American Forces Always Knew Ahead Of Time About Japanese Movements (Ep.4)

(Japanese Ensign Series, Part 4, Last Part) Watch our video "American Forces Always Knew Ahead Of Time About Japanese Movements (Ep.4) " and "Join us on a profound journey into the heart of the Pacific War through the eyes of a junior naval officer aboard one of Japan's most legendary warships Battleship Yamato. This video series unveils the gripping, first-hand account of a desperate April 1945 mission that marked the final chapter for the iconic battleship. Witness the human side of warfare: the valor, the sorrow, and the raw heroism in the face of overwhelming odds. Discover how life and duty intersect in the tumultuous final moments of a ship fated to go down in history. Subscribe to WW2 Tales for more stories of bravery and survival from the fiercest battles of the Second World War."
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Ladies And Gentlemen, This is part 4 (Last Part) of "Memoirs of a Japanese Ensign Aboard Battleship Yamato". Link of Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLGjbe3ikd0XGHziC9zkhRt4Pl2Mz3i4Cc Link of part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooeQXnmAmtFjrLM Link of part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIPIZHSDodaVoMU Link of part 3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYOreZxrfdaon7s

[@maryholder3795]

"Something amazing is about to happen ", the Ensign lives, despite everything he endured in the battle and then in that whirlpool of the sea.

[@geeeeeee3]

Good job USN.

[@tonyduncan9852]

Deja vu yet again. Cheers.

[@galenhaugh3158]

Pesky American foes. How dare they refuse subjugation???

[@jeffreysainio2572]

Thanks!

[@WW2Tales]

@jeffreysainio2572 Sir thank you so much, really appreciate your kind support 💐🙏

[@maryholder3795]

Yamoto and her sailors left a legacy, her demise. Her survivors like the ensign who wrote this story, and his thoughts on his survival, his duties, and how he survived. In the end the Yamoto attacked was not a glorious naval action it was a " bust" ill conceived, and both the seaborn and air craft attack on Okinawa was from the viewpoint of 2024 a complete waste of resources and men. From 1945 viewpoint it was dressed as an attack that for the civilians worked. The High Command should have surrender them. But they didnt so more people died.

[@MrToadColorado]

Cool.

[@1945Memoirs]

very good sir

[@010bobby]

Meanwhile, how is Capt Hara and his crew aboard the light cruiser Yahagi doing?

[@bw1889]

lol

[@Dav1Gv]

Very interesting. The writer seems to be a philosopher rather than a warrior, as he survived hope he had a good life. Still the whole concept was amazingly stupid.

[@chrisfrank4267]

So you show an American in Vietnam? Your stories are great ,the photos you use are all over the place

[@WW2Tales]

Sir your point noted , and thumb changed ,thanks for the feedback 🙏

[@pan2aja]

American control the internet.. oh wait wrong era comment

[@user-sr3rv1io5w]

The repeating text is annoying.

[@Dav1Gv]

Absolutely