Americans Seemed To Have An Inexhaustible Supply Of Aircraft (Ep.2)

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

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  • @WW2Tales
    @WW2Tales  17 часов назад

    Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to Part 2 of memoirs of Japan's living legendary flying ace!
    Playlist:ruclips.net/p/PLGjbe3ikd0XHV6ZkVN1R8XnKGP4p30RLH
    Part 1:ruclips.net/video/p1KavAJi4M4/видео.html

  • @AllenPaulTrego
    @AllenPaulTrego 9 часов назад +1

    Thanks. Great program I lesson at Bed time. Let’s forget my worries

  • @chrismack5908
    @chrismack5908 16 часов назад +4

    Gosh, it'd be great to have you indicate what are all the videos associated with each post. Some do have playlists. Thos doesn't. Thanks so much! Love this channel!

    • @yesterdaysnews3524
      @yesterdaysnews3524 16 часов назад +2

      Yeah, it's annoying because he does that in all of these videos. I think it's just ai reading war stories from books. It would take days or hours for every single one of these videos to be made by a human.

  • @kevinbarry71
    @kevinbarry71 8 часов назад +2

    Much of his accounts seem, shall we say, optimistic. So many times they shoot everybody else down and lose nothing in return. Not even bullet holes. I don't think so

  • @bdwk-gmoneyglenn7502
    @bdwk-gmoneyglenn7502 10 часов назад +3

    Am I wrong didn't Sakai marry his cousin?

    • @jakeyjakey4018
      @jakeyjakey4018 10 часов назад +1

      yea thats what i understood

    • @richardm3023
      @richardm3023 7 часов назад +4

      It was not an uncommon practice in many cultures. Intermarriage between cousins is still practiced in many underdeveloped places like the middle east, Africa, and Arkansas.

  • @zoezulma594
    @zoezulma594 Час назад

    Excellent part 2 of the audio version of 'Samurai!' by Saburo Sakai with Martin Caidin and Fred Saito. These accounts by Japanese survivors are rather sad reminding me of the book title 'Neither Fear Nor Hope' by the WW2 German General Von Senger Und Etterlin. The Japanese were doomed to defeat by the inferiority of their industrial base compared to the U.S. that outproduced Japan 10 to 1, its failure to design better weapons, stuck with producing zeroes long after they were obsolete, and limits imposed by the Japanese culture.

  • @reneseguin1200
    @reneseguin1200 16 минут назад

    I think this channel uploads, deletes and re uploads the videos. I vaguely remember hearing this before .