Japanese Soldiers vs Russian Tanks - Battle Scene

#ww2 My Way 2011
In World War II-era Korea, rival runners, one Korean (Jang Dong-gun) and one Japanese (Joe Odagiri), go to war together against the Soviets.
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[@me-4106]

Japanese: (surprised by more Soviet tanks) Germany: First time?

[@l.n.dgaming1427]

Lmao

[@deadby15]

and they were not even T34 or KV.

[@ECSXYZ]

@@deadby15 they were BT’s I think

[@PiotrusGranie]

I think this is 1939

[@gunthur1484]

@@PiotrusGranie it is ww2

[@minhmeo9506]

The Japanese was so infamous with their “Banzai Charge”-style attack to the point many people believe that is the only tactic they have :V

[@V1nce_man]

Well to be fair they used it quite a lot…

[@EukalyptusBonBon]

@@V1nce_man at the end phase of the war

[@V1nce_man]

@@EukalyptusBonBon I mean… throughout imperial Japanese history not just World War Two there have been deadly charges though granted not considered *suicide* charges- yet.

[@EukalyptusBonBon]

@@V1nce_man Bayonet charges were not neccesarily suicidal. Its just an obsolete war tactic. Moreover that this time of the war the Japanese were not in the losing condition so suicidal attack is like kamikaze is pure stupidity

[@V1nce_man]

@@EukalyptusBonBon BUT! It still happened. On August 17 1942 Japanese soldiers used a banzai charge on the island of Makin Island.

[@user-un9yu6bv9j]

For those who don’t know, this is a South Korea movie called “My Way”. It is about a South Korea soldier who served in Germany, Soviet Union, Japan, and Etc countries in ww2.

[@daynemikhail6868]

My grandfather fought at Khalkhin Gol in that company. He didn't talk about any psychopaths who threw themselves with grenades under tanks. They only behaved like that towards the end of the war (in the Pacific and in Manchuria), when they were desperate and felt their inevitable defeat. Grandfather said that in Mongolia they were so soundly defeated that they were afraid to come to Hitler's aid in 1943-1944.

[@yevonsama]

this is Korean's anti-Japan movie. In film, Japanese is describe as brutal guys who only can turn their soldiers into suicide units.

[@garden3818]

@@yevonsama Tbf it aint far off

[@williampoole1742]

Thats interesting that he'd say that, because the Soviets and Mongolians actually took more casualties than the Japanese did

[@daynemikhail6868]

@@williampoole1742 I don't know anything about the ratio of losses and I won't make anything up. Knowing the incompetence of the Soviet command, I wouldn't be surprised by the superior losses of the anti-Japanese forces. I only mentioned the tactics of the Japanese in those battles I've heard about from relatives. My grandfather was a machine gunner and he had his own count. He dealt with Japanese infantry, but as far as I understood, they had enough armor and artillery. At least my grandfather was severely wounded by shell fragments, some of which were inoperable. But they absorbed the defeat, if you've read historical documents, you've come across information about Japan's condition for attacking the USSR - a sufficient number of Siberian divisions had to be moved westward. Somehow doesn't seem like the people who wouldn't hesitate to throw themselves with a grenade under a tank.

[@dahomiebolton3553]

​@@yevonsama that's like the least worst thing compare to how they actually were. They were monsters back then no question. Hell I recommend worse than the soviets.

[@peanutzuz2241]

As always, cheers to the camera man for surviving.

[@ichimaru-kun1421]

No he didn’t. He rip after selfie his last moment at 2:20. The film was kept by other camera men

[@peanutzuz2241]

@@ichimaru-kun1421 1 cameraman casualtie.

[@yolo3004]

@@ichimaru-kun1421 😂😂😂 hilarious

[@NapoleonBonaparte-of4sl]

​@@ichimaru-kun1421 no, he gives his camera to that soldier so he could survive, but he didn't but the camera survived

[@Thebeast-iy6uy]

Lol

[@TheoHawk316]

This is an excellent example of why tanks need infantry support.

[@doofkos]

That's true. But this shows the western flank and the battle at the west bank of Khalkhin Gol next to Nomonhan village. There were no infantry because only armored units swept as fast as possible around the flanks to attack the Japanese in the rear. This strategy resulted in heavy losses, but it worked. The Red Army won the battle.

[@Akimfeder]

Быть поддержкой пехоты в этой битве было бы самоубийством

[@user-qf1it1nm8x]

​@@doofkos ты забыл и Монгольцев каторые тоже какбы хотели вернуть свою територию у Японцев

[@brentonherbert7775]

This is an excenet example of why you dont go into battle with your hatches wide open charging a battle line.... But i think its been proven many many many times over russia has no fucking idea how to use tanks so.

[@Akimfeder]

@@brentonherbert7775 согласен Советская армия перебрасывала свои танки из москвы в Халхин-Гол на то время это был титанический труд

[@zali13]

"The Japanese are not good against armour"- Georgi Zhukov.

[@islamisthetruewaytogod6812]

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[@hunterkiller232134]

An unfortunate fact dictated by 2 things: 1) The lack of Chinese armor and anti-armor weapons. During the battle of Shanghai the Chinese National Revolutionary Army threw away divisions in frontal attacks against a relative few Japanese tanks. There was no immediate need for better tanks. And 2) the need to ship those tanks from Japan to mainland Asia. There were practical limitations to Japanese tanks in size and weight. The result is their mainstay medium tanks were lighter than their contemporaries and even Soviet light tanks were pentrating them. Given these two strategic realities Japanese capabilities against tanks were never very evolved and Zhukov was able to handily destroy the Japanese at Nomohon with early Soviet tanks. Notably the US faced the same obstacles as Japan did in terms of logistics but the threat of much more capable German armor required the US to develop new and better tanks that could easily be transported and resulted in the M4 Sherman which was perhaps the best tank of the war.

[@FiveDrop572]

@@hunterkiller232134unfortunate?? You really think those fuckers shoulda won?

[@hunterkiller232134]

@@FiveDrop572 unfortunate as in the opposite of fortunate. It was unfortunate for the Japanese that the Soviets had much better tanks.

[@user-gj2sf1jn3e]

例え相手の方が強くても、前に進むのが日本兵です

[@cornet-ria]

Firstly, the Japanese themselves attacked the Russians and Mongols in 1939 on the territory of Mongolia. Secondly, the Japanese had tanks there. They did not use kamikatse attacks at that time, they would use them later in 1945. In the film, everything was deliberately distorted - the Japanese invaders were shown as victims.

[@jingxue1638]

yeah

[@davidw.2791]

Probably because this was a South Korean film...

[@BuiiTai]

Kamikaze mean holy wind, and it is the airplane one. This one is different.

[@Loremaster28]

@@BuiiTai Yeah but most people dont know the term shimbu-tai and think all Special Attack Units were called kamikaze.

[@BuiiTai]

@@Loremaster28 Like the one at Hacksaw Ridge?

[@alexandreutiyama547]

For anyone still confused about this scene, this is the Battle of Khalkhin Gol in 1939, a border skirmish between the Japanese army in Manchuria and the mongolian border force with the support of the Soviet Union. And no, at this stage of WW2 the soviets did not have combined arms tactics nailed down and thousands of tanks to throw away (especially on the far east) and Japanese troops did not suicide charge...yet (even if they were 2nd rate troops).

[@YFZriderdude15]

"In World War II-era Korea, rival runners, one Korean (Jang Dong-gun) and one Japanese (Joe Odagiri), go to war together against the Soviets." Right in the bio.

[@SoupSanity128]

This was only a skirmish battle? Jeez.

[@yeefoongphoon8505]

While the soviets did not have unlimited tanks, there were actually several engagments at Khalkin Gol that had no dismounted Soviet infantry, and the only Soviet forces comprised of Armoured Cars and BT series tanks. Whilst the Japanese use of suicide tactics this early on is questionable, the Soviet side actually happened to an extent.

[@thebloodwolf9906]

Isn’t this the Soviet invasion of Manchuria in August, 1945?

[@alexandreutiyama547]

@@thebloodwolf9906 In the movie, the main character is captured by the soviets and taken to gulag, then forced to fight in the red army in the opening days of barbarrosa (1941), then captured by the germans and forced to fight for the wehrmacht in d-day (1944). Pretty crazy story and based off a real korean guy.

[@johnc4122]

That scene where the second wave of tanks comes over the berm is very well done. Such a great “oh shit” moment.

[@sirbachelorboredmen1314]

German be like:"bruh, you surprised?"

[@newspaperbin6763]

ATTACK THE D POINT!

[@legocandy1128]

Wave 1 completed. Wave 2:

[@americancaesar6065]

All that blood, all that sacrifice, all that bravery and zealousness Only to blunt the first wave

[@cyanfloy2473]

Very accurate

[@sem7371]

Japanese: Banzai! Russians: URAAAAAA!!!

[@henryrodgers1752]

“You don’t win by dying for your country. You win by making the poor bastard die for his.” G. Patton

[@aadixum]

I like how the commander fights at the front along with the soldiers rather than staying back for protection.

[@ScubaShark--8964]

Yeah.

[@CapCody]

Well thats what Napoleón did in his battles

[@Observant1199]

@@CapCody Woah! This little french guy has beaten alot of enemy's while being tiny! And having a big head

[@CapCody]

@@Observant1199 Napoleón had an average height for his time-

[@Observant1199]

@@CapCody Napoleon: Hey!...I'm only average height for the time! Also Napoleon: *Cries*

[@jarrettowens6073]

Charging at a tank battalion with a katana. Not even Captain America would do that.

[@pctcolin9541]

He be aight with the shield. Capt is hundred year old. Remember that lol

[@galatian5]

@@pctcolin9541 Captain America was born in the Highlands of Scotland and he can't die unless you take his head.

[@pctcolin9541]

@galatian5 that shield do everything

[@user-mz4if3sr2x]

In the old days in China, the resistance forces are forced to do that with explosive as they don't have panzerfaust or tank to deal with the Japanese forces.

[@russoksk]

Of course: He wasn't that stupid

[@elrondhubbard7059]

Interesting historical point about the army that the Soviets sent east into Asia. Stalin was amassing this force pretty early on, considering the fighting in their own territory and all of Eastern Europe. Huge amounts of men and equipment which really could of been used in the European theatre were packed up on trains and sent over to the far-east Siberian/Pacific territories. A lot of these guys were veterans of the blitzkrieg type fighting that the Red Army had learned fighting the Germans. The Soviet attack in to Manchuria and Korea was unleashed late in the war and by that point they'd assembled roughly 6,000 fighter/bomber planes, 5,000 tanks with a decent proportion of them being T-34s, and about 1.3 million soldiers. They didn't bring loads of artillery because the point of this was speed and surprise but they did have some mobile heavy guns for dealing with fortified positions. The whole attack is one of the least talked about campaigns of WW2, but it was one of the most successful. The huge Russian veteran strike force, which amazingly had been kept a secret from the Japanese up until this point, was sent in two big pincer attacks that encircled an area of land the size of France. Even more crazy is that this was happening in 1945 and it was actually happening at the same time that the U.S. was dropping the Uranium and Plutonium bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki. So that's where this is in the timeline. The Japanese did have a sizable force defending the area, about 1.5 million soldiers, but they were spread out and they didn't have much in the way of armoured units. Defensive lines and defence-in-depth tactics didn't work because of the huge size of the area and the terrain was very open and arid which was perfect for armoured divisions and tank strike forces, and because that requires time to set up and the Soviets caught them totally off guard. The only terrain trouble the Soviets came across was that the area also had a lot of cliffs and ridges. There are amazing photos you can find showing the Red Army using a system of winches tied to other tanks where they can dangle a tank down a cliff to slowly one-by-one move entire armoured divisions down mountainsides. Anyway, the Japanese actually surrendered not long after the attack started because this is when the nukes were being used. So a lot of media only talks about the Americans bombing Japanese cities as being the reason for the surrender, but another factor would have been that the Red Army was rapidly taking all of the Japanese territory on the north Asian mainland and there was seemingly nothing that could have stopped them, and that would have left Japan in the position of having the Red Army sitting right across the narrow stretch of sea that separates the mainland from the Japanese home islands. The war in Europe was winding up and the Nazis having lost, so the Russians were only going to be able to send more and more reinforcements into this spot going forward. The Imperial Japanese government might have decided that a surrender now would have placed their post-war government in the hands of the Americans, whereas if they surrendered later they might wind up in the hands of the Soviets. They weren't wrong in a way, I mean that's what happened in North Korea. Anyway, it's an interesting thing I read about once, and there's a few vids on KZbin that go into it. Thanks for reading my history lesson of a comment.

[@Aegis303]

Your comment is a sort of the russian propaganda. Empire of Japan have surrendered just after an Emperor have decided in aug 15th that there's no way to resist upon an US nuclear weapons. Manchuria's fight was the last reason.

[@HarmKaban]

In case you didn't know, it's the first battle of future Marshall Zhukov

[@ElBandito]

Zhukov fought in WWI and Russian Civil War. You are meant to say this was his first independent command.

[@EcEryda]

Imagine being a soldier in a room today, & hearing the battle plan from your command is to drive yourself into a tank full of explosives.

[@mansashaka]

That is the power of Faith. To many in Japan he was a living God. It is ironic that he was afraid of the radicals in the military who weaponized this zealous belief.

[@PPKwazz999]

@@mansashaka doin lad, 2 days ago

[@nghtwtchmn129]

I've heard of suicide planes and boats, but where there suicide truck bombers back then?

[@joaojonito3764]

They Saw the emperor as a living god and the military generals used that as a way to create a fanatical army

[@Klonen75]

Isis has used that strategy often in Iraq and Syria.

[@perplexical]

Japanese: We've finally done it! We've beat the tanks! Russians: Tutorial completed. Round 1 imminent.

[@marimixgaga]

笑いました　日本より

[@mason11198]

@UMP45 and I laughed from canada (not that we were even there :p)

[@ghostress2001]

You're right they lose a huge amount of tanks soldiers and keep on changing

[@perplexical]

@@sidthesloth1648 you must be fun at parties

[@isaned]

Round 2, FIGHT!!!!

[@oohlala444]

Bro that tank kill at 3:19 was the least efficient suicide bomb ever lol. The dude took out 5 of his own friends (3 on the tank including him, and two randos just running alongside) for a 3-man crew BT-1. The emperor is extremely displeased with his failure

[@GarrisonNichols-ow1hb]

2:29 Me at the DMV after waiting for 4 hours just to renew my license.

[@novendraanon3181]

😂😂😂

[@isprikitikburkabush6200]

The Japanese Army and Japanese Navy have different plans for imperialism and were basically rivals. The Japanese Army lost in Battle of Khalkin Gol gave the Navy the upper hand to convince Tokyo to make war with the USA instead. This is one of the most important but unknown battle in history

[@duniagowes]

Wow, that's new to me. Thanks for the knowledge.

[@NR4-rs9gb]

So in other words IJA's incompetence made the Axis lost WW2

[@zapadnik]

It was not so simple as you wrote. There were two main military groups in Pre-war Japan that tried to make influencte on foreign policy: 1) Chineese land front and 2) South sea army and 3) Navy. Each of them has different goals 1) Mongolia and USSR 2) India and China 3) Philipinnes and Polynesia. Khalgin Gol Defeat gave priority to the secong and the third groups. And till the December 1941 they tried to decide who they will attack - USA or British Birma. P.S. And Soviet tankists never attacked with the open hatches as far as I know.

[@bearok89]

@@NR4-rs9gbnot really, invading Russia would have been absolute hell for japan, they were still trying to gobble up China at the same time, not to mention the US still planned on completely blocking their oil supply, forcing japan to declare war on them as well.

[@Frankie2012channel]

Many have said if the Japanese had WON this battle, the Imperials would not have attacked the Americans, instead focusing their attacks on the Soviets. The Japanese wanted the OIL fields and west of Vladivostok there were large oil fields. Also conquering the East Coast of Russia would have denied the Pacific Fleet of the Soviet Navy their port of operations.

[@maiquanghuy8807]

2:20 no way our cameraman... He died with honor

[@justcometingidearshi3636]

Holy sheet!

[@CrafterdaiCtd]

He die holding a selfie stick

[@jiji7250]

that was the vlogger

[@boobtoob2507]

Bro was streaming the battle 😭

[@dantezefanyaaryasulang9642]

Live combat journalist🗿

[@user-bluepcx]

ロシア人、日本人、一体何人が犠牲になったのか。 全員、死ぬ必要なんて無かったはずです。 このような世界が再び起こりそうで、怖いです。

[@kimyongsung79]

한국인은 왜 죽인것이냐..

[@user-st4dd7rh1t]

0:51 best WAR scene clip quote: "Defend the first line of defense"

[@bittybaff3541]

It makes for a cool final battle in a Last Samurai kind of way, but there's a clear bias, this defense is way more effective than it would be. By this point Russia was efficiently using combined arms tactics well, there'd be supporting units by the thousands, as strange as it sounds, armor desperately relies on infantry support to keep people from climbing all over the tanks, sticking to the blind spots

[@andrewwilliams9887]

It the same as Russian tactics , overwhelming force by numbers until you eventually win

[@thedon1570]

@@andrewwilliams9887lmfao CRY Russian

[@thedon1570]

Keep crying with your PROPAGANDA Russian. You lost

[@DogseatDogs]

lmao, asking to show the soviets kicking ass. Yeah, good luck, even if they actually handled most of the fighting from 40s onwards with actual brains and smarts. Nope, it's always the human waves tactics for the soviets... I'm surprised they haven't reversed-Nanking on Japan.

[@thrusherthrush2515]

Actually no. Russians at that time had no tactics.

[@maiquanghuy8807]

5:00 that feeling when you used up everything you have to defeat the boss, but then its second health bar appears:

[@thebloodwolf9906]

“You thought it was over?!”

[@MoskusMoskiferus1611]

5:20 The reaction to that moment

[@isaned]

When you use suicide tactics, only to find out you didn't bring enough suicide bombers...

[@fatdoi003]

@@isaned let's do a quick head count

[@user-dx3vx2hz1j]

THIS IS HOW IT WILL BE WITH ALL NATO AND CRAPED UKRAINIANS

[@Paraf0x]

There’s no way those tank gunners had such a bad aim they couldn’t hit the cars moving in a straight line to them

[@cideltacommand7169]

Do you think the babuska can even hold a mosin ? Yes, yes they can and they are scary.

[@johnpanaligan6682]

When anime and vodka collide.

[@markolson9913]

Gotta love the dedication to the soldier that jumps into the open hatch instead of just dropping the explosive by itself. 3:15

[@Razafraz2]

And the 3 friends he killed with him

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

@@Razafraz2 That's war

[@tengr6068]

@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko thats how you lose the war. Thats what exactly leads to nukes

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

@@tengr6068 Friendly fire is bound to happen during a war. According to Wikipedia, friendly fire accounts for an estimated 2% to 20% of all casualties in battle. Just to give a few incidents during the Iraq war: In the Battle of Nasiriyah, an American force of Amphibious Assault Vehicles (AAVs) and infantry under intense enemy fire were misidentified as an Iraqi armored column by two U.S. Air Force A-10s who carried out strafing runs on them. One Marine died as a result. A U.S. Patriot missile shot down a British Panavia Tornado GR.4A of No. 13 Squadron RAF, killing the pilot and navigator. Investigations showed that the Tornado's identification friend or foe indicator had malfunctioned and hence it was not identified as a friendly aircraft.[246][247] An F-14 Tomcat aircrew from VF-32 was involved in the worst friendly fire incident of the war when on 6 April 2003 an F-14 crew was cleared to attack an Iraqi tank near Dibakan, 30 miles (48 km) south east of Mosul. Instead, they mistakenly dropped a single laser-guided bomb on a vehicle convoy consisting of US Special Forces and Kurdish resistance fighters, killing 18 Kurdish fighters, 4 US soldiers and a BBC translator. An additional 80 people were wounded. An investigation following the war found that the pilot had been cleared to drop without the benefit of target coordinates provided by the Forward Air Controller, who was “operating under great stress” at the time. Sgt Steven Roberts, a tank commander of the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment, was killed when a fellow British soldier manning a tank-mounted machine gun mistakenly hit him while firing at a stone wielding Iraqi protester at a roadblock in Az Zubayr near Basra on 24 March 2003.[248] It was reported that no British soldiers were to be charged for his death.[249]

[@edozieukaegbu3286]

@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko who are u trying to impress with all that info cus barely anyone gonna read that copy and paste. like it's not the last question on the history end of year exam

[@flaviusaetius8358]

Not a phone in sight. People just living the moment. Beautiful!

[@yzxxxxx]

See 2:20 LMAO

[@jesseincognito.]

@@yzxxxxxselfie stick user

[@claymore-san6926]

Lmao

[@BJHhoho]

@@yzxxxxx bro was live streaming 🗿🍷🥶💀

[@jesseincognito.]

@@yzxxxxxdamn selfie stick user

[@joaojonito3764]

War is hell

[@xiyangyang-dv9pc]

在西伯利亚，这群日本兵只能吃到两样东西。 拳头大小的土豆， 还有，土豆大小的拳头👊

[@user-zu4hc4il2z]

对

[@ruoiphatsang]

Và khoai tây kích thước siêu to khổng lồ 😮

[@estelaorellana3563]

japan: finally we defeated the russians Russia: send 9,000 more tanks.

[@FROST_HUGGER]

ITS OVER 8999

[@wisedevolver2741]

@@FROST_HUGGER Eh, no problem. It's less men and equipment to have to take back home. Cheaper that way. You save on shipping cost.

[@mini_chimp_in_a_suit]

They humiliated the Russians in early 1900s Japan absolutely hammered them the first time and almost think if They weren't at war with US they could have held over Soviets to a stalemate in ww2. But in our timeline that were extremely weakened by the time Soviets began attacking

[@footballbasketball182hi5]

@@mini_chimp_in_a_suit not at all

[@footballbasketball182hi5]

@@mini_chimp_in_a_suit the Soviet’s would crush Japan anytime in ww2 if they weren’t fighting germany

[@GoatFCB]

5:08 when you defeat a boss in a game but it have another line of health

[@efmgaming3437]

Bro so true 😂

[@hoaithupham3848]

So true :))

[@itsthomasagain1916]

And ur in 10 hp

[@makoygaara]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vercarnist]

×10¹⁰

[@berkezavaleta-pek9368]

There's Half-Life 2 sfx in 2:32 and 1:52,just for anyone wondering if those sounds were similar to something you've heard before

[@honghongnguyenA]

Nice director! This movie are great... 👍👍

[@Potatotenkopf]

Man, regardless of historical accuracy, inaccuracy, or wacky crazy inaccuracy this scene is really really good, the effects, the carnage, the sounds, and the costume design, from my perspective as a simple history nerd at least.

[@zafar5059]

The Soviet uniforms , Soviet tanks all were so much inaccurate that it sucked It was like Imperial Japan vs 3 Reich Japanese uniforms were pretty cool ngl

[@eruseayt9244]

@@zafar5059 also, were is the soviet infantry??? you're telling me they sent in a swarm of tanks with no infantry support whatsoever?

[@doofkos]

@@eruseayt9244, fighting in the east of Khalkhin Gol. This shows the western flank and the battle at the west bank of Khalkhin Gol next to Nomonhan village. There were no infantry because only armored units swept as fast as possible around the flanks to attack the Japanese in the rear. And the tanks they used were T-26s. I think the tanks in this movie come close enough. _edit: Of course these are BT-5s and BT-7s_ Thanks *_@russman3787_* for pointing out my error

[@user-fr5pp7jz8r]

From the point of view of a military historian, it's impossible to achieve such nonsense. The tank troops of the Red Army had a charter, there were justifications for war, formation and attacking. No one would ram cars with fuel, Soviet tankers would simply burn them

[@Potatotenkopf]

@@user-fr5pp7jz8r 🤓

[@ShowBizzgay]

my great-grandfather participated in this battle on the side of the USSR, he went through the entire Second World War from 1939-1945 and lived until 1994

[@mattyallen3396]

How many German woman did he r@pe?

[@TheBGjosh]

My good friend's grandpa was a saper defusing mines in ww2 and is still alive to this day as far as I know. The whole village in Ukraine bought him new appliances for his home as a show of respect. That happened a few years before the current war started.

[@chad2293]

Your great grandfather had insane luck

[@gnanverse8002]

Can I know his name?

[@ShowBizzgay]

@@gnanverse8002 His name is Vagiz

[@Zopiexx]

2:20 soldier with the selfie stick 😂

[@user-tv6ks4zh5h]

Не...ну с мечом на танк в пешем строю🤔До этого даже Буденный и Польские гусары не додумались

[@Morsk2347]

Japan: *Uses Suicide technique* Russia: *Sends More Tanks* Japan: *We are doomed*

[@Tommy-ii8eb]

NATO send f-35 what now?

[@Morsk2347]

@@Tommy-ii8eb I send F-15EX what now

[@Tommy-ii8eb]

@@Morsk2347 great! after all nato and japan are allies.

[@Morsk2347]

@@Tommy-ii8eb I'm talking about WW2

[@lenini056]

China: don't get us involved!

[@sotyushaah4160]

Japan: I have 5000 man for the fight Soviet Union: Then I will bring 5000 tank for the fight

[@JosephStalin-sv5lm]

Thats why never mess with Russia

[@BorrelTrein]

Japan in 1945: Japan in 2024: *100 octopus muckbang*

[@dertygwerty7273]

Учитывая в показанном то это полный абсурд, танковые батальоны уже давно бы либо разбомбили войска японии либо расстреляли с дп 28 но увидя как они стреляют фиг пойми как Кто их учил так стрелять?

[@HistorysHaven]

Soldier: "Commander! they have destroyed Tank Battalion One!" Soviet Commander: "What of units 2-10?"

[@dawey2192]

Hellsing abridged?

[@wisedevolver2741]

More like 2 - 86! Russia was the only country who could beat Japan in a war of attrition. Soviet soldier:. "General, they have killed 10,000 of our men!" Soviet General:. "Well, it's a good thing we brought 60,000 with us then!"

[@thunderbird1921]

All jokes aside, I've read many Soviet tank crews were terrified by the Japanese suicide charges and bomb attacks, even with their technology advantages. It was unlike anything they had ever faced (remember a number of them had already fought Germany), they were fighting utterly crazed men determined to either win or kill as many as they could going down. Can you IMAGINE if the Allies invaded the two main islands of Japan itself? Men, women and children would have been charging the soldiers with sticks or explosives. The whole country would've been drenched in blood of both sides.

[@arie1906]

@@thunderbird1921 joke not-aside, they keep the culture until nowadays 💀 Man, their modern life is so sad, well yet there is happiness but their social life is scary. They are overworked and depressed :c

[@Cleeon]

@@thunderbird1921 I see no jokes, and from many Japanese that I know, some will flee when war happen, but most of them, surely still have that banzai inside, also the modern Japanese nowadays have more genius and complicated life, but they just not survive, some of them cheers and clearly have more fighting spirit. When ally disband all of their armies for years, I don't see Japanese, majority have lack of bravery of that such Banzaiiiiiii inside. For all Japanese who read this and maybe, have insulted or feeling that my comment is bad, please accept my apology, I love and still like have many friends of Japanese🇯🇵, I'm also amazed with many of your beauty of culture, arts, and even that planting and animals pet from Japan 🙂

[@MMiglietta]

Honestly getting under a moving tank and blowing it up along with yourself is brutal

[@pacivalmuller9333]

Russians did that too in war against Germany, not often, but it happened.

[@user-hv1cu7gr8q]

@@pacivalmuller9333そうだったんだ

[@abyrvalg_]

It was common Russian tactic in the beginning of the war to slow the enemy's advancement. Later dogs were trained and used with the same goal.

[@user-tc8gm5eq5f]

Countries that are cornered do the same thing. If the US and UK are cornered, other countries will do the same.

[@Yazolight]

@@abyrvalg_source?

[@n0name264]

Surprisingly, but about the events on Khalkhin-Gol in Soviet times was made only one movie “Listen on the other side” (1971, USSR, Mongolia). The Red Army lost 10,000 soldiers and more than 250 tanks. The fighting was really hard.

[@user-qq4rf6ti5d]

Nevertheless, the Japanese lost about 40,000 and most of their equipment. The USSR lost a lot of tanks, but from artillery, not from stupid banzai attacks

[@gowthamanjaiganesh3210]

Japanese then: 🗿 Japanese now: American puppets Russians then:🗿🗿 Russians now:🗿🗿

[@ramonemiliochaconperdomo7225]

Russia against Ukraine: 🤡

[@zazazu2218]

​@@ramonemiliochaconperdomo7225, следует наверное ещё дополнить, что весь мир снабжает их оружием, и при этом они все ещё теряют гораздо больше людей

[@zazazu2218]

​@@ramonemiliochaconperdomo7225, И кстати, почему США не смогли победить говорящие деревья?

[@brentonherbert7775]

Tombstones? is that what that emote is?

[@brentonherbert7775]

@@zazazu2218 Sorry i dont speak squiggle try english?

[@junalijameson-hg5pd]

Soviet commander:how many tank we need sir? Stalin:yes

[@markslima1557]

honestly that really is the most insane tank battle scene i think i've ever seen

[@alphasuit2305]

Really? Try t34, the movie

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

Try panpalov 28

[@Merc-Benz-and-GTRLover]

@@alphasuit2305 opinion?

[@alwexandria]

@@alphasuit2305 The 2019 film? That one sucks ass

[@_hunter_hunter1048]

Untill u watch actuall ww2 footage

[@CamilomboNPC]

3:06 he said blyat before dead

[@savior9278]

Горю блять I'm burning blyat

[@BYGUR]

"Ya goryu blyat'!" - "Fuck! I'm burning!"

[@VlaFsKiy]

Фильм называется "Мой путь" (2011). Основан фильм на воспоминаниях Ян Кёнджон.

[@vaporized4353]

Tatsuo is the definition of “carrying my team” like bro charged with a half filled Luger and a katana, still got so many kills.

[@Ronaldoisme596]

Hahahah

[@yzzrgsmediocreations7433]

is not a luger its a nambu type 14

[@vaporized4353]

@@yzzrgsmediocreations7433 that’s still an 8 mm, and considering how he got so many kills while leading a short dying Japanese army is insane

[@haveyous]

His luger even changes into a tokarev too (i think)

[@pctcolin9541]

When charging with many directions vs tanks 1 direction lmfao. That gorilla style

[@chev3569]

2:19 man died selfie stick in hand

[@hezilia]

Imao

[@basedneutral1173]

@@hezilia ;)

[@hezilia]

@@basedneutral1173 ^w^

[@mewnqmeipad8714]

Proving the the camera man does die

[@hezilia]

@@mewnqmeipad8714 lmao

[@JesusAnne]

What is the tittle of this movie? Is that MY WAY 2010?

[@eduardobautista2572]

-Eeey boss why we dont charge from the flanks. Boss: no way!!!

[@blakeprocter5818]

This scene always makes me laugh whenever I see it. It's just so over the top and chaotic and fun. Especially love that Japanese soldier with the selfie stick at 2:19.

[@serene_actual]

Hahan't.

[@user-uc2xl8vf8v]

This is KOREAN PROPAGANDA MOVIE THESE JAPANESE ARE ALL FAKE

[@kamui9566]

"selfie stick" loool xD

[@javiermendoza9607]

Lmao

[@holonow4298]

@@serene_actual Cry

[@benwatso]

Love how the colonel just shoots all his soldiers when they clearly can’t defeat the second wave

[@schizoidboy]

I think the reason they often give the officers pistols (in any military really) is so they can shoot their own troops if they start running.

[@msgtvarela]

He’s actually a colonel

[@msgtvarela]

@Lucifer the soldier shooting his men when they’re retreating is the colonel in charge of the unit

[@rafayislam9436]

I don't think you know how to deal with low power people, read Pakistani war history with India and Pakistani soldiers destroyed Indian tanks just like the Japanese did, and Pakistan won that war.

[@Cobravenom69]

Like he said no retreats. Even if you all die you werent supposed to treat ever. Fight to your last breath. That is why the USA didnt want to invade main land Japan. The US believed(correctly) the Japanese would fight for every single inch of land and it would result in nearly 1 million US casualties trying to take Japan itself.

[@jeffbeland3280]

Holy moly, what incredible camera work and acting. Were those T-28s with the old turret? I know it's historically inaccurate, but gosh... how much money went into all that fire?

[@sir.raninon]

BT-5

[@slider903]

To the poor guy that got shot looking for cover not retreating.

[@STRAIGHT2HEL]

Soldier:boss we don't have artillery on stand by Hirohito:you are the artillery

[@ridhamatri9447]

😂😂

[@ridhamatri9447]

Funniest comment 😂

[@L_ouis]

underrated lol

[@Leon-fo9mj]

2:24 couldn't imagine the fear one would feel seeing a tank about to drive over your face..he did the best thing possible, made his death quick and purposeful.

[@KvNoWs]

It was a Japanese tactic during WW2, they would be famous for running under enemy tanks and suicide blowing it up

[@gay.mer9328]

I wouldn’t say purposeful, they didn’t win the battle, he died for a failed cause

[@emotionalvideos6897]

@@gay.mer9328 at least he took an enemy with him..

[@howardwillow]

A person for a tank is pretty valuable In a war ngl

[@oriontball]

​@@howardwillow Yup, Like, one guy lost for a whole tank and 3-4 crew of the tank

[@dancermgl739]

What’s the name of movie? Thank you!

[@drcheesebrains5582]

Number one rule in war never attack the camera guy

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

That's a war crime

[@varunlokesh3264]

"Imperial soldiers must charge ahead even as ghosts" This line explains the pearl harbour attack.

[@projektkobra2247]

Pearl "Harbor"...No "u"...It's THEIR harbour...they can spell it as they like.

[@LogoXD7131]

@@projektkobra2247 ... but there's only one person-

[@projektkobra2247]

@@LogoXD7131 There's only ONE American!?....Man that guy is FAST!

[@AltusWasHere]

@@projektkobra2247 pearl harbour pearl harbour pearl harbour pearl harbour pearl harbour pearl harbour pearl harbour pearl harbour pearl harbour pearl harbour pearl harbour

[@falco5429]

2:20 Props to that guy for holding the go-pro in battle

[@train545]

he's a time traveler

[@siya2888]

it’s a fucking movie not real footage

[@siya2888]

what pros are you giving him my guy it’s a movie…

[@WitamGejuszku-oo4mr]

​@@siya2888oh my fucking god, its a motherfucking r/whoosh guys! Look at that dude not getting the joke!

[@jesseincognito.]

History’s first selfie stick user

[@Hypastpist]

When you bring your Imperial guard minis to the Tabletop but forget to bring anti-tank so you improvise

[@opheliamediola3955]

If ur wondering what tanks the russians used its the BT-5 BT-2 BT-7 BT-7M I know this bacause im a war thunder player

[@MrLimo-ii8rp]

The Japanese had the hearts of fire while the Russians had the hearts of ice. *It was a battle of Fire and Ice.*

[@user-bm3zt1dc2f]

Хорошо сказано...

[@Digital0verride]

So it really was truly a 5 gum experience?

[@nostalgicreturner8044]

Japanese had hearts of imperialism and barbarism

[@robloxlol672]

Fire burns ice, so yeah.

[@Pogogamer6969]

@@robloxlol672 while ice cools down fire bascially first time the fire won second time the ice dominated

[@serjiogriego5098]

5:01 love that part so much

[@JACK-MIAMI]

Why

[@serjiogriego5098]

@@JACK-MIAMI cuz they all realize that theyre fucked

[@isteevankhiro7688]

@@JACK-MIAMI cause they deserve it

[@saidblanco7696]

@@JACK-MIAMI The scene looks so epic

[@josephstalin11L]

@@isteevankhiro7688 doesn't matter they still kill many with them😂 long live the emperor!

[@billxanthgr]

Congratulations, you passed the tutorial.

[@schachmaster]

Everyone: "Russians just sent their dudes in waves and didn't care for their own casualties!" Imperial Japan: Hold my sake.

[@YourLocal_Overseer]

Russia: this,is a tank... Japan: dear God Russia: more tanks. Japan: *no*

[@dimitripetrenko9567]

Tf2 reference? 😂

[@weirdstonk729]

@@dimitripetrenko9567 It is, RIP Rick May

[@ThatOneKnight96]

@@weirdstonk729 RIP RICK MAY

[@PerturaBased]

RIP

[@Observant1199]

@@weirdstonk729 rip the greatest soldier the best soldier of All soldiers, in the history of TF2.

[@Hayan_Yeou]

I mean Japanese had a tactic called anti tank bayonet. The tactic required Japanese soldiers with a bayonet to charge into a Russian tank and stick it into the driver’s sight, which apparently wasn’t protected. Keep in kind that this is during the Battle of Kalkhin Gol. This tactic didn’t really work against American tanks in the pacific theatre, as they were covered with glass.

[@jameshoxworth6447]

Are you referring to the Lunge mine shown at 2:58

[@jcn268]

Bayonet charges in ww2? Japanese by far were the worst in in tactics, no wonder the allies focused on Germany first 😂

[@edison7300037]

@@jcn268 it may not be the best tactic, but probably the only tactic you could choose.

[@jcn268]

@@edison7300037 no bayone charges never succeeded

[@edison7300037]

@@jcn268 and no one expect the tactic has to succeed anything either.

[@southshort286]

This movie is a scene of a war between Russian and Japanese troops. And the soldier who gets crushed by the medium tank is a Korean boy who was forcibly captured by Japan.

[@marlonbillie2314]

La película se llama " My Way " Tendrían que verla es extraordinaria de principio a fin ... Recomendada 👍

[@gsm8999]

Dónde se puede ver?

[@8g_rinosatrioputra_335]

Fun fact : the suicide car and suicide bomb soldier wasn't invented until 1945 when they desperately try to defend

[@Nickallsopp92]

If you actually watch the movie though, all the suiciders in this scene were Korean. The Japanese viewed the Koreans as vermin and less than human. So they had no problem using them as disposable Cannon fodder. So they lied to them telling them that this was the best way for them to become human in the eyes of the emperor and become heros in Japan, when in reality they just hated them.

[@thanetheforsaken8769]

@@Nickallsopp92 what is the name of the movie?

[@pigeonpie9551]

@@thanetheforsaken8769 pretty sure its called my way

[@beishui4480]

what about the dare to die corps from china

[@orfeo793]

@@Nickallsopp92 yeah but there's also no evidence I can find of such tactics being used in land battles on such a large scale lol

[@George-Hawthorne]

5:00 Congratulations you have completed the tutorial, now prepare for Round 1.

[@ChovuoAruo]

Full movie please😢❤

[@allyzzacastillo7815]

The camera man never dies

[@johnpanaligan6682]

2:20 💀

[@StagnantGravy69]

The second wave of tanks rolling in is a fine example of why during World War II, you never EVER underestimate the Soviets.

[@veasnapiseth3578]

And Russia 2nd wave to Ukraine is about to start.

[@ChongiFishing]

@@veasnapiseth3578 Could be a PSYOP, what is true is that Russia has to use its stocks of better tank ammunition to counter NATO tanks.

[@isaned]

And why you don't use suicide tactics: you blow you load in the first wave, with nothing for the second wave

[@georgemccartney8906]

Soviets be like: "Wave 2? Don't make me laugh, there hasn't even been a wave 1 yet..."

[@Tax-Evasion.]

Why have Quality when you can have quantity

[@catgrannyan7300]

The Tank Forces of the Soviet Union were far more superior compared to Japan's back then. Otherwise Japan's Naval and Air Forces were among the best of the world (and so they had several epic plane fights with America). So when Japan faces Soviet in a Tank Warfare, they stand no chance.

[@aadixum]

Japanese could have used its air force to eliminate tanks, but their short-sightedness cost them the victory.

[@Anonymous-qj3sf]

@@aadixum They did it. Until the moment the USSR sent 46 of its best pilots to Mongolia, who trained Mongolian and Soviet pilots, coordinated aviation operations and took part in the battles themselves. In August 1939, the USSR launched a massive and last air offensive that bombed all Japanese airfields and destroyed 70,000 thousandth Japanese troops.

[@T33K3SS3LCH3N]

@@aadixum planes were enormously unreliable against tanks at the time. Even though attack pilots often claimed absurd numbers of kills because they couldn't actually see what they hid amidst the dust kicked up by their shots and assumed they were watching their target burn, the actual tank kill counts by aircraft was tiny.

[@DemonaterTheAce]

Capppp

[@Gravity_studioss]

A T34 could defeat a Ha-Go by running it over

[@mosinM-so5ng]

unstopable object vs immovable force ....wait

[@reviewTomCat]

The Red Army used such tanks in 1939 This is a border conflict before the Second World War, between the USSR and Imperial Japan, the Red Army then had light tanks

[@vividplayzxd9683]

Mongolian here. This was indeed the battle of khalkin gol. Japan really underestimated us and the Soviet Union. It started on May 11, 1939, and Japan abandoned this war on September 16 1939. They just left after they lost too much just to invade us. Japan was like, "We can't beat Soviet controlled Mongolia, lets fight someone weaker," and they bombed Pearl Harbor, and the rest is history.

[@chellenta1175]

My grandfather fought with Mongol warriors against Japanese samurai on Khalkhin Gol

[@Alexander-Kurtz]

@@chellenta1175 Bullshit, you need to revise your history before making ridiculous claims. There were no "samurai" in Japan after 1868. Japan's feudal era came to an end in 1868, and the samurai class was abolished a few years afterwards.......

[@revbladez5773]

Complete bullshit. Japanese were well aware that US is the last country in the world the would want to be in war with and tried to avoid it for as long as possible.

[@rusmorpeh3314]

And there was no that kamikaze crap during the Battle of Khalkhin Gol. Japanese started to use suicidal units only in 1944. Just another of their stupid decisions.

[@Sunset4633]

тайлбар өгсөнд баярлалаа.

[@aydenlee6073]

The Japanese spilders were running for their lives while the officers just walked foward like nothing happened

[@LibertyPrimed]

Thats how they were trained, officers were supposed to be shining icons of bravery, desth before dishonor and all that

[@aydenlee6073]

OMG GUYS THANK YOU FOR THE LIKES!

[@wisedevolver2741]

@@LibertyPrimed It's because they truly believed, and I mean TRULY BELIEVED, that if you charge forward, bravely, ignoring danger, that it was a win, either way. If you die, you win great honor for being so brave and committed to the emperor and the empire. If you win, and survive, then also you win great honor for your bravery and commitment.

[@manveersingh3573]

@@wisedevolver2741 yeah its a shit thinking

[@aydenlee6073]

Yeah the kinda like the French in the Sino French war where French troops would be awarded with "Honour,women and whatever they want' only if they win in battle

[@user-dn7tz4tu8u]

1500 000 пленных японцев взяла советская армия за 2 недели

[@sameemas1723]

What's the title of this movie . . . My uncle was a WW2 Vet , he was an island hopper until he got shot up in the battle of Guadacanal . . . His injuries were severe and that's what got him back home alive and gave me the blessing of meeting him since I am an 1986er . . .

[@hilmust6278]

The movie’s called “My Way”

[@sameemas1723]

@@hilmust6278 Thx

[@kartikarahman4291]

Cheers for the cameraman for surviving everything without any wounds

[@hmm8183]

such an original comment

[@VivekSharma-ob8hk]

If atmo bomb miss Japanese know super power today

[@erichvondonitz5325]

except this part 2:19

[@ra_alf9467]

@@erichvondonitz5325 that ain't a cameraman, that's a vlogger

[@majesticizz4337]

@@hmm8183 àa

[@ptolomaios4118]

It's always so amazing to see the war from so many different perspectives. D-Day from the German perspective, Okinawa from the Japanese, and even Barbarossa from the Russian Perspective. It's easy to villainize a people when we don't get to know each of them as individuals.

[@ZeBlacut]

Can send me link about this videos please?

[@raddegast1]

Hey! I recommend Fortress of War- story about soviet soldiers who defended Brest Fortress in June and July 1941. Although many russian (or belarussian) films are pretty biased, this film is one of the exceptions. I love this story! Definitely worth seeing or reading something about this siege.

[@kingnothing5678]

Japanese soldiers were evil though. Shooting at medics, playing dead and faking surrendering.

[@detritus3676]

Bro we should never excuse what they’ve done

[@x-ray_apha_delta-9403]

@@raddegast1 thank m8

[@AbhisekSethy-zm9mh]

Meiji best army's salute 😊

[@VictoriaStobbie]

This is like a look into an enemy type.

[@GnumblinJones2]

I don’t think the Japanese were using suicidal tactics on this scale till around 1944 and 1945 cause at this point they weren’t losing assuming this is depicting the Battle of Khalkhin Gol (still pretty dope tho)

[@lizardjesus7514]

I think this is Manchuria 1945 when the Soviets invaded

[@imgvillasrc1608]

@@lizardjesus7514 No this scene happens during the Soviet-Japanese border conflict. The movie is based on the life of Yang Kyoungjong, a Korean who got drafted by the Japanese, Soviets, and German armies.

[@Noobeling]

@@imgvillasrc1608 whats the movie name?

[@imgvillasrc1608]

@@Noobeling My Way

[@AW-br9bu]

It's based on 1905 Russo japan war..

[@Can_ix]

[5:42] "Friendly fire will not be tolerated!"

[@noobrashya4897]

They want to retreat

[@TMX1138]

@@noobrashya4897 “Cowards and traitors will be shot!” Call of Duty: Finest Hour

[@gaurangaperez2800]

When "banzai!" met the Soviet URAAAAAAA!

[@cideltacommand7169]

Battle of the suicide charge

[@cdnxman1326]

and to think, these are BT tanks, BT-7 i think. light tanks, intended for speed and scouting. imagine how bad it would have been for the Japanese if these were T-34 or KV series... or worse IS

[@sir.raninon]

Bruch, this is 1939, there's only if out of all this T-34, and then fuck knows, but ISa 1943/44

[@masonhake4824]

2:24 my great grandfather (a us marine) had a time in WW2 where he was guarding a tank. and the Japanese soldier did the same thing in this clip.

[@pavelmarkelov7763]

He survive?

[@the_mapper130]

@@pavelmarkelov7763 It was impossible for anyone to survive that

[@masonhake4824]

@@pavelmarkelov7763 no, the guy turned himself into a cloud of pink mist. but in exchange for his life, he made a scrap pile just a bit bigger.

[@nacanacoo]

This actually happened. I can confirm, I was the tank

[@sovietnomad973]

you americans destroyed our empire, you made our colonies have grudge on us.

[@MusiWX]

Imagine being a tanker and then hearing a "banzai" under the tank (omg mom I'm famous!!!!!11!!)

[@normal_laddy]

You were literally Screwed if that happend to you

[@cay7809]

@@normal_laddy no lol you just run emover

[@Veloxlai]

@@cay7809 Until the guy you ran over screams their war cry.

[@cay7809]

@@Veloxlai they still die

[@Veloxlai]

@@cay7809 Honorably.

[@unitedshaivas2548]

Which movie is it

[@ExileLBL]

I struggle to believe this mass was happening.. many times in human history. And still, collective ego is still a threat. Nothing changes. This is pure hell.