The Okinawan Hospitals Were Filled With Our Men America Is Winning (Ep. 6)
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2024
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Embark on a profound journey through history with our documentary series, "Echoes of Okinawa: The Japanese Perspective." This gripping saga unfolds the monumental Battle of Okinawa, one of World War II's most intense and pivotal confrontations, through the eyes of those who experienced it from the Japanese side. Across this series, we delve deep into the hearts and minds of soldiers, civilians, and leaders who faced unimaginable challenges and made sacrifices during this critical juncture in history.
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Someone should have distributed leaflets that said the Japanese government had improperly modified bushido and that under proper bushido it was expected and honorable to switch to the victor’s side.
This rate of YT advertising is unreasonable.
But the "oka bombs" had only 1 hit, according to the history I've read. Pretty sad. Even if it was more, considering how many went out on these "missions". What waste of human life they were. Just like the kamikaze planes. So sad. Just like the Germans fighting when all was lost. War is an enormous waste of young men's lives. 😢😢😢
❤ Love your content. AI doing well today.
Actually, I found the AI narrator's pronunciations particularly whimsical today.
Your AI reader could use some "education"...😳😳😳
By the end of the war-indeed, by late 1944- the American navy had close to one hundred aircraft carriers of all types. The majority of these carriers were so-called escort carriers. However, I wonder if the Japanese high-command would have continued with their Kamikaze effort had they known the actual number of carriers the US navy had afloat.
This A.I. reading thing is going to take some getting used too!! It sucks.
I'm learning to pronoun words differently.
Its always the ones at the rear who cause the ones at the front to die while they are safe at the rear.
Yes but in Japans case most of them were perfectly willing to sacrifice themselves as well
@@erichughes284you can't know that..... You are just repeating what you've read or heard. If they didn't mind dying then why did they surrender? They are a great country and a great ally today. I am proud of that.
@@MarkKell-yx6lw Maybe they cane to their senses or were scared to die,but Doesnt seem right to urge suicide and stay alive.But that was their narrative so Idk I cant really judge them but I get what you are saying.
Seems like the Japanese leadership spent a lot of time weeping. Is that part of their culture?
Weeping seems less a sign of weakness in Asian cultures and more a show of compassion for loss of honor but sadly not for loss of lives.
Its disgraceful that Out of 900 planes not even one could be spared to guard the Yamato.
Why waste planes to protect obsolete technology?
Why ? It wouldn't have helped.
Actually 27 were
@@billotto602 actually 27 were but Only 9 at a time
@@billotto602 Its just the idea.And it would have made for a nice dogfight
Many experts admit that Japan would have been far to costly to take. The fact remains many lives were saved in the end.
22:34 Japan didn’t lose “hundreds of the country’s best pilots” at Midway, I think the number is just over 100.
True. It was at the Battle of the Philippines, the Marianas Turky Shoot.
"All 248 carrier aircraft were lost, most going down with their ships, along with several cruiser- and battleship-launched float planes. However, most Japanese pilots were rescued; only 36 were lost on the carriers and 74 in the air, mostly from Hiryu."
If Japan had Not Embraced a pseudo superiority complex throughout its history The aforementioned Act's, whilst Fighting a War would not have Occured! Assuming that Poetry, Honor,Intelligence are somehow Acceptable in the pursuit of Death is in my opinion incredibly Flawed to say the least.
Good points/questions. All countries assume cultural superiority and prop up their own superiority with self serving standards. One must reluctantly concede that failure to win in warfare refutes ALL arguments for cultural superiority.
You need a strong stomach to digest this. Human misery under the microscope, in grotesque detail. Not much to do with the military matters. I pass.
Fascinated by Japan since my younger days I lived there for 18 months and that was enough. A culture obsessed by their Japaneseness. They have a particular origin myth that's deeply ingrained even in young, modern Japanese. Nazi concepts of the master race have nothing on the Japanese. Given the chance they'd do it all again.
I experienced the same in my stay, Keeping the emperor on his throne preserved those myth and guarantied the continuity of their elitist culture of mystical submissiness to the divine call for domination. Given the chance they'd do it all again.
You nailed it. Many harbor way more hostility underneath, still think they are superior with their rigidity, and still have a "how dare you" mentality underneath those fake smiles.
The Japanese have never made it a secret that they believe strongly in their racial superiority. It's a big part of the reason why they believed that they could overcome the USA's superior material advantages in WWII.
They were absolutely convinced that their troops were better in every way and that they could not possibly be defeated. It also explains why they were so brutal to their enemies. In their minds, other people were inferior to them and unworthy of their respect.