Soldier Surviving 4 Months at Sea - Miracle on the Pacific
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2021
- Meet Lou Zamperini, a World War II vet and former Olympic runner, who ended up in a fight for his life when on a rescue mission crashed into the ocean, and had to survive 4 months at sea, only to be captured by the Japanese. This is truly one of the most incredible stories ever told. Don't miss it!
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I love how he suffered through all this ,and he didn't turned into a hateful man who make statements like"Never forgive"
That's cool .
well its was during a war of course your not going to show mercy towards your enemy so it well be easy to forgive
once the war it's over
@@czaralexander5156 Read all those silly 'Never forgive' comments from people on yt ,that nevef even sufferd through a war .They only say this cuz they're so damm selfrighous .I think it's cool to be like that guy in the video .
@@czaralexander5156 good point. Very true
Specifically The Bird
UNBROKEN: That part where he doesn't drop the plank has to be one of the strongest moments in any movie
Facts
One of the best movies ever.
They made it over dramatic. Read the book. It’s much better
Hey I have that book
@@BANANABOI26 its a movie ;-;
The movie 'Unbroken' is amazing
So true
And the book.
Yes
it was okay i have no respect for prisoners of war even though it's not their fault and you have no control if your a
prisoner of war or not but i respect a soldier who fought their enemy without ever becoming a prisoner of war
Yea loved it. But to you know the name of the Sequel
Zamperini: "exists"
Italian mafia: *Write that down*
@Is my PC edible? I cannot tell if this is sarcasm
@Is my PC edible? Ahahahaha
4 months at sea is an incredible feat for anyone to survive
It was 47 days though. That’s 2 months. Not as impressive as 4 months but still extraordinary.
It was not 4 months but it was impressive
1:51
It’s weird how he would meet the man who would change his life forever.
It would be crazy if he was sent to the European Theatre instead of the Pacific one!
I read his book unbroken in the hole in prison and it gave me a whole new outlook on life I thought I had it bad and this man had went threw so many trials and tribulations but came out on top when it was all over. It made me realize how much worse my situation could be and that there was always light at the end of the tunnel his story is amazing and he’s really a inspiration I highly recommend checking out his book it’s a real eye opener.
You should read his book : Unbroken
Just realized it from Swithfoot's song called "You Found Me".
This is why I stay in my forest away from the ocean
Far far away.....
You have been forgotten.
Ha! I live in the forest on the ocean! Can't live in fear bruh
mmmmm smart bigfoot
thought the pnw forest had great views of the ocean
Absolute awe to hear what people endure in their determination to survive. The willpower alone is incredible.
What an amazing man
Indeed ,and he stayed a loveable person after all that .
@@samkangal8428 so true. considering what he and many others went through
One thing you missed is that he did send out a radio broadcast to his family saying he was still alive and will go fishing when he get home. This allowed his family to know he was alive because it was something that only his family knows about
Unbroken 10/10 movie
It was 47 days at sea I believe but still incredible nonetheless
Ey Kiya wil
Yeah, why did they say 4 months? Wtf?
Can you make a video on "Law enforcement in medieval era"
Ooh, that would be good. Also, law enforcement in the Victorian era would be interesting. Although i do think both would be sad and cringe-worthy.
Steal fruit? That's a paddling.
Yes please.
Unbroken was one of the best military movies made to date. Louie was my inspiration to run in highschool
*Congratulations on 10 million, Infographics Show* 🎉🎉🎉
Watanabe...a cruel and violent prison guard...Known for unrelenting cruelty...We shall call him...The Bird??
Hey, have you ever dealt with a bird who really wants that churro you just bought at the beach? Hardly a more terrifying animal out there!
@@Raydawggie hmmm.. good point
He ran and hid like a scared bird
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If you can take it , you can make it.
A minute of pain is worth lifetime of glory.
Zamperini: *survives*
*sad Grim Reaper noises*
That was incredible.
what a mad lad.
Inforgraphics when a person joins the military as a officer it is commissioned not enlisted. Enlisted is a separate rank system.
This story motivated me to stay stronger
Congrats on 10M btw! Much Love! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥺
Great story.
I love this story. I've heard it so many times. Ive read the book, watched the movie, and read the book multiple more times. It never gets old.
what was the name of the movie?
It's "Unbroken", mentioned at the end of the video
Uh yea. Unbroken
Congrats on 10 million!!
There is a book titled Unbroken. It gives you a lot more info and is a great read. I enjoyed the audio version very much.
Also a movie
UNBROKEN what a film
The best revenge is to live a long and happy life.
Awesome story!
I knew exactly who this was about from the title because I read unbroken!! I loved it
Love that movie
Unbroken! An amazing book! Please read it! Amazing man!
My old 6th grade teacher who was like family to me was related to this man she’s retired now but she told me stories about him
CONGRATS ON 10MILLION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It’s weird because im watching unbroken right now and this video pops up on my timeline
best book i’ve ever read
Funny thing how put running the cops can make you very fast. I remember my friends being behind me when someone said I'm calling the police. We turned around and ran and I was last in the pack and knowing the the last in line is the one caught i ran past all 7 of them and the other fast kid was the farthest from me when I started. I got back to base so quickly that I was waiting 20 mins for the rest of them to catch up. After 10 mins I thought we had lost some to capture. I still have no record. Lol
Amen
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Unbroken guy
Spring is over and they still haven't released there live action bigfoot hunt video they said would be released in spring
So that's how Unbroken was made
I’ve read the book and watched the movie unbroken
Read the book Unbroken for school and definitely enjoyed it
One of the interesting parts is apparently when he first went to be recruited his resting BPM was too low (slow?) and so when he went the second time he ran I think it was a mile or something so that his “resting” BPM would be high enough to qualify.
That part was about someone else if i remember correctly. He did fail a test on purpose though because he was busy with some movie or so and wanted to finish that before entering training.
I love the book unbroken
Imagine the vengeance he wanted.
I watched a movie on him it was great.
I click everytime some how! Congratulations on 10 mill you deserve it your voice is ace
Im reading this book rn
I can already tell this is going to be very interesting!
Every single video on the show is interesting!
@@AUSans101 I learn so much interesting stuff they don’t teach in school
@@angelodecarlo7093 that’s because school is boring
You guys should really make an episode on the Navajo Code Talkers from WW2 when they were tasked with creating a code so with the Navajo language against the Japanese during the island hopping campaigns
UNbreakble
Early :D (congrats on the 10m subs)
one of the fastest men yeah sure i got the notif and clicked right away
I read the book for my 8th grade ELA class. And have also watched the movie ✨
I personally like the book better they couldn't fit everything in the movie of course.
Read Unbroken. Amazing story
You know zaffirini live to be that old and did all these great things because of the Forgiveness he found within himself forgiving others is not about them it's about letting go of a poison within us so that we can get on with our lives this is an awesome story about forgiveness because watanabi had no regrets he had lived his life just fine and if zaprini would have tortured himself continue to torture himself after the war because of what had happened it would have been on him he chose to forgive and he lived his life good the other guy had no regrets and he lived his life good that's the miracle that is the miracle both men had the same reality
Next video should be what is happening in surfaide right now we need to pray for them
Wait i think i have heard this one before on tv shows or in a movie i think i watched it a long time ago
Nice video!
2:15 … correction In September 1941 he I listed in the Army Air Corps! Not the Army Air Force. It was know as the Air Corps and was a division of the Army.
I literally watched this film 2 hours ago. That is quite spooky.
Movie name ?
@@ppavankumar2903 unbroken
@@scotlandw8 thanks
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Unbroken is the movie about him
Read the book Unbroken. Its a really good book
Is it weird that recognized this story is from the book written by Laura Hillenbrand called:
Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption
He's a runner He's a track star
Movie on Netflix called:unbroken
I read this book in class
The real life “Flash” DC Comics superhero fastest man alive.
A war hero.
Incredible.
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2:28 ah yes, the b-24 bomber that looked exactly like a British Lancaster bomber and had four propellers
8:25 and yet again, the classic American airplane, the spitfire
Shut up. No ones gonna like the comment
@@bobofranklin3661 two people already have
@@justmyopinion7201 no offense but it’s been 37 minutes and you only have 3 likes
@@lanadelreeyy none taken, I was just making a point since he said “nobody is gonna like this comment”
@@justmyopinion7201 alright, sorry if I came out rude at all! I didn’t want to start any arguments lol
That B24 looks a lot like a Lancaster...
I feel the need to point this out.. the man in that photo is not Yokura Sashizo. And Zamperini was at sea for 47 days, not 4 months. Still an amazing story nonetheless.
What happened to the other surviving crew member from the plane. Did he survive captivity and the war?
I dont think so
He did survive. Went on to be a teacher and died in 1998
I think I seen a movie about this
He a runner he a track star
Wow I couldn't even survive if I was alone by myself
i think there's about this can't remember the title
Nice video
My opinion: The book is much better than the movie!
Usually
"I WILL -NEVER- FORGIVE THE JAPANESE"
And i will never forgive the germans they took my grandfather
@@jiebebikelife5133 i am sorry for your loss brother. but the NAZIS did that. not the germans.
@@rishabhsinghrawat1804 tbh they were most
Dang those are blue eyes!
I wonder how much it cost to buy your way into USC back then
Fun Fact: if you search the word Aye aye on google you will be freaked out/ weirded out/ or at awe to see the world’s largest nocturnal primate
Or just wath the movie unbroken
11 minutes wowowow
Legend
Ig you could say he was *unbroken*
The book was not written by Louis Zamperini, some information was given to the author by him, sure, but the book was written by Laura Hillenbrand. Do not discredit the author. I would recommend correcting this by pinning your own correction comment.
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nothing would happen lol
Read the Book ‘Unbroken’
No idea.
I watched the movie
Consolidated B-24 Liberator not Avro Lancaster.