Burma campaign in WW2 Part1 First expedition of ROC- detailed animated explain(English) 【ROCBOSS】

[@mkbt557]

This is really well done holy shit good job man you made this very interesting

[@porksterbob]

This is good but it clearly ignores the decision to try to retake Yangon, which both Chiang Kai Shek and Wavell thought was a bad idea by March 9th, but that Stilwell bullied them into.

[@miragenoir217]

Good quality and detailed video as usual! The only problem is that the narrator's pause between sentences are a little too short, causing the issue of "too much information" in a short period of time. I'd suggest make pauses between each paragraphs longer for audience to digest the content we've just received. Cheers

[@shotguns7185]

My battalion in which I have served i.e. 1st Punjab Regiment took part in the battle of Kohmia & on 18th April 1944 they attacked and captured the key to British defenses in Kohmia which were captured by the Japanese during their siege in Kohmia. It was a brutal attack in which the Japanese casualties were over 700 and we lost 120 men. In this attack my father as a subleton also took part.

[@juniorpostmancoelophysis]

Ahhh kohima

[@JoeHynes284]

great info, i am going to need to watch a few more times

[@guillermotellez8257]

Good videos, please keep making more man. Your great 👍

[@richardzhu2500]

我看你的中文版的播放量是英文版的十倍左右啊。

[@rocboss5328]

讓外國人認識民國一直是我們的使命，如果認同我們歡迎在介紹連接贊助支持哦 謝謝

[@2133-l4e]

@@rocboss5328 加油啊 最好也弄日文的 现在大部分日本人都不知道

[@pogi4527]

很棒

[@zoeappleton3647]

My great grandad was captured and tortured by the Japanese in Burma surviving and living to 2011 at 88 Whilst his mother thought he was dead .

[@ReubenSempleJones]

My great grandad was captured by Japan in Java he was part of the RAF and was in a Japanese POW camp for three years he was thought to be dead as well until later in the war my family were written a letter telling them he was alive

[@deathmisser85]

Same here again he did survive he was in the 12th army. But other than that we didn't know where he was stationed although he was doing long range penetration duties.

[@onion599]

British voice over for a battle where the british are retreating all the time lol.

[@Nothing_532]

Lol

[@JJ_Cheng]

You can say that again, LOL.

[@wectr7896]

能出一个中文版的吗

[@rocboss5328]

中文版:kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqvcaIaehJuBZ6s

[@howwwwwyyyyy]

sorry mate,can't deal with the silly gunfire

[@andrewmills6212]

CORPS, its pronounced Cor Not Corpse

[@emperorshowa8842]

The battle ended with the victory of Japan and the annexation of Myanmar

[@mickeymegabyte]

informative video - only problem, please stop pronouncing 'corps' as 'corpse' - it's pronounced more like 'core'. thank you looking forward to part 2 - the empire strikes back!

[@guypmiller]

thank you!!!

[@dudew5156]

Ничего не понял, но очень интересно.

[@illuminatizrock593]

where is Thailand?

[@porksterbob]

Thailand would send troops into the Shan states behind the Japanese.

[@mark000935]

加油喔～

[@mr.minthein9302]

I'm from Myanmar.

[@NL-lh3cy]

Lmao why tf would the commander order a retreat to Yunnan while India is like 10x closer. Srsly just retreat to India and receive some modern training and equipment so the NRA can actually be useful in combat.

[@jackmeoff6380]

Yes leave to India and train so the apparently incompetent nra can let japan take burma

[@HankD13]

The mispronunciation of CORPS - countless times - is ruining this for me! Not CORPSE but just COR - As an ex-member of the Royal Signal Corps it is making my ears bleed. Sorry! This campaign has always fascinated me (my mum lost her youngest brother as a Chindit) would love to know more about the state of the Burma Army, numbers, units, combat/equipment strengths.

[@abhiramas2004]

No offense but in short the Chinese lost a lot of lives just to save retreating British. 😢

[@Huben57]

no one can ever trust the british as allies.

[@ItzPanda709]

PLease Save MYANMAR

[@diamondty6366]

🇬🇧🇮🇳🇲🇲🇨🇳🇺🇸 vs 🇯🇵🇹🇭

[@navy37t]

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[@Nay_Lin_Naing9984]

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