Tadamichi Kuribayashi is perhaps the most underrated commander of the Axis Powers. Not only was he a skilled, pragmatic general who inflicted some of highest casualty rates the United States ever suffered during the war, but he was also a compassionate, rational human being. He evacuated civilians so they wouldn’t get caught in the crossfire, he shared the hardships of his men living in appalling conditions, he visited wounded soldiers in the hospital, he forbade the use of banzai charges (believing them to be futile and a waste), and he openly opposed going to war with the U.S. (believing it to be last nation Japan should fight). It is said that the Japanese government sent Kuribayashi to Iwo Jima, knowing he wouldn’t make it off alive. Kuribayashi himself knew defending Iwo Jima was an inevitable defeat, but he also knew if the U.S. captured it, Japan would be in full range of American bombers. If defending Iwo Jima meant protecting his nation’s civilians from those bombs for even a little while longer, then he would gladly defend that island to his last breath. The Battle of Iwo Jima lasted for over a month and resulted in nearly 28,000 American casualties, and it climaxed with group of Japanese soldiers launching a sneak attack on an American encampment before being wiped out. It is said this group of Japanese soldiers was led by Kuribayashi himself, making him one of last generals to lead from the front and die in the front. The reason his body wasn’t identified in the aftermath is because he wore the uniform of a common soldier, not an officer. Tadamichi Kuribayashi was one of the best men the Axis Powers had to offer during the war and it’s a shame he isn’t widely known like Erwin Rommel. I honestly can’t thank this film enough for giving him the recognition he rightfully deserves. Rest In Peace General Tadamichi Kuribayashi (1891-1945).
Not to understate Tadamichi himself, but Japanese Army commanders themselves are rather forgettable due to the overall performance of the Japanese Army. Even though relative to other Japanese commanders, he was superior, even at Iwo Jima, for every 1 American lost, 3 Japanese would die. And by every standard, that’s considered a pretty poor performance for a defender on what’s effectively a fortress island. Now of course that’s due to Americas vastly superior navy, air, and ground forces, but still.
@@roy6907 you talk nonsense it's like you put Tyson at the time of his glory against a lightweight champion. And everyone expected the lightweight to fall on the first punch. But the lightweight held on throughout the fight stopping Tyson at times, in the end the lightweight fell knocked out. But it is a Pyrhus victory. Your Americans facing an army with the same means did not pass... He is an excellent general who did the job but could not do more. I would have been ok with you if after the months of bombardments after a week the island would have surrendered
@@roy6907 casualty rate was nearly 1:1 if you include the japanese who hid after the battle as casualties. americans strength was 5:1 just in ground troops with complete air and sea superiority. considering they held out for 5 weeks on an area of 8 square miles while inflicting more casualties than losses themselves i'd say he performed far better than you could expect especially since this was practically at the end of the war
Yeah it was an extreme overpreformance and navy comannd of the US stated they believe iwo jima wasn't worth it considering they lost way more resources securing the Island and time when they could of biased the Island entirely
Johannes Blaskowitz is perhaps even more underrated than Kuribayashi, at least in the humane department, because the latter gets this film if nothing else. The major general signed death warrants for Germans committing atrocities in Poland and was generally appalled by the behaviour of the army towards the population. In doing so he managed to earn the ire of Hitler himself that he would be the only major general not promoted to field marshal in 1940. He inexplicably committed suicide while held in detention even though his lawyers were convinced his name would have been cleared and he would have been shown as the prime example of how a general could have behaved humanely in the German army.
A tragic hero. Sources suggested he was aware that Japan was unable to win the war all along, hence was labelled as a pessimist and was sent to this island which he and high command knew very well was a suicide mission. Still he has done his duty to the utmost.
(Tennouheika) Banzai used by japanese soldier means long life to the emperor, banzai is a generic enthusiastic exclamation word like "hurray!" but literally is "Then thousand years of life", so "long life"
At the start of the war, the Japanese Navy and Naval Air Force were among the best in the world but they got wore down as the war progressed. As far as the army is concermed, while the soldiers were brave, they lagged behind in terms of quality and quantity of equipment such as rifles and tanks.
tadamichi kuribayashi is one of japanese best generals duringnthe war.. he broke the doctrine of japanese military for not allowing a beach defense instead he build a system of tunnels in iwo jima with traps and machinengun nest also he prohibit the using banzai charge because its futile ... the war of iwo jima that expect to last for only 5 days he make it last for 1 month.. every imperial army in that island dies along with kuribayashi..
Oddly enough, although heavy german tanks are often assumed erroneously to have been diesel powered, it was light Japanese tanks which often were actually diesels.
GeneHeim1 They still followed Bushido, the honorcode of the samurai. They believed death was better than living in shame of defeat. They believed that killing themself was the only way to restore their honor.
My friend. Only the American army started the war with new rifles, the garand-even the us marines made do with ww1 vintage springfields for some time. The mk 4 british smle was essentially a ww1 weapon, so was the karabiner 98k, so was the mosin nagant,and the arisaka and so on.
It might end up that way but it doesn't start that way. Guerillas don't have tanks or artillery pieces. These were soldiers who fought a conventional battle and when they are just about wiped out, they switch to guerilla tactics. The Japanese army in China never used guerilla tactics because they were beating the Chinese.
@sm0keshell well actually for the most part the american soldiers hated the japanese and tried to kill most of them. its true that they tried to help them but they usually showed no mercy because they didnt receive any
It is surprising that Japanese infantry never adopted a sub MG, but Im not sure if their eventual gradual defeat can be put down to this, as it did not prevent their phenomenal success in 1st year of the war. The tanks were flimsy compared even to western tanks of the early war , but how much of the Pacific war or even China turned on tanks? Tanks making a difference was only patchy here and there small scale.
@boyformurder045 They don't really fight these days. Been under US protection since the end of WWII and are obliged by treaty not to fight offensively in war. They haven't gone into battle in ages and a day.
Section 9 is such a disgrace...anime is another disgrace that is made because of American comics influation on Japan after the war. War will keep happen if Americans don't experience being defenders of their homeland. They must experience the same pain that many countries felt...to make them truly understand the war. Those Americans were those that sent weapons to the places that are at war, to make the war endless.
Like many words in the english language, fuck can have a variety of meanings. To be honest, it is clearly the most versatile word in the entire language.
I am German, I criyd to when I saw this film, every soldier is a victim, is beeing manipulatet, like the civilianz too. But when the veterans of a war cames home they´re no longer welcome, because they have many to tell, many things that the other citizens don´t want to hear. About the lie that war is honor, about the victims, the destruiction, nowbody wants to hear it. You rember Rambo (the first film)/ When he returned he wasn´t welcome in his country.
@Easyway1 No dude, by about Tarawa they had to beg soldiers to DO sacrifice and not just blow themselves up: sacrifice is when you die like the defenders on Okinawa and Tarawa did: suicide accurately describes the early battles where Japanese forces had guns and ammo and food left, and still decided to leave Marines unharmed by killing themselves. Sacrifice is what Germans did- they didn't believe in suicide, and made it clear suicide was never an option, but they also fought to the last man.
Japanese army rifles and equipment were inferior. I'm no expert but their rifles lacked power to knock down or badly hurt a man if they didn't kill the target. They were used to fighting the Chinese, who had worse equipment than they did. Go to Wikipedia and search for Battle of Khalkhin Gol. It was in 1939 and the Soviets mauled the Japanese. You're right that island fighting is not the best terrain for armor but what they had didn't match what the Americans had, who fought on the same terrain.
cute, where did the number come from. i think thats old info. this is the summary. 1945 -Union army report: 1.3milion 1945 -Chiang Kai-shek report: 1.3 milion 1948 -Chiang Kai-shek report: 4.4 milion 1950 -Communist party of china: about 10million 1970 -Communist party of china: 18milion 1985 -by chinese government: 21milion 1998 -by chinese goverment: 35milion. 2005 -by china communist: 50milion
so 1.3milion to 50milion in 60 years, from that data. the average annual rate of increase.....6.3% If it's gonna be maintained for a number of years 2017 -breakthrough in 100 milion 2029 - breakthrough in 200 milion The 22nd beginning of century - 12.8 billion people what a funny:) this is chinese quality.
I don't know about the rockets that the Japanese Army had, but their equipment from rifles to artillery to digging equipment was not up to the Allies, esp the Americans. If you watch the movie, the Japanese are digging beforehand. If they were Americans do you think they'd be digging with shovels & picks? They'd be using bulldozers & earthmovers. The Japanese Army lacked all of that. They were used to fighting Chinese, who were worse off. The Navy was top notch; it just couldn't replace losses.
Correct, we did not slaughter POWS, there were very few taken, most committed suicide before surrender. Other than bombing cities in Japan, where many civilians died, the US did not target civilians for killing, unlike the Japanese Rape of Nanking and Manila massacres of unarmed civilians.
oh they did. they invaded parts of asia. also brutally killing many innocent citizens, except japan did not focus on some particular groups like Hitler did.
I only disapprove because these men killed themselves. They should have taken one or two enemy with them. Every enemy who falls or is wounded is one who will not invade the homeland to kill your Mom, Father or family. Killing yourself is foolish and selfish. I had relatives fighting the Japanese. The Japanese were brave foes, fanatic and ruthless. Such qualities give more power to each soldier. Too bad that the Government squandered them too cheaply.
@Easyway1 well rather stupidity fighting for a land that is more standing for the rich people than for all people. dying for a land thats history is red of the blood of other countries that suffered under it is in my oppinion no patriotism but wrong. anyway respect to your will to die for your fatherland.
@coolguyinthe562 I don't glorify them but they were hard fighting sobs they fought to the bitter end like robots with a mission to just kill Marines. The ones that did surrender were the smart ones or I guess I could say dumb ones cause usually they would end up being killed anyway cause the Pacific war was just blood guts and pain they gave the us Marines the hardest fight they ever endured to this day.
I mean... Yall ever heard about the lone viking that held back an army alone to give time for his king and kinsmen to either flee or regroup... He stopped in the middle of a bridge and killed everyone Who tried to cross, they shot him full of arrows but he stood tall and kept fighting, the only way they managed to get past him was by sending men with Spears into the river to stab him from underneath. I believe he killed betwen 25-35 men while defending that bridge
Did you Know, Mao killed 7x more Chinese then Japan did. but its irrelevant to this, why is it, on every WW2 Japanese related video, people always bring out Nanking, why can't it just stay on the subject of the video
@Easyway1 yes. Sweden is Richer than Finland in every way. And wasted land, lets not talk about Finland. The whole country is wasted land haha. First puppet of Sweden in OUR control , then in Russian control, feel bad for you. You want to talk about war? Well Swedens been in way more wars than Finland and won more than you can imagen. Have FInland won against Russia? No, theyve fought hard, but they didnt win the winter war nor the continuation war. Have Sweden, Yes. Look up Battle of Narva.
Ken Watanabe = awesome actor
Tadamichi Kuribayashi is perhaps the most underrated commander of the Axis Powers. Not only was he a skilled, pragmatic general who inflicted some of highest casualty rates the United States ever suffered during the war, but he was also a compassionate, rational human being.
He evacuated civilians so they wouldn’t get caught in the crossfire, he shared the hardships of his men living in appalling conditions, he visited wounded soldiers in the hospital, he forbade the use of banzai charges (believing them to be futile and a waste), and he openly opposed going to war with the U.S. (believing it to be last nation Japan should fight). It is said that the Japanese government sent Kuribayashi to Iwo Jima, knowing he wouldn’t make it off alive. Kuribayashi himself knew defending Iwo Jima was an inevitable defeat, but he also knew if the U.S. captured it, Japan would be in full range of American bombers. If defending Iwo Jima meant protecting his nation’s civilians from those bombs for even a little while longer, then he would gladly defend that island to his last breath. The Battle of Iwo Jima lasted for over a month and resulted in nearly 28,000 American casualties, and it climaxed with group of Japanese soldiers launching a sneak attack on an American encampment before being wiped out. It is said this group of Japanese soldiers was led by Kuribayashi himself, making him one of last generals to lead from the front and die in the front. The reason his body wasn’t identified in the aftermath is because he wore the uniform of a common soldier, not an officer.
Tadamichi Kuribayashi was one of the best men the Axis Powers had to offer during the war and it’s a shame he isn’t widely known like Erwin Rommel. I honestly can’t thank this film enough for giving him the recognition he rightfully deserves. Rest In Peace General Tadamichi Kuribayashi (1891-1945).
Not to understate Tadamichi himself, but Japanese Army commanders themselves are rather forgettable due to the overall performance of the Japanese Army. Even though relative to other Japanese commanders, he was superior, even at Iwo Jima, for every 1 American lost, 3 Japanese would die. And by every standard, that’s considered a pretty poor performance for a defender on what’s effectively a fortress island.
Now of course that’s due to Americas vastly superior navy, air, and ground forces, but still.
@@roy6907 you talk nonsense it's like you put Tyson at the time of his glory against a lightweight champion. And everyone expected the lightweight to fall on the first punch. But the lightweight held on throughout the fight stopping Tyson at times, in the end the lightweight fell knocked out. But it is a Pyrhus victory. Your Americans facing an army with the same means did not pass... He is an excellent general who did the job but could not do more. I would have been ok with you if after the months of bombardments after a week the island would have surrendered
@@roy6907 casualty rate was nearly 1:1 if you include the japanese who hid after the battle as casualties. americans strength was 5:1 just in ground troops with complete air and sea superiority.
considering they held out for 5 weeks on an area of 8 square miles while inflicting more casualties than losses themselves i'd say he performed far better than you could expect especially since this was practically at the end of the war
Yeah it was an extreme overpreformance and navy comannd of the US stated they believe iwo jima wasn't worth it considering they lost way more resources securing the Island and time when they could of biased the Island entirely
Johannes Blaskowitz is perhaps even more underrated than Kuribayashi, at least in the humane department, because the latter gets this film if nothing else. The major general signed death warrants for Germans committing atrocities in Poland and was generally appalled by the behaviour of the army towards the population. In doing so he managed to earn the ire of Hitler himself that he would be the only major general not promoted to field marshal in 1940. He inexplicably committed suicide while held in detention even though his lawyers were convinced his name would have been cleared and he would have been shown as the prime example of how a general could have behaved humanely in the German army.
i love this scene...
they all go screaming banzai and then the next moment everyone becomes silent. It's as if the hesitation is really shown here
Ken Watanabe is of my favorite actors. Clint was a genius to put him in this role.
A tragic hero. Sources suggested he was aware that Japan was unable to win the war all along, hence was labelled as a pessimist and was sent to this island which he and high command knew very well was a suicide mission. Still he has done his duty to the utmost.
(Tennouheika) Banzai used by japanese soldier means long life to the emperor, banzai is a generic enthusiastic exclamation word like "hurray!" but literally is "Then thousand years of life", so "long life"
戦地で戦った兵にこう言いたい「日本の為にありがとう」っと。
疾風迅雷 結局原発で終戦。兵士の命が無駄になった。
Nicholas Huang
無駄じゃない
日本の底力を見せつけたからこそ今がある
終戦の理由は原爆ではないです..
柘榴坂の侍 カイジ伊藤さんが終戦の理由を原爆と思ったのではなくて
終戦の理由を原発と言った人に対してのレスで
原発じゃなくて原爆の誤字では？
と指摘してるだけです..
Damn 15 years ago , this is a very good movie you know
This movie still makes me shed tears....great movie ;)
At the start of the war, the Japanese Navy and Naval Air Force were among the best in the world but they got wore down as the war progressed.
As far as the army is concermed, while the soldiers were brave, they lagged behind in terms of quality and quantity of equipment such as rifles and tanks.
And medicine.
His banzai is one of the best ever!
tadamichi kuribayashi is one of japanese best generals duringnthe war.. he broke the doctrine of japanese military for not allowing a beach defense instead he build a system of tunnels in iwo jima with traps and machinengun nest also he prohibit the using banzai charge because its futile ... the war of iwo jima that expect to last for only 5 days he make it last for 1 month.. every imperial army in that island dies along with kuribayashi..
Oddly enough, although heavy german tanks are often assumed erroneously to have been diesel powered, it was light Japanese tanks which often were actually diesels.
GeneHeim1 They still followed Bushido, the honorcode of the samurai. They believed death was better than living in shame of defeat. They believed that killing themself was the only way to restore their honor.
They were very brave, devoted, ,disciplined and foolish little boys.
They were more like samurai than ninjas. Samurai fight for honor, ninja fight to win.
I fully agree with you.
We should learn history from facts, not from propaganda.
Enemy or not, I just love their dedication to their country. Too bad they were led by a cruel leader.
Yeah, Roosevelt was a right bastard.
yes they will be very badass if led by the right people
My friend. Only the American army started the war with new rifles, the garand-even the us marines made do with ww1 vintage springfields for some time. The mk 4 british smle was essentially a ww1 weapon, so was the karabiner 98k, so was the mosin nagant,and the arisaka and so on.
渡辺健さんの
素晴らしい演技
FOR THE EMPEROR!!!
BONZAI!!
別期望能活著回去 指揮官永遠身先士卒 萬歲
How the fuck do you read that?😂
戦争はこういう美しいシーンができてしまうから余計に悲惨だ。
美しくないでしょう。
@@はかまあデカダンス的な美しさはあると思うよ
BANZAI BANZAI BANZAI
omg "Not one of you is allowed to die until you have killed ten enemy soldiers" dam...now thats the kind of bravery i'm talking about
Ken Watanabe. Watch him in the film "The Last Samurai " awesome.
英霊に感謝
This speech makes me want to fight for the Japanese Empire... and I'm Chinese!
This Movie it's all about the ended of WW2 in the Pacific..it showed to us how the Japanese Imperial Army has been deafeted in WW2.
It might end up that way but it doesn't start that way. Guerillas don't have tanks or artillery pieces. These were soldiers who fought a conventional battle and when they are just about wiped out, they switch to guerilla tactics. The Japanese army in China never used guerilla tactics because they were beating the Chinese.
Wow... 15 years ago....
@sm0keshell well actually for the most part the american soldiers hated the japanese and tried to kill most of them. its true that they tried to help them but they usually showed no mercy because they didnt receive any
It is surprising that Japanese infantry never adopted a sub MG, but Im not sure if their eventual gradual defeat can be put down to this, as it did not prevent their phenomenal success in 1st year of the war.
The tanks were flimsy compared even to western tanks of the early war , but how much of the Pacific war or even China turned on tanks? Tanks making a difference was only patchy here and there small scale.
I had a boss just like that.
Heck of a way to start each workday!
Master 360px... so we meet again.
I wish I had the movie.((( I haven't seen it myself yet.((
I hope you have by now.
way better than flags
I agree. Letters, unlike flags, was something new and never done before.
Did he say; "世は常に趣旨の先頭に有る"? The world is in front of the purpose?
As if killing 10 man is easy and just to die after that. Imagine this man’s life hardship carrying those steel balls.
@Easyway1 Fight any enemy to the death. If your prepared to die and they are not, you win.
Perhaps not. Patton supposedly said, “Make the other poor bastard die for HIS country!”
I agree with you on this point.
Banzai, famous last words
再び祖国の地を踏める事をなきものと覚悟せよと言われるとねぇ。
硫黄島の戦いはそもそもが勝利を目的とした訳じゃなくてあくまでも足止めだから💦仕方ないよ
@tortillaandbeans, banzai means ten thousand years
🤣面白い
@boyformurder045
They don't really fight these days. Been under US protection since the end of WWII and are obliged by treaty not to fight offensively in war. They haven't gone into battle in ages and a day.
日本国憲法第９条に軍隊を放棄するとあります。
そろそろ憲法改正したいですが、日本の左翼勢力が邪魔します。
Does anyone know where I can find the whole movie??
It’s on showtime now
Tough enemy
Why it doesnt make sense?
it means, my present will always be in front of you
栗林中将が司令官であるから参謀肩章を付けているのは間違いですが素晴らしい映画です。
I'm proud to be born as a Japanese😗❤
Don't be dishonored to your ancestors.. most of them must be crying when they see how perverted are their grandchildren.
Section 9 is such a disgrace...anime is another disgrace that is made because of American comics influation on Japan after the war. War will keep happen if Americans don't experience being defenders of their homeland. They must experience the same pain that many countries felt...to make them truly understand the war. Those Americans were those that sent weapons to the places that are at war, to make the war endless.
banzai from brasil
Of course that was what I say dont know why 2 things down looks like people dont like to know the true.
what does bonzai mean?
The Emperor = A father of husband of Naoko Kawada
@MrTomstatube
That still leaves 5 % to do the dirty work. More than enough.
Like many words in the english language, fuck can have a variety of meanings. To be honest, it is clearly the most versatile word in the entire language.
TENNO HEIKA!!!!
banzai means 'hooray' - it has no meaning- it's just cheering words like yay! but it usually is used as ....patriotic means
天皇陛下万歳！！！
만세!
I am German, I criyd to when I saw this film, every soldier is a victim, is beeing manipulatet, like the civilianz too. But when the veterans of a war cames home they´re no longer welcome, because they have many to tell, many things that the other citizens don´t want to hear. About the lie that war is honor, about the victims, the destruiction, nowbody wants to hear it. You rember Rambo (the first film)/ When he returned he wasn´t welcome in his country.
Blauer Frosch Yes it is
bro grows some balls ,Germany is finished! ,,its gonna be another middle east conquered territory,
@Easyway1 Ok vilka är de röda för dig? VIlket är det Röda hotet?
Hii me 2021
@Easyway1 No dude, by about Tarawa they had to beg soldiers to DO sacrifice and not just blow themselves up: sacrifice is when you die like the defenders on Okinawa and Tarawa did: suicide accurately describes the early battles where Japanese forces had guns and ammo and food left, and still decided to leave Marines unharmed by killing themselves. Sacrifice is what Germans did- they didn't believe in suicide, and made it clear suicide was never an option, but they also fought to the last man.
Shit I wouldn’t fought like hell next to a general like him!
Japanese army rifles and equipment were inferior. I'm no expert but their rifles lacked power to knock down or badly hurt a man if they didn't kill the target. They were used to fighting the Chinese, who had worse equipment than they did. Go to Wikipedia and search for Battle of Khalkhin Gol. It was in 1939 and the Soviets mauled the Japanese. You're right that island fighting is not the best terrain for armor but what they had didn't match what the Americans had, who fought on the same terrain.
I think TL's at target watched the wrong training video
悲しい歴史です...
BANZAI!!!!
cute, where did the number come from. i think thats old info.
this is the summary.
1945 -Union army report: 1.3milion
1945 -Chiang Kai-shek report: 1.3 milion
1948 -Chiang Kai-shek report: 4.4 milion
1950 -Communist party of china: about 10million
1970 -Communist party of china: 18milion
1985 -by chinese government: 21milion
1998 -by chinese goverment: 35milion.
2005 -by china communist: 50milion
バンザイ中の二宮の顔がすべてを語ってる
🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷💪💪🇦🇷🇦🇷
@Easyway1 Soviets been dead for a while, where have you been?
so 1.3milion to 50milion in 60 years, from that data.
the average annual rate of increase.....6.3%
If it's gonna be maintained for a number of years
2017 -breakthrough in 100 milion
2029 - breakthrough in 200 milion
The 22nd beginning of century - 12.8 billion people
what a funny:)
this is chinese quality.
@Easyway1 What Red Army?There's no Red Army anymore :P
BANZAI!! 万歳!!
BONZAAAAAAI!!!
I don't know about the rockets that the Japanese Army had, but their equipment from rifles to artillery to digging equipment was not up to the Allies, esp the Americans. If you watch the movie, the Japanese are digging beforehand. If they were Americans do you think they'd be digging with shovels & picks? They'd be using bulldozers & earthmovers. The Japanese Army lacked all of that. They were used to fighting Chinese, who were worse off. The Navy was top notch; it just couldn't replace losses.
banzai from world.
And the AMericans.Brithis and Russians also didnt slaugthered thousands of Civilians and POWS?
A lesson for you, sunshine...start a war of aggressionand rape and butcher your way through other countries and you reap the consequences.
Correct, we did not slaughter POWS, there were very few taken, most committed suicide before surrender. Other than bombing cities in Japan, where many civilians died, the US did not target civilians for killing, unlike the Japanese Rape of Nanking and Manila massacres of unarmed civilians.
dunno i cant understand wut ur trying to say thats all
y did i say 100s?
millions
oh they did. they invaded parts of asia.
also brutally killing many innocent citizens, except japan did not focus on some particular groups like Hitler did.
that comment made no sense
I only disapprove because these men killed themselves. They should have taken one or two enemy with them. Every enemy who falls or is wounded is one who will not invade the homeland to kill your Mom, Father or family. Killing yourself is foolish and selfish.
I had relatives fighting the Japanese.
The Japanese were brave foes, fanatic and ruthless. Such qualities give more power to each soldier. Too bad that the Government squandered them too cheaply.
That's Bushido my friend, a code of honor of the samurai. A samurai cannot stand in defeat.
はい
戦闘開始直前に軍服に勲章いっぱい下げてるのはアホの象徴じゃねえか…
？？？
charge
@Easyway1 well rather stupidity fighting for a land that is more standing for the rich people than for all people. dying for a land thats history is red of the blood of other countries that suffered under it is in my oppinion no patriotism but wrong. anyway respect to your will to die for your fatherland.
The most bravest soldiers in history are Japanese :D
@coolguyinthe562 I don't glorify them but they were hard fighting sobs they fought to the bitter end like robots with a mission to just kill Marines. The ones that did surrender were the smart ones or I guess I could say dumb ones cause usually they would end up being killed anyway cause the Pacific war was just blood guts and pain they gave the us Marines the hardest fight they ever endured to this day.
I mean... Yall ever heard about the lone viking that held back an army alone to give time for his king and kinsmen to either flee or regroup... He stopped in the middle of a bridge and killed everyone Who tried to cross, they shot him full of arrows but he stood tall and kept fighting, the only way they managed to get past him was by sending men with Spears into the river to stab him from underneath. I believe he killed betwen 25-35 men while defending that bridge
The Italians had good weapons. The quality and caliber of the average Italian soldier was rather poor. An uninspired soldier will not win a war.
MMMMMM his true colors...yellow.
Haha, that was from Call of Duty. That doesn't count!
天皇陛下万歳
i've seen films from the Jurassic period with better graphics than this
You know this video was posted back in 2007 right?
Did you Know, Mao killed 7x more Chinese then Japan did. but its irrelevant to this, why is it, on every WW2 Japanese related video, people always bring out Nanking, why can't it just stay on the subject of the video
250,000 civilians were executed by the Japanese in Nanking, never forget the atrocities they inflicted on unarmed civilians.
@Easyway1 yes. Sweden is Richer than Finland in every way. And wasted land, lets not talk about Finland. The whole country is wasted land haha. First puppet of Sweden in OUR control , then in Russian control, feel bad for you. You want to talk about war? Well Swedens been in way more wars than Finland and won more than you can imagen. Have FInland won against Russia? No, theyve fought hard, but they didnt win the winter war nor the continuation war. Have Sweden, Yes. Look up Battle of Narva.
Banzai from muslim :)
Helton Pereira Modesto fuck Allah
@@yoyomodiji I won't curse your god but fuck you because you curse someone else's god