The American Planes Were Simply Better Than Ours We Stood No Chance (Ep. 8)
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2024
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Step into the cockpit and embark on a thrilling journey through the annals of history with our new video series about a top Japanese fighter pilot. Join us as we explore the daring exploits, valor, and sacrifice of the skilled aviators who took to the skies in defense of their homeland during one of the most pivotal periods of World War 2
This is Part 8
This is the playlist: • Memoirs Of The Best Ja...
Part 1: • I Was The Top Fighter ...
Part 2: • I Battled Against Amer...
Part 3: • My Japanese Commander ...
Part 4: • The American Pilots Sh...
Part 5: • I Saw Comradery Amongs...
Part 6: • I Crash Landed After T...
Part 7: • We Lost Our Top Pilot ...
Part 8: • The American Planes We...
Part 9: • The American Pilots Ce...
Part 10: • Our Japanese Commander...
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PLEASE fix the incredible number of screw ups by your reader !! Can't you ?
"When we saw a plane hit the ocean and just splash we knew it was American. When we saw a plane hit the water and explode we knew it was one of ours."
- memoir of a WWII Japanese fighter pilot.
What pilot?
@@VIDEOVISTAVIEW2020Joe Blow
No self sealing fuel tanks .
@@farmrrick early Japanese plane design has great emphasis on offensive capability hence, no defensive capability at all.
That's not the only reason they stood no chance ! 😮😮
This story is about Saburo Sakai life story taken from a book which started from his childhood to his life in the Navy, marrying Hatsuyo and his life after the war.
Another fine series. Please keep them coming.
The story picks up almost 2 years after his injury it appears. He talks about the loss of his eye but I think he lost the use of his left hand as well.
The hand came back with treatment.
Doubt one could fly a Zero in combat with only one hand.
@@jamesstewart2543 He regained the use of his limbs after recovering. But he was permanently blind in the one eye. He did manage to fly with 1 hand and 1 foot, half blinded and losing blood for the 3 hour return flight to Rabaul. Nobody knows how he managed it. Least of all him.
The scary thing was how many of the few surviving Japanese "Elite" experienced pilots by 1945 were missing various bits and pieces. It almost took three pilots to make a whole one.
doing a dang fine job..appreciate you.ty Happy Easter
How desperately sad, so many young men died.
Excerpt from Saburo Sakai memoir.
Doing my part for the algorithm. Did we skip a few chapters?
Please tell me this man's story has been turned into an anime. Had me on pins and needles. Bravo! 👏
I had the same thoughts, but the Japanese kinda like to forget that ww2 even happened.
@@juliusjohnson4829The Japanese did a lot to be ashamed of including conscripting Korean women and forcing them to be prostitutes for their armies and giving them heroin to keep them quiet. The few still alive a few years ago just wanted an apology and they wouldn’t do it. I think the last one died recently.
2 of the videos have been hidden again by YT😒
I found the air combat over Iwo fascinating. However, I will never understand why the American pilots didn't anticipate Sakai's left roll after he repeatedly used it to evade their guns.
Because this never happened. It's mostly made up "memories." Records never match his claims.
The Americans were using it for bombing practice".... Well said!!
Sock-Eye the One-Eye pilot
Where are the chapters you've skipped?
In the description box
@@sgt.grinch3299 I looked and found no Ep. 5
The stories are great, but pictures need to change to reflect the subject at hand.
No continuity, too many commercials. It ruins the narrative.
Premium Membership is worth it. Saves a lot of distraction. No commercials.
That sounds like more hellcats were shot down in that battle then the entire war
I generally like the stories that are given here and they are reasonably accurate, however it does not show what they did to the Russians in the 30s and the Chinese. Would you consider telling those stories after all 25 million people died because of it
And then he caught a fish so big it fed half of Japan!!!! Not sure if this guy has ever told an accurate story. Saki was a good pilot but the records never match his claims.
BUT THEY'RE COUSINS !? I thought they were from Japan but this sounds like they're from Alabama !! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Perhaps but second or third cousins can be considered gene scrambled that hopefully no birth defects occure.
"The American planes were simply better than ours"....Stop boo-hooing,,, pilot-san....you guys started it...remember???
Sounds like a great movie material! Fictional story that is…
Saburo Sakai's A6M from Rabaul was found at Gasmata and restored, and is now in the Australian War Memorial. www.awm.gov.au/collection/C111051
Not fiction, we have not just the paper records, but the aircraft.
Actual this is a true story from Sakais’s memoirs
So incest was a thing in Japan?
I was wondering the same thing.
This is bull shitt
Dang... Just 1 puncture& blah blah blah
It's a reading. From a book. So sad for you that that it's not a comic.
Japanese planes were not well protected, they were flying coffins for the pilots
The Japanese being the aggressor needs to have a flaw at least, otherwise, it would have caused more casualties to the allies or it would have caused a different result to the war.