of calories were burned that day. 😅
これって空砲撃ってるだけなのですか。それともBB弾も発射されてるんですか。
空砲
Yooo you should a uniform about Japanese paratroopers in ww2
This is so based.
帝國陸萬歳 （Teikoku Rikugun Banzai : IJA BANZAI）
Superbe
Who is the American and who is the Japanese?
OMG War is Finish😢
Superb video but I'll always curious did you used historical Japanese tactics/doctrines for event like this? (Sonoba ni chire, yoko ni chire, etc)
It depends on the terrain. As you could see in the video the fighting was mostly on steep hill faces and maintaining formation can be difficult.
Это круто, делать рекон по японцам👍
何これ😂
Nerf wars be like:
Have you ever found the dust cover from the rifle to be detrimental, like you worry it'll give you away or the dust cover from your ally would give the whole unit away?
no
All that fighting just to get your asses kicked by a bunch of 18 & 19 year olds 😂
18 and 19 yrs old with Semi-Auto rifles and Smgs and most of the Japanese men wer malnourished from starvation cuz their supply line got cut. Average Japanese soldiers were 17 and there are even 50 plus years soldiers
The marines took horrendous casualties on Peleliu- I would read Sledge’s book to get more insight
From the veteran stories that fought the Japanese, I would not say they were “kicking ass” the whole time.
@@serocontra well yeah they took Midway and controlled the Pacific and cut the Japanese supply line and also fire power in USA is better but it’s still crazy to think that the Japanese killed a lot of Americans. Japan was also not used to the Jungle terrain they were used to fighting in Urban cities in China but. But overall good thing Allies won the war
@@asianman3455 Not just Peleilu I think the numbers of American death in The Pacific overall got sugar coated to make the Japanese Empire look weak