Kamikaze strike against US task force

[@Wolksvagen-nr1lb]

Hearing the little kid shouting to his older brother: "Nii-chan! Nii-chan!" is heartbreaking for me

[@jimmywilliams4257]

Bao Nguyen me to I cry at the End every time when they crash the plane into the ships

[@RandomizedRobloxian1991]

@@rabbit3704 they aren't, learn history idiot they didnt target civilians but battleship

[@ja57]

@@RandomizedRobloxian1991 are you saying Japanese were targeting empty ships? What a dumb. What did Japanese target in Pear Harbor? You learned history from Japanese.

[@ja57]

@@jimmywilliams4257 Japanese gay?

[@RandomizedRobloxian1991]

when you pretend to be dumb and being very mad

[@lehonkerque7398]

Girls: You didnt cry at Titanic, do you have any emotion at all ? Boys:

[@js_-ht1xy]

Bruh this a shitty joke and I was not sad at all

[@admiralprince7925]

Titanic is shit at this point. Romantic bullshit.

[@edwardfarrel6558]

@@admiralprince7925 yeah

[@jeremyjw3982]

@@js_-ht1xy girl detected

[@edwardfarrel6558]

@@jeremyjw3982 lol

[@Hopefullymarried]

Sad that this ever happened. As an American, I understand why. They like American soldiers at the time had a duty. Fight for country. Even to last breath. Honor and integrity on both sides

[@geophph4324]

Marcus Jones Well, war crimes aren’t very honorable

[@avinashmishra6863]

@@geophph4324 yeah ! I remember Vietnam.

[@carmelopearman5721]

Geophph considering it was the army and not the navy nor air force commuting them, I think the comment is the same

[@carmelopearman5721]

Ian Castelvecchi no

[@admiralprince7925]

@@rabbit3704 no, that's the SS officers.

[@priere537]

兄を送る弟のシーン 泣けました。 いまの 日本が、あるのはこの方々のおかげです。本当に感謝です。

[@emirasahbi7602]

"And that is how you take off. Any questions ? " "Cool , how do i Land? " "How do you what ?"

[@nibzchubznibz9121]

"I assume you mean crashing?"

[@sloppypotato00]

By pointing your plane to the enemy ships and thats how you land

[@AmishGangsterWith_a_Hellcat]

Well, this is cursed.

Emir Abi god

[@mcmneverreadsreplys7318]

Full throttle, Nose First! No more questions.

[@bp_cherryblossomtree723]

American movies: *Uses too much OGI* Asian movies: *we do it professionally*

[@gingerale718]

**Asian**

[@RandomizedRobloxian1991]

@@gingerale718 Grammar Nazi

[@beenthere.donethat]

My movies: *extreme shit*

[@Nugcon]

best comment

[@keeperofthef8]

w h e e z e

[@gehirnbar5730]

第二次世界大戦で戦った全ての兵士に敬意を表します。

[@TheSpacehong]

movie is movie that I think.

[@famimabayashi2357]

目途ーー

[@マタンゴ-k7k]

ソ連軍はクソですね！

[@jakeppx2936]

@@TheSpacehong あなたがたの国の祖先は第二次世界大戦中に何をしていましたか？ 戦闘機に乗って戦争で戦いましたか？

[@hideyoshitokugawa1542]

ソ連兵にもか？

[@chandlerwhite8302]

Did you hear about the world’s worst Kamikaze pilot? He flew 15 missions.

[@archythearky6812]

Chandler White there was actually a kamikaze pilot who wouldn’t crash into anything and kept returning to base. In the end he was shot after his 9th failed mission

[@Pothead2005]

Chandler White imagine if kamikaze was used today by cheap turbo prop airplanes

[@pitmezzari2873]

@@Pothead2005 they're not exactly cheap, sure, not 100 million for a single machine but something like the super tucano come still at around 10-11 million dollars. Anything "worse" would be shot down way before spotting a target.

[@VBoeing]

He was too drunk to hit the target

[@chandlerwhite8302]

Yuan Kyle Gaudier Too many rations of Saki! 😂😂😂

[@Zerosen89]

a long time ago, i met a american war veteran who was on the USS Hornet and was a AA guner, while for him, the tokko pilots were his enemy, he felt the bravest men he ever seen and he said, if america was losing the war, the us pilots might have done the same thing

[@chicken_burgers]

We have b-25 or b-17 pilot I don’t remember almost smashing on to Akagi in Midway so no doubt

[@thegermanfool8953]

America was never going to lose the war. America simply outpaced Japan in everything except experience.

[@raphaelmiguelbalon9226]

@@chicken_burgers B-26

[@romulodecastrodasilva5863]

A catalina crew really do the same!

[@user-oj9qn4nd5o]

@@chicken_burgers In fact, a Frenchman named Bernard said that the most remarkable thing about kamikazes is not just that they rush toward the enemy, but that they are prepared to die months before they go out. He said that it takes no ordinary mental strength to live one's life in a condensed form, knowing that one will surely die in the near future, and that this act could never be imitated by Westerners.

[@far0145]

In America, you fire the rocket In Soviet Russia, Rocket fire you In Imperial Japan, *YOU* are a rocket

[@alexandresimon653]

Russia is the best

[@shinsekaichitsujo6702]

BANZAI!!!

[@xzyt6562]

@@alexandresimon653 russia is the...... Hehe

[@pokeyrailfanning]

Farrel Rumate haha I get it bc the Japanese would fly their planes into ships like a rocket

[@cjriderboy901]

In tennis, you swing the racket...

[@パンコM]

I am Japanese. Wars and special attacks are crazy means of attack and should not be justified for any reason. But please understand this. It wasn't the country that they wanted to protect, but their loved ones and their loved family. Let the world work together to prevent such a tragedy from happening again.

[@javo5270]

based comment

[@808ghostMiller]

Do you know what was really cowardly? The multitudes of Japanese imperial soldiers savagely tearing apart and mutilating American soldiers bodies including many innocent civilians of Korean Filipino and Chinese descendant. You wonder why every other Asian nationality hate on the old Japanese empire but no one ever talks about it. Unit 751, the rape of Nanking, the Bataan death march There has been many many accounts of Japanese imperial soldiers tying US soldiers to trees and bayoneting them over 100 times cutting their dicks off and then shoving it into their mouths then decapitating them…. The main plan was too invade and go to war on their own home turf. If you don’t know shit about World War II and just wanna hate on white Europeans or America then STFU. Ignorance is bliss ain’t it….. boo fukn hoo 🖕

[@mr.barkyvonschnauzer1710]

@The 90's Wait until you hear about the Rape of Nanking. As horrific and cruel as the atomic bombs were they at least had a means to end the war. The Nanking massacre was just senseless, having no similar historical equivalent in sheer barbaric behavior that was ever unleashed on a city.

[@norms3913]

Really do explain how the Japanese soldiers on Okinawa was forcing its own citizens that lived on that island was forced to jump off the cliffs women and children

[@charlesparks9011]

It wasn't the world's responsibility - it was Japan's. Don't bomb Pearl harbor and none of this would have occurred.

[@加古川-b2f]

特攻した人が一体最後は、何を思いながら散っていったのか考えてほしい　 そして、こんな悲惨なことが繰り返されないようにしなければならない、そんなことを世界の人々が考える世の中になってほしい

[@qiumaverick5533]

加古川 きけ わだつみのこえ 『はるかなる山河に』

[@yamatomusashi7864]

神風特攻隊というのは、良く言えば「勇敢」、悪く言えば「クレイジー」だと、外国人は評していますが、我々日本人が感じなければならないのは、このようなことを繰り返さないことと同時に、特攻隊員として命を捧げた先人に感謝と日本人として誇りに感じてもらいたいです。 後にも先にも強大なアメリカ海軍に立ち向かっていったのは日本だけです。神風特攻隊の攻撃目標はあくまで空母を主に軍艦だけです。 もし神風特攻隊がアメリカ合衆国の民間人をターゲットに攻撃していたなら外国人も神風特攻隊を勇敢などと言わず「テロの自爆攻撃」として捉えているに違いないです。

[@Takoroomタコ部屋]

特攻兵の方達の気持ちを考えるのも大事だが、無能海軍のせいで遠い異国の海に沈んだ輸送船の軍属や一般市民の方たちの気持ちも考えて欲しい。うちの父方のじいさんの兄は南方の輸送船作戦で沈んだ輸送船と共に海の中だ。

[@aaron7609]

愚かな上部の決定に従うしかない無抵抗無批判の国民性。まさに今の日本国民のアイデンティティーである。非常に美しい。ご、日本のこの無抵抗無批判の国民性を支え続けていただき切にお願い申し上げます。

[@junhyeokmoon2786]

過去と現在の世界の人々は普通にこんな考えてないのに、戦争を起こしたある国だけが考えてたねー

[@jamiegrover3181]

The best 6 minutes of a Pacific movie I've seen. Beats Hollywood's inaccurate, crappy love story AKA Pearl Harbour hands down.

[@clarkkane6021]

Jamie Grover obviously you’ve only seen one pacific movie so just stop talking you have no clue what you’re talking about

[@blakeb106]

Tora Tora Tora, Mister Roberts, Flags of Our Fathers, Letters From Iwo Jima, Run Silent Run Deep, the Thin Red Line, Hacksaw Ridge, Unbroken, Bridge on the River Kwai. Watch those and get back to me.

[@cobraknight69]

In Pearl Harbor, the only thing they got right was the date!

[@chandlerwhite8302]

Midway is not bad.

[@bigmemesmills1798]

Jamie Grover I cried when Danny died in Pearl Harbor you gotta admit that bit kinda gets you

[@kevinjena8091]

5:03 he is shouting like he is going to die for his country and makes me cry 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭and heart breaking too 😭😭 salute to Japanese kamikaze pilot 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵 love from india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️❤️🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

[@codingninjas4609]

That's why we always stood with Japan even when everyone were against them in the international court of justice.

[@obamabinboolin8128]

Me: I’m taking off Me: how do I land Japanese instructor: we don’t do that here

[@beenthere.donethat]

Me: what if I failed the mission Instructor: idk Me: can I be the instructor Instructor: yes I always hated this job Im not even paid for this Me: Wtf

[@tryithere]

Nose first.

[@Meme-Dealer8323]

Infinity war reference. XD

[@DannyBoy777777]

They'd have to land in training

[@CARBONHAWK1]

Jesus people copy paste comments in war videos than anywhere else, it’s cringe

[@sameersupernova8257]

Its Sad....how many poor soldiers unnecessarily fought for power craving leaders, dictators and emperors. How many lives lost! How many families was shattered.

[@user-XW668]

sameer supernova may the world peace 🙏🏻

[@あいうえおかきくけこ-s5f]

The Emperor did not torment the people.

[@hootarosetagaya5570]

sameer supernova Losing is winning. Some are still doing this over there. Sad. From Tokyo.

[@sameersupernova8257]

its general comment guys. i am not an American and i am not supporting america for nuclear bombing. infact it was the worst and cruelest decision. i admire Japanese people valor and hard work. my concern is for humanity on both sides. after all this movie made me to feel that.

[@hootarosetagaya5570]

天王平家万歳 Mauro Mejias Isn't that 天皇陛下万歳, is it ? That's weird to me, and makes no sense.

[@rivco5008]

My father in law was on a battleship in the Pacific War. His ship was USS New Jersey and they faced kamikazes in the Philippines, probably off Iwo Jima, and finally 30 days off Okinawa. When they were relieved and went to Bremerton for repairs and to get ready for the invasion of Japan he said 100's of guys requested transfers to other ships that weren't always on the front line like New Jersey was. Every single request was denied. He was glad they dropped the bomb.

[@moi6779]

Wtf hes insane bein glad that usa nuked hiroshima

[@billt7283]

+MOI yeah ok......you have no idea what type of fright and demoralization Kamikazes (Japanese special attack force units) had as an effect on US Navy personnel in the Pacific then. They saw their friends running around burning to death, picking up burnt/half living corpses of people you knew and lived with. These are men who were in some crazy unknown place, who had to fend off planes with guns that were literally visualizing planes flying themselves as artillery against them, something never seen or imagined of by most nations. So rethink your post. Im sure he wasn't happy it killed so many civilians, but happy it hindered/stopped the SAF's. Imagine seeing a plane coming into you with bomb/s loaded, at 200+mph. Dont think you would be happy it would stop by any means necessary? Easy to say no, but bet you would! It was a different time then sir

[@timw5108]

+ww2 colorizer Thank you friend; you are correct that my father-in-law did not celebrate the deaths of civilians. But he put the blame for their deaths where it belonged, the Japanese Emperor and his government. Your comment about this kind of attack having never been experienced before is also right. As to shipmates lost, he specifically remembered a major attack, with all the ships going flat out, hard left, hard right, the noise deafening, some ships already hit, burning. He peeked out the hatch of the 5-inch gun he was stationed in, and they were sailing at 30 knots right past a dense group of 100's of US sailors in the water, from a sunken ship. All he saw was faces and hands; they were screaming to be picked up, waving. Not a chance. Every vessel was under attack. To stop meant certain destruction. Maybe they were rescued later and maybe not, he never knew.

[@billt7283]

Tim W no, thank you for sharing these stories, would love to hear anything you know about his service. I have a major interest in all things ww2. I have the utmost respect for Vets like your Grandfather and my Grandpas brother who was in the 37th SeaBee Battalion in the Pacific (Bouganville, Okinawa, Munda etc). Their supply ship was bombed in Okinawa. He was shot at constantly and bombarded with artillery, also losing friends while building airstrips/fortifications/etc too. Nobody in the Pacific had it easy in my opinion. I am in contact with Vets from both US and Germany right now, from various theatres of operation. It's amazing to hear what these guys went through. They were the best generation of people, and its too bad we have swayed so much from their ethics. Hard working, tough men who stood up for their country when it needed it the most. It must have been chilling to see those men in the water, feeling helpless because you knew you couldn't save them, meanwhile thinking you could be one of them at any moment. There are many harrowing accounts of these overboard men being at sea for weeks on end, getting eaten by sharks, going delirious from lack of food/water.....just crazy. im sure you've heard the accounts. If you have any b/w photos/portraits of your Grandpa that you would like to see colorized, Id be happy to give it a go. I collect photos, but have also colorized hundreds of photos for ww2 Vets and their families. Some who had never seen their family members in color before.

[@moi6779]

+ww2 colorizer well WWII was sad time

[@river6634]

Good and Evil are subjective. The winners write the history books. These men were heroes, and so were the Germans who tried so valiantly to hold the Red Tide.

[@chinocracy]

I liked how it included famous footage and made them parts of a woven narrative

[@ZitsaAdem]

Respect japan..we are brother.🇹🇷🇯🇵🙏🏼

[@thegermanfool8953]

who's gonna tell him?

[@alpayyavas6135]

I see in the comments that the Americans make fun of the Japanese, remember that they were all honorable soldiers fighting for their country just like your grandfather.

[@pity1650]

thank you ありがとさん

[@alpayyavas6135]

The Red army Okay red man, I respect your opinion

[@w1z4rd9]

The Red army thank u

[@brucepoole8552]

Alpay Yavas no they weren’t at all like my father who served in ww2, my father never tortured prisoners even though he had the opportunity, Japan had no honor whatsoever.

[@brucepoole8552]

J V why don’t you come hoist your piss ass flag at camp Lejune, our marines there will give you a warm welcome ha !

[@kingo49412]

先の日本の未来のためにありがとうございました。 あなたたちが居たという事、忘れません。

[@이찬형-c4n]

日本の未来(x) 天皇の未来(o) The real enemy of japanese was their government. America keep persuaded them just surrender then no one gonna die anymore. But japan governers didn't care how many civilians gnna die as long as their authority and money is safe.

[@henrickzero1080]

이찬형 まぁまぁ、国のために戦ってくれた戦士達を讃えているだけですから、気にしないでおきましょう。

[@이찬형-c4n]

@@henrickzero1080 Henrick Zero // ano sensi tachi kara america, south east asia, china, japan de sugi ooina hitotachi ga sinndatta. korewa tataeru cotoga nai

[@henrickzero1080]

이찬형 たたえる、ではなく、そのおかげで今の私たちがある、という感謝の言葉でしたね。少々間違っておりましたこと申し訳ない。

[@scotland8694]

Henrick Zero 気にするなよ、英霊に敬礼

[@unconscious1076]

Kamikaze pilots are maybe the bravest people who ever lived Just imagine how you may have felt knowing there is not even 1% chance of you to be alive after the campaign

[@elitemation]

If so then suicide bombers are also brave

[@yamatoakizuki4734]

@@elitemation Kamikaze attacked warships, protected by radar, fighters and anti-aircraft machine guns, killing and wounding the people of their homeland, Japan. It is quite different from attacking a building with only civilians in it.

[@unconscious1076]

​@@yamatoakizuki4734 that's the point people don't get

[@shimakaze798]

​@@elitemation im glad im not as dumb as you

[@Bünyamin-k4j]

Luckily now we have missiles guided by radar infrared satellite navigation😂

[@carmix6721]

I read their will and cried. They were more concerned about their mother, brothers and the future of Japan than they would die. They are never terrorists.

[@clamchowder622]

no, terrorists attack civilians in heavily populated public areas, with the intent of causing heavy civilian casualties. This was military conflict, between armed forces in battle. Of course they're not terrorists. If they are, every man who ever died in an infantry charge is a terrorist

[@mrjazz2570]

Yes lets just forget what they did to china

[@bababooeythelegendary4523]

Please don’t call it a false religion because what if Japanese people are watching this and they get offended

[@yamatoakizuki4734]

I am Japanese. I admit that installing the Emperor as God was a necessary and rational measure for Japan to become a modern nation. First, it helped to open and maintain parliamentary politics. Parliament allows for conflict. Nevertheless, in order to still hold together as one nation, it is necessary for the people to have a common spiritual axis. In the West, the Christian God played this role. In Japan, only the emperor could fulfill this role. Second, it helped to increase the number of patriots necessary for national security. Thanks to its historical value and originality, it saved us the trouble of having our children pledge allegiance to the flag every morning, as in the United States. Congress and national security are both important. The Japanese merely sought to acquire the elements necessary for modernization in a manner best suited to Japan. To describe this as a false religion is as nonsensical as describing America as a cult that makes people pledge allegiance to a piece of cloth with a star on it.

[@user-oj9qn4nd5o]

@@mrjazz2570 Then the American troops who committed genocide in Vietnam are terrorists.

[@hazmatt3250]

Me on War Thunder when I'm doing bad in a round.

[@projectjt3149]

+ABLE RAPTOR very honourable

[@Glep440]

Sir America has set an embargo on us what should we do? "Attack Pearl Harbor burn it to the ground" sir their one of the most powerful nations in the world. "Oh your right set up some negotiations for trade again"

[@KaizenLife]

SHAMEFUR DISPRAY

[@Andy-nn4bq]

lol xD

[@nayshthegreat]

Same XD

[@木枯し寅次郎]

命懸けで日本を守ってくれた先人たち。 私は忘れません。 それに比べて、日本人としてアメリカと戦っていたのに、日本が負けた途端に｢ウリは戦勝国ニダ。｣と言い出したどっかの国。許せません。

[@辻本清美-v2j]

ここのコメント欄に居るんだけど 同じ敗戦国なのにね

[@kiyoshiishihara6748]

馬鹿には戦争出来ないし 勝ち負けも分からん😆

[@Edupier]

Yes, of course

[@familylu9868]

hai

[@kaonashi01]

誰もその国の話なんかしてねぇよ

[@Izzyspeeds]

I can only have respect for these men I can’t tell you how much bravery this took some of them were as young as 17 this is the definition of Honor. It doesn’t matter to me that I’m American and that they were against us it’s the fact that they died in such a horrific way for their country and what they believed in

[@navo8706]

It was sort of a mix of bravery and peer pressure. In Japanese culture they were taught if they don't die for the emperor that it would bring dishonour on their families.

[@user-lx1ns2hz4n]

@@navo8706 They did not fight for their country or their emperor. They fought for their families. They had learned from history how terrible it was to be ruled by the white man.

[@yamatoakizuki4734]

@@navo8706 Pledging allegiance to the Emperor is the same as pledging allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. Both the Emperor and the Stars and Stripes are merely symbols of the motherlands.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

American here. My grandfather earned a silver star and purple heart as a US Solider fighting in the Pacific Theater against Japan and in the Korean War against the North Koreans and Chinese.....he did not talk about war much at all....he always maintained that war is wrong and that young men's and other's lives are needlessly wasted for nothing ultimately. The impression I got that young men and the civilians are forced to suffer and die for the few people's in power benefit and personal gain be it their believes or money. He believed that they the people in power would always be going to war and making wars. He told me Ill see one day. He told me when I was 9 i after talking about the wars for a class project I had to do, that I will see what he saw. I made a statement that I'm luckily that I won't have to go to war and there won't be wars again, shocked but with a smile and laygh that showed he was upset at my ignorance.....he said something on the lines, "what? Where you think you'll be soon after your turn18? You don't have choice, they'll draft and you'll be a soldier fighting somewhere, middle east or whereever that is how it is. haha. We will be at war again, every ten to 25 years we go to war". 9/11 happen like 6 months later....US went to war in the middle east. Luckily there was no draft and I did not have to go but he was right about there is always war. My point is after ww1 the world let the veterans and humankind by not commiting or trying to end war, it was supposed to be the war the ended all wars. ww2 too but it was an empty statement and lasted negative seconds. Worst part is after all this, these veterans have to go home and are told to act normal and get a job.

[@xKäïrixCOD]

Siempre serán recordados... Ustedes aún surcan los cielos de su patria , son héroes . Con amor y respeto desde México para estos grandes hombres. Hail Japón !

[@piedrasietesietesiete]

kamikaze al español significa viento divino ya veo porque los llamaban así

[@ryland9321]

I paid more attention to the comments than the actual video.

[@maxomax9039]

Look in the sky and dont blink

[@dormy6209]

Same

[@l4r58]

Me too XD

[@ShadowRaptor42]

Me too

[@redraven9566]

Same

[@kamikazeyamamoto4545]

Was this from a Japanese movie? Unbelievable! Looks like they matched actual documentary film footage. Have several friends whose fathers and uncles fought in the Pacific and they were eyewitnesses to Kamikaze attacks on their ships. They said it was the most frightening experiences they had in their lives.

[@NanatsukiBenio]

Yes,from Japanese movie...

[@hypereliozsaintgermain2527]

Name of the movie?

[@芋リーダーやう]

この国を守ろうとしてくれて本当に感謝しかない

[@柳葉ちいかわ]

同じく🤝

[@大久保龍-x5g]

特攻隊の人達のために無駄死にはしたくないですね。

[@hashteraksgage3281]

​@@NIKE-Duckoh really? Daily mass shootings and your kids can't even tell if they are boys or girls. The most degenerate country on the planet. Glad I'll live to see the US burn.

[@Economics365]

❤

[@stephenlaing9224]

You have to be completely deluded if you think a bunch of young guys sent to their deaths by a brutal militaristic regime were ​in the least bit effective in protectingJapan? Japan's defeat was inevitable from the very outset. Admiral Yamamoto knew this only too well. @@NIKE-Duck

[@kenmazoch8499]

we need to remember that all people who served in all wars were usually just ordinary people serving their country, and all need to be remembered for that, whichever side they were on, for when the war ends and the guns go silent, those who fought and died deserve whatever honors their people give them. because most of them fought for their people, and that is an honorable thing.

[@jeffryfish7239]

fr. R.I.P

[@愛国戦士-x6o]

特攻という作戦は決して許されない。しかし国のため、家族のため、仲間のために散っていった英霊を非難することには許されない。

[@tomi.77]

愛国戦士 許す許さないとかじゃ無くて、当時の状況からは特攻精神は必要。これしか無いですよ。持久戦は無理。名誉の戦死しか無いし、ここまでやれば相手は戦後抑止に働くと幹部は言ってますしね。侍はこうゆうもんです。日本人だもん。

[@メルヘン野郎]

精神であって命令は必要ないと思うんですがねぇ

[@tomi.77]

@@メルヘン野郎 軍隊なんだから、命令を無くして何するんですか？ 勝手に動くのは駄目ですよ。軍隊や部隊は。 戦国時代でも命令無視で部隊が動いてるとでも？ 犠牲作戦でも命令でまずは動きますよ。部隊は。 侍精神はまだある時代なので、今の時代での見方は違うと思います。 むしろアメリカもあの作戦のお陰でかなり抑止力を掛けれたし、戦後の統治の仕方をみれば一目瞭然です。 あの差別当たり前の植民地奴隷時代では。

[@メルヘン野郎]

あんなもん成果あったのは初期だけで対策されてからは全くの無駄死にだよ。 まぁ百歩譲って砂粒程度の影響が戦後あったとして？ それが若者を死にに行かせていい理由にはならないよ〜 ま、死人に口無しで後でならなんとでも言えるよねぇ 侍精神（笑） 遺書なり読んでくるといい、 殆ど同じ文章で無理やり書かされてたのが容易に想像出来るから。 こういう太田正一みたいな無能が部下に命令して自分は逃げて、戸籍変えてまでして天寿全うしたと思うと涙が出、出ますよ

[@tomi.77]

@@メルヘン野郎 いや、後半も前半よりは少ないですけど撃沈や、大破までやってます。士気を下げる艦も狙ってやってます。調べて下さい。 特攻に志願も沢山ありましたよ。調べて下さい。 無駄死にではありません。この最後まで戦う日本古来の侍精神と大和魂が、戦後の日本のアメリカの占領への影響を与え、アメリカが日本を敵に回したくないと、アメリカの政府や軍人達は思っています。 それは現在でもアメリカの高官僚や軍人幹部も仰ってます。 あの？元々なんで大東亜戦争に成ったのかご存知ですか？日本は唯一独立してたのは分かりますよね？なんで日本は奴隷に鳴らなかったのか？ アジアの独立戦争に参加した日本兵の方々も無駄死にという事に成りますけど、若者が参加してますけど。 しかも台湾の若者や朝鮮の若者も志願してますけど。海外は日本の若者含め玉砕精神で戦ってくれたから独立出来たと言ってますよ。 若者とか言いますけど、皆戦時なのに何言ってるんですか？ 日本が過去からの伝統の戦い方が無かったら今の日本は無いですよ。とっくにソ連の植民地になってますけどね。 今の感覚で見過ぎです。当時の感覚も入れてくださいバランスよく。 あの死人に口無しを一番使ってるのはあなたですよ。英霊達の生き様を、かわいそうだとか、やらされたとか、自分の意志で国を思って戦った人達の方が多いのに、同情の対象として扱うのは本当に失礼だと思います。 生き残った人達の証言で、皆誇りを持って笑って一生懸命行ったと言ってますよ。 私も遺書は見てます。 なんで素直に感謝の念を言えないんですか？亡くなった方も、生き残った方も、余計な屁理屈を言わずに素直に、日本の為にありがとうございました、と言ってほしいと語ってますよ。 一部分だけを自虐思想を広げるあなたの方が、先祖や英霊に対して、侮辱をしてると思います。日本を護った英霊に対して、かわいそうとか、無駄死にと言われるのが一番の侮辱な発言だと。 立派な日本兵はたくさんいまします。もちろん幹部でもね。台湾や朝鮮の方も仰ってますよ。 何故あなたは一部の自虐の声を広げて、大多数の誇りある軍人達の声は広げないのか？あなたが気づかず英霊達の生き様を侮辱してるのに気づかないのですか？ 皆誇りを持って戦いました。それで良いんです。余計な屁理屈は要らないんです。しかも自虐的な屁理屈なんてもってのほかです。 侍精神を馬鹿にするなんて信じられませんね。日本は日本人は皆大和魂と侍精神を大切にしてました。台湾も朝鮮も。それを（笑）は無いですよ。 それでよく遺書がどうたら英霊達はこう言ってるとか発言できますね。本気で書いた遺書の英霊達の生き様を馬鹿にしておいて。

[@breakersbell]

只・・・「祖国・家族・恋人」を　一日でも永く　活かしたい　［これ以上の純粋な気持ち］が　あるだろうか・・・！？　英霊が　安らかに眠れる国を創る事が我々　日本人の指名でしょう。

[@サモトラケのニケ-n3i]

惜しい❗

[@gyanibabaji4671]

Sad but true love from India🇮🇳

[@vanshplayz2630]

Me to

[@gturbo4wd300]

特攻隊の作戦は、決して誇れるものではない。しかし、この戦いがあったからこそ、今日の平和があるのだと思う。

[@西山龍-c5p]

山下ひさみ 日本人古来の犠牲心 これを勉強してみてください

[@名無し-i4g]

@@西山龍-c5p 日本人の精神は非常に美しく誇りを持つべきものであるが、神風特攻(貴方の言う犠牲心)は誇れるものでは無い。もし、誇れる犠牲心があるのであればそれはどう足掻いても死から免れない状態にある時だけだ。しかし日本は他の方法がまだ僅かにあったにも関わらず、軍部は兵士に無謀な神風特攻を半場強要させた。限られた兵士の命を雑に扱ってしまった。中には養わなくてはいけない家族もいただろうに、僅かに生きる抜ける可能性を強制的に捨てさせられた。これは全く誇れることでは無い。これによってどれほどの残された家族が悲しんだか。苦労したか。絶望したか。貴方はこの歴史を軽んじている。古来の犠牲心と無謀な神風を同一化しては行けない。この軍部の腐れ具合が神を怒らせた。そして日本は負けたのだ。神風は共産圏であるソ連のように兵士を使い捨ての駒のように扱うに他ならない。間違いは繰り返してはならない。その為には間違いを美化してはならない。

[@korby6801]

@@名無し-i4g まあ‥‥‥上層部が馬鹿だったんだよな（）

[@nowloading7653]

@514 114 今も変わってないなぁ

[@christianmillares4057]

Si si claro

[@JHSchwarzkopf]

This is one hell of a clip. It draws you with the heartstrings no matter what side you are on. The other clip with only the musical is just as moving. Let us not throw the first stone, because the nature of war itself...man has no limits to the extent of the lowest form of humanity. No matter what country a soldier is from.

[@leonidlemburg1148]

Holy shit....this is an extremely well-executed depiction of the chaos on naval battlefields...not as clean, as in most other pictures. Well done.

[@ziskador]

I like both, USA and Japan, so please never fight again guys

[@YeaImBad]

xXGuNzXx did you now that japane was not allies in the world wor they bomed purle harber

[@Fellow_Traveller1985]

+Tedthemother of mc5 Terrific spelling.

[@YeaImBad]

Death zshut the fuck up you devil

[@YeaImBad]

Death all so it because i rushed

[@Fellow_Traveller1985]

Relax there buddy. Don't get angry at me, you're the idiot that can't spell.

[@shun4507]

Kamikaze pilots just wanted to save Japan. That is all I want to say as a Japanese.

[@potatoboy4913]

I honored them for sacrifice to save the country.

[@Daydy2222]

沢俊 respect from a chinese. Hope we will never fight again as Asian brothers.

[@FranFPS03]

@Tekno Was*

[@travelview9681]

After the war Japanese worked hard for their country and now Japan count in most prosperous country in the world

[@Jeevashma]

They all choose to died for their country. Brave and loyal one's Rip from Nepal

[@The5admeets3vil]

a true soldier fights in the name of his family his fellow troops and his country, doesn't matter what country or what ethnicity. He/she will give their lives for what they truely believe in and that is what honor is.

[@СергейГ-ь6ч]

УМИ Ю КАБА.... Какие же они были молодые, смелые и красивые!!!! КАМИКАДЗЕ --- ЗА ТЕХ, КОГО МЫ ЛЮБИМ!!! СЛАВА ГЕРОЯМ!!!!

[@Rocky-wc4hl]

I am Japanese I will translate what they say for a like Done it? K The little kid was saying 'BROTHER BROTHER, OOSHIMA HIDE IN THE CLOUDS

[@Rocky-wc4hl]

LEADER IM GOING AAAAAAAAAA

[@Fire_Truck_Driver]

MAMAS B0Y That looks so sad. ㅜ.ㅜ Although soldiers of japan in WW2 were so cruel and evil, They also had lovely family.. Many innocent people had died for their denno and politician...

[@danielshiao5498]

whenever i see those poor japanese kids who were brainwashed by their countries leaders, i think of my little brother... :'(. Makes me even more sad when I think of those innocent kids who were killed by american bombs. Not hating on americans, just saying.

[@nataliaa9180]

MAMAS B0Y HELLO I FORM INDONESIA

[@markmclean9031]

MAMAS B0Y Domo arigato gozaimasu!

[@osoacevedo7107]

De los mejores guerreros. Kamikazes, dignos hijos de los samurais!

[@brendonsfc]

Nice footage. Everything looked really accurate. The Oscar's, Tony's and the Hellcats looked good.

[@Tahoe47]

残念ながら特攻隊員を自爆テロと同じだという方もいらっしゃいます。しかし彼らはごく普通な一家の父親や、少年達だったのです。天皇のため、戦争に勝つためと表向きでは言っていたかもしれませんが、考えられない程の葛藤があり、死にたくなかったと思います。家族や自分の故郷を守るために本当に命を懸けたその魂と精神を、何も抵抗しない民間人をターゲットにした、狂信的な自爆テロと一緒にするのは間違いだと思います。

[@あああああ茶漬け]

田河倫太郎 これをテロとか思う人おるんだw 人が死んでたらなんでもテロとか言ってそうだな。 恐らくそういう人はテロがなんで起こっているのかすら知らないんだろうな(´・_・`)ｶﾜｲｿｳﾅﾋﾄ…

[@アーカード-f3i]

笑猫 因みに永遠のゼロの漫画版では新聞社の方が特攻はテロと同じだと言ってますね… 多分 自爆=テロ と考えてるのでしょう…

[@yuka-s9j]

これがテロ？笑わせんな‪、死ぬって決定した中で彼らは笑顔で空に飛び立ちあらゆる人達のために特攻したのに？これをテロと思うのか、、

[@LeoL-ib9wz]

I hope their soul rest in peace and they didint suffered when they died . That's all . No War anymore !!

[@miteb.decarburetor2656]

I read a quote before that said " As long as we don't kill off our own species, there will always be war"

[@ColorGHD]

sorry to tell you this but Theres always gonna be a war out there

[@hansk_6818]

that planes had no armor, they took like .50 cal and 40 mm directly to the chest, they instanly died

[@JackJack-qg5ml]

THEY STARTED IT

[@mofumofu2395]

この歴史があったから今の日本がある 絶対に忘れてはいけない

[@DriftFriend]

Bryan White @

[@madosen_wason]

コメ覧見てると犬死にとか無駄だったとか言ってるけど時速560キロ程の戦闘機が爆弾付けて突っ込んで行くんだから少なくとも精神的ダメージは与えられると思う

[@ああ-m9r6j]

正常なテミー 実際、アメリカは威厳のために隠してるけど、当時特攻のせいで船が尽きてきていたのは事実だよ。それで焦って民間人を殺さないという条約を破って原爆を落とした。本当卑怯な奴らですわ白人は

[@アーカード-f3i]

正常なテミー 思想の違いで自殺する日本軍の考えとかわからなかったらしい…だから中には特攻機に狙われないために自分が乗ってる船を沈ませようとした方もいたらしい………因みに士気が乱れないようになんともないと言ってたらしいけど特攻を間近で見た前線の兵士は酷だったろうねぇ…そりゃノイローゼにもかかるよ

[@ソ連大好き-n9p]

砲兵大隊所属のテミー 命第一のアメリカ軍からしてみれば 悪魔以外の何者でもなかったでしょうな

[@サロモンコウチーニョ-v3w]

ソ連大好き 命第一だわどこでも

[@nikstone2420]

Excellent footage, can only imagine what both side’s we’re going thru. Brave men.

[@acusarganest842]

Ganbate Nippon From Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@rifkydwi3728]

@Al Debaran chill, just vvibu sepuh

[@acusarganest842]

Im proud of the Nippon spirit 🖕🖕🖕🖕 you @Al Debaran

[@RandomizedRobloxian1991]

@Al Debaran I don't understand your grammars kid

[@tanganbabyrosak]

Ww2 on japanese perspective..I love this

[@hellcatyieee677]

U were on instagram

[@AnastasiaSaenz]

Letters From Iwo Jima is another good film - on the Japanese perspective.

[@captainobvious9233]

My Grandfather was a Kamikaze Pilot. He flew 9 successful missions.

[@captainobvious9233]

***** It was a joke D:

[@saucejohnson9862]

That reminds me of an episode of "Curb Your Etheusiasm"

[@Glep440]

What? That makes no sense

[@mr69baseball6969]

GOD SPEED!

[@saucejohnson9862]

ChaoticCommander He probably thought, maybe this kamikaze business just isn't for him and just grazed the ship...

[@MC-nh1pe]

Respect kamikaze from native siberian.

[@BobbyBoca]

M C they were cowards! USA 👆🏻🇺🇸

[@nikolaibelinski3433]

It's pretty sad when you think about how it potrays war as hell and living death and sad seeing the Japanese have families and kids that they never get to see. Respect from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@bieloruskii]

@@BobbyBoca US are Cowards, the biggest of all axaxaxaxaxa ! RUSSIA N°1

[@mrgenji0181]

@@BobbyBoca fk u

[@mrgenji0181]

@@rabbit3704 fuck USA

[@TheBlackFrog79]

Even if they were hit thousand times, they continued the flight against the ship. And this isn't fiction or a lie, this is real. Many Marines remembered this.

[@アスカラングレイ-l8z]

どんな人でも、家族がいた。それは日本兵もアメリカ兵もどこも同じだ。そんな葛藤の中、殺し合いをせねばならない。戦争はあってはならない。

[@hayabusakun2753]

konnichiwa

[@itp9291]

Hayabusa kun Nandeyanen

[@itp9291]

Nande imayanen

[@hayabusakun2753]

genkidesu

[@hayabusakun2753]

konnichiwa, genkidesuka?

[@artmoss6889]

I recall reading the remembrances of a former IJN pilot who was in a Special Attack unit. He was diving on a ship, determined to sacrificee himself, when the image of his mother's face filled his windscreen. At the last moment, overcome with emotion, he pulled out of his suicide dive and flew back to base. I can't recall the excuse he invented to explain to his superiors why he survived his mission, but the fact that had failed to carry out his orders haunted him for years.

[@monishsaha6660]

Kamakize pilot lots of respect from me .rip to those pilots who sacrificed themself as they will never surrender

[@maverickmaverick6124]

They kill many innocent lives killing POW rape women why to respect them. Terrorist also killing people with sucide so do u have respect for islamic terrorist

[@tozent56543]

@@maverickmaverick6124 im still respect to them cuz not all soldier is evil

[@gcohailagdeyvis9206]

Mis respetos a estos grandes heroes !

[@nextmario839]

だめだ、このシーンは・・涙が出てきて・・・このワンシーンが戦争そのものを語っていますね。。

[@unknown5454b]

決して特攻隊を美化する訳では無い。 しかし、今からたった70年程前に 自分達の家族や孫、その子供達を 守る為に散っていった先人達がいる事を 忘れてはいけないし、誇りに思いましょう。

[@hermitcrab6923]

This movie depicts not only the sadness of the kamikaze pilots, but also that of their families and lovers. This scene is the climax of the movie, but the farewell scenes with the families and others before that already make you unable to stop crying.

[@yukikaze510ify]

勝てば官軍負ければ賊軍だけども、どちらも正義と思って国を守る為に戦ってたんだから敬意を払うのは当たり前じゃないのかね。 そしてこの大戦が無かったら植民地支配はまだ暫く続いたと思うと日本が起こした行動は白人主義の時代に色んな人種を平等にする為にも素晴らしい功績だと自分は思ってます。

[@時岡まどか]

@@NONAME-ns3ef　ウソだとも言えない、と言うのが正しい。アメリカから当時の帝国外公文書が公開されて、 これまでの史観が変わりつつある。いずれ明らかになっていくだろう。

[@yukikaze510ify]

n Zeppeli 自分も調べて知った事が全て話されてて嬉しい限りです。

[@novel6351]

blanc ondine 無知乙

[@kitokato5814]

@@NONAME-ns3ef いや、止めたよ、だから戦争終わった後に東南アジア諸国が独立したんじゃん

[@28先生]

@@NONAME-ns3ef 世界で初めて人種差別撤廃条約を発案した国は？そのとき白人たちはどう反応したのか？少し調べれば誰もが理解できる、一部軍の強硬姿勢もありはしたが日本の世論は完全に戦争に傾いてた。ではなぜ戦争に進んだのかわかりませんか？上の日本語圏ではない人たちと同じで、可哀そうだとかネタだとか失礼極まりない。

[@DonCarlosHormozi]

Years ago, I was lucky enough to see the full movie. I found it on youtube. I haven't been able to find it since. Thanks for posting.

[@ChiekoGamers]

Can you post the link? Thanks

[@winterchill3013]

@@ChiekoGamers Movie title is "For those we love"

[@harmacist6623]

"These pilots are talking to one another despite having their cockpit open and with all these loud sounds of gunfire and engines around them." *DING!*

[@KUSOMAMIRE276]

泣いたんだよなぁ。ＤＶＤ借りて見て。知覧とかにもいって色々見て今の時代に生まれてきてホントによかったと思っているよ。

[@phoenixoyaji]

I just profoundly say thank our predecessors who kept this country with full forth. We also need to reaffirm the recognition of not to let the tragedy happen again. Thanks. Rest in peace.

[@benni1015]

2:37 "pilot knocked out"

[@reggie4694]

LMAO

[@midnightcamaro2928]

*you will leave your aircraft in 3.....

[@kyle18934]

And he didnt even crash into an 88 flack truck when he crashed

[@cookieuberalles6876]

War Thunder... LOL

[@beenthere.donethat]

@@midnightcamaro2928 credited for kill: xX_I_LoVe_My_MoM_&_HiTlEr_Xx

[@korgusborkin4646]

After watching I felt like playing war thunder

[@PikaGUSTA]

Achievement unlocked: Suicide bonus

[@__Accordion__]

+Francis Moran I wish we could do this in War Thunder

[@__Accordion__]

Sergeant Pain I know, it seems useless because they fly with the canopy open anyway.

[@luctusvade]

+Francis Moran BattleStations pacific is the closest ive found

[@TheDylanvu]

Did anyone noticed the U.S. fighter are useing 20m cannon from war thunder?

[@challenger2031]

I simply cannot begin to imagine what must be going through a Kamikaze's mind when he does something like this, and vice versa what an American Sailor must think witnessing a Kamikaze. Truly terrifying!

[@gastonpantoja1404]

Respeto para los japoneses.

[@b3j8]

Actually a decent portrayal of both sides! CGI of Kamikaze planes that were hit is based off actual footage shot by Navy film crews.

[@ionbuglea596]

日本と皇帝のために死んだすべての人への平和と名誉

[@as-xu2gm]

なんかこのコメント欄見てると悲しくなりますね。煽りに乗って英語(機械翻訳)で返信してる日本人もいますし…。

[@park-sy2ov]

こんなやつらのために死んでいったと思うと....ね....。

[@メルヘン野郎]

そんなアホが日本を誇っていると言う事実。 恥ずかしい

[@lemon7268]

煽りに乗って英語で返すとか今の日本人はどうかしてるよな、 これが今の日本だと特攻で死んで行った方に見せたくないな 今の時代って感謝の気持ちもないお金に汚いやつらでいっぱいだと思いますね。

[@あいうえおかきくけこ-s5f]

@@lemon7268 言い返さない文化は海外では通用しない、

[@notmeatall8519]

Perfectly logical tactics given the situation the Japanese found themselves in. By late 1944 USN Task Force 58/38 was virtually invunerable to conventional air attack. This is a beautiful clip. i must find it on DVD.

[@دونالدترامبالحلابالعظيم]

Resr in peace They fought for their country just like any soldier would, there is no right or wrong in war

[@blank557]

Yes there is a right and wrong in war. Japan committed national suicide starting a war against the US. They killed, enslaved, tortured, and otherwise oppressed every people they conquered on every island and continent. The poor pilots were fighting for a Emperor and a military dictatorship that didn't care if every one of their Japanese civilians was killed, as long as the fought to the death. If Japan cared one bit about "protecting" its people and island, they should have surrendered long after Okinawa was lost and the start of the B-29 raids.

[@thegermanfool8953]

@@blank557 war crimes existed throughout the entire war so making the argument there is a right or wrong between both sides is pretty stupid ngl

[@gabrielsupero4800]

@@thegermanfool8953 i can think of a definite wrong on one of the sides

[@blank557]

@The 90's Cowardly? How so? So war should be "fair? "Invade Japan so they can have a decent chance to kill and maim up to a 250K of our troops, while employing young boys flying kamikazes, and old men, women, and children charging US troops with IED's and bamboo spears? Are you nuts? Or perhaps we could have just blockade the island, and let them starve. How fair is that? How many more would die? More than from the bombs, I promise you that. Was it fair for Japan to invade Korea, Manchuria, China, Malaya, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Java, and assorted islands and make slaves out of the men, turn the women into prostitutes for their troops? For their Unit 731 doing medical experiments on thousands of Chinese and POWs? If they didn't want to get bombed, they should have never started a war killing innocent people, and refusing to surrender when they knew they could no long win. If you are fighting for your life, and the life of others, everything is "fair" to win.

[@killtheheretics2915]

@The 90's that cowardice spared the lives of thousands of American soldiers

[@frequentfiler]

Such brave men. Speaking as an American Veteran, I have to say I respect these men and their dedication to country and yes, Emperor. Yes, I hate that they killed my fellow Americans and Sailors, but I can still respect their courage.

[@KilluminatiMujahad]

frequentfiler Your fellow Americans as well as you are nothing more then slaves for the Jews to have their way with. I’m sorry if you still haven’t figured it out yet.

[@浅野雄介-c4x]

今の平和な日本を作ってくれて、本当に有難うございました。

[@Yoshi-lv8vg]

英雄たちの勇気。今の日本が結果だろ？

[@くにちゃん9292]

1:54 人形だけで誰かわかる。

[@NaoyaNishioka-e3b]

This is the most realistic zero’s fight in the movie I've ever seen.... It's as like we are watching actual fights in WW II.... Some parts are based on actual WW II footages. I'm impressed as a young japanese guy. A bit funny that pilots talk each other with opened though

[@profoundlydeaf3022]

+Stone92 Cerulean Japan like Germany and Italy fought against the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers and the New World Order of today.

[@珀猫-c8c]

本当に。この人達は。死んでほしくなかった。特攻隊の皆様は死んでも。家族や国を守る為に。戦ってくれた。 今の日本🇯🇵を見たらどう思うのだろうか。岸田本当に見習ってほしい。

[@妄想属]

せめて安らかにお休みになっていることを祈る

[@Mikhail0205Ars.]

Мой дед был в составе морской пехоты, при высадке на Шумшу на Курилах. Он остался жив.

[@大日本帝国海軍陸戦隊]

コメ欄で言い争いが絶えないけど、どの国の兵士も国の為、家族の為に散っていったんだから敬意を払って感謝しようよ。国なんて関係無い。アメリカだってロシアだってそうだよ。かつては敵だったけど国の為に戦った兵に感謝しなきゃ。だって当時の兵士が命をかけてその国を守らなければその国は無くなっていたかもしれないんだよ。今自分の国があるのはあの大戦の時に自分の命を捨てて戦った兵士のおかげなんだよ。だから、「犬死にだ！！」とか「無能！！」だとか言わないで欲しい。どの国の兵士も自分の国の未来を残す為に、自分の命と引き換えに国の未来を願って散っていったんだから。

[@mikjon67]

Your country exists today not for the sacrifice of those who died but for the sacrifice of those who lived... A dead man is of no use... a man who is alive can rebuild what was destroyed... Thank the generation of Japanese people who lived after the war ended.

[@РустемЛатыпов-к7ц]

Убийство во все времена было убийством.Япония пришла не с миром и получила что хотела.

[@RonaldoSilva-ot1iq]

Oi do brasil

[@Kanna-Akabane]

この映画は断片的に実際の特攻隊の映像が使用されています。国に命を捧げ、家族のために戦い、太平洋の海に散った両軍の勇敢な兵士達に敬意を表します。三度とこの様な地獄を繰り返してはならない。

[@breakingmad2645]

Planes: Loud Exploding, bombs and shooting going all around Pilot: *Tries to call name*

[@jesuschrist2265]

“... And THAT is how you fly” “Awesome, where do I land?” *INHALES*

[@ConstantineJoseph]

The beginning of war is the end of innocence

[@lord.d1_]

My great uncle's grandfather was a WWII Kamikaze Pilot. He died when his plane struck the USS Essex.

[@eldonmachadocabrera7407]

Brilhante, hiper bem realizado, a melhor reprodução de batalha na guerra do Pacífico que eu já vi.

[@中島美記子-g2n]

悲しくなるエロく無い英雄ばかりなのだほんと英雄達

[@РустамГорожанин-ш3г]

Сможем ли мы быть такими же мужественными ,когда придёт время ???

[@Seraphormite]

Respect all the pilot and other soldier that just died for your own country

[@TheDonaiyanen]

この時代の特攻兵には自分の魂で自己犠牲で国民を親を子を守ることそれしか道が無い時代だった。この子たちの勇気や犠牲があったらこそ今の私たちがあるのです。特攻はま違っています。これを考え指揮した関係役人のほとんどは長生きしている。ただただ死んでいった人たちに深い涙と感謝です。

[@motorse1j129]

爺ちゃんは隼乗りだった！！ ワシも隼乗ってみたいな！！ 戦争の無い空で！！

[@ニラレバ-d4u]

SUZUKI党かな？

[@あんたバカァ-r7f]

ニラレバ 一式戦闘機のことだろ

[@谢震业ふぁん]

バイクww

[@user-x4cbrby7859]

K G B 俺もハヤブサ乗りたいぞ 交通事故のない道路で

[@ikana-3818]

@@user-x4cbrby7859 その道路は自分で作るんやで 戦争も同じく

[@osamushitsukamoto8633]

Japan's Army special attack squadrons are not said to be kamikaze. The kamikaze special attack squadron is only the navy.

[@Yoyle-jq9ul]

The Axis forces were fighting a unwinnable and the cost wasn’t worth it

[@nayo819]

keep your own stupid justice till the end of your day

[@そらまめくん-z4y]

They are NOT a terrorist. They are just men who protect their love.

[@janbanan7768]

They were very brave.

[@chrisnewport7826]

The proximity fuse used in those shells fired up at them was one of the great developments of the war.

[@ToreDL87]

Yeah, and in an odd twist saved more lives than it took!