Pearl Harbor | Doolittle Raid [2001]

Pearl Harbor (2001)
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[@thezoviet2875]

For a 2001 movie im surprised that the effects are pretty amazing

[@marceldekerpel2268]

Except for the fact the b25 wouldnt have bombs that big. They were likley 500lb bombs. The explosions were highley exagerated on a individual bomb.

[@TsaiSigh]

You should see Saving Private Ryan (1999) 😂

[@KiloMafia9]

You act like it’s the 1960s lmao

[@Lehr-km5be]

Actually back then the effects were better^. Just watch Tora Tora Tora from 1970

[@KiloMafia9]

Lehr9807 ya u can find a lesser amount of fake lookin things from old movies cuz they had to do the stuff in real life cuz no computers. But the few things that do look fake, look way faker. Like the original Godzilla lol

[@tantivemusic]

0:44 I know its not historically accurate, but this shot is amazing...

[@TheFacelessStoryMaker]

It put the fear in Japan that the U.S not even too long after Pearl Harbor could bomb parts of the capital Tokyo.

[@pun-eo5hm]

That the difference between boys and girls world

[@user-dl6xg1nv1x]

In fact, they also bombed the elementary school and gunshot some civilians. We have to know the other side of the heroic story .

[@s0nnyburnett]

That's the moment you realize war has come to your home.

[@mkawa6507]

Accurate

[@myfavoritepointguard446]

The doolittle raid damage was minimal, but it sends a strong warning that japan could be hit.

[@nadiarafaelcunha9522]

Oi ROGER 992331240 VAMOS GOSTARIA

[@DylansPen]

Not only that but it forced Japan to keep hundreds of fighters at home to defend the home islands that otherwise would have been sent across the Pacific to fight. And the boost to morale for the allies at that moment, which had seen only defeat after defeat to both Japan and Germany was immeasurable.

[@khaelamensha3624]

The main damage was one bomb in the gardens of the imperial palace. For the japanese HQ it was a loss of face unbearable. So they change plans and decided to expand the security area at the east of Japan. The best way to do this was to take a group of small islands... Midway... the rest is history!

[@superspies32]

Actually it has very strong impact because Japanese government confused about their takeoff location. So they assumed it was Midway and bring their main fleet from India Ocean to Midway. The fleet was decimated later.

[@VersusARCH]

Yeah... Just as a Japanese submarine shelling of a standard oil refinery on the US West Coast sent a message to the USA that it could be hit...

[@TokioExpress]

0:44 , this scene right here growing up is what got my interest peaked in Japan during WWII. Hearing so much about the victories, strategies and machinery of the Americans always left me wondering about those of the enemy, since America seemed so interested in learning about their enemy's aforementioned items during the War too. Everything from life in Japan to the frontlines at Tenaru. It was this scene that inspired my 9 year old self to get into Japan in WWII. I credit a lot to this because if I hadn't of discovered this, I never would have formulated so many essays, collected so many curios and never would have owned Japanese weaponry. Every time I watch Pearl Harbor, I always have to appreciate this scene; just a few short seconds of seeing two sides of the War in one shot.

[@claytonkickflip7595]

What I’ve always found to be so interesting about WW2 is that all the countries were basically equally armed. Same concepts of rifles, anti-tank guns, tanks, etc just different manufacturing methods.

[@Mordecai_Allen_VanAllen_OShea]

Not that it matters but you can visit this temple in Hawaii not too far from Pearl Harbor itself. Valley of the Temples in Oahu.

[@crazyspace6792]

Weeb

[@crazyspace6792]

​@momo chi Yes, many war crimes were committed during ww2 by everyone, especially Japan and Germany. Except they weren't legally war crimes yet as the Geneva conventions weren't until 1949, 5 years after the end of ww2. Instead they were called crimes against humanity and many were charged with that after ww2 ended.

[@valizttv]

same here

[@shawnwalsh2060]

I love how great all the effects are in this movie except the the japanese anti air guns spraying a constant small flame out of the barrel lol

[@corporaldogmeat22]

They turned an AA gun into a giant Flamethrower.

[@nicolas2419]

And these AA guns are too light for shooting time fuze shells.

[@floatingplanet]

It malfunctioned while filming lol. I too thought that was odd looking.

[@firingallcylinders2949]

Also 0 recoil

[@davidmurray5399]

Their bombs didn't do that much damage and they were gone before the Japanese defenses could react. Several flights of Japanese aircraft sighted Doolittle's planes, but didn't react or report the sightings. The Japanese assumed the raiders were American naval aircraft and went eastwards from Japan to look for the aircraft carriers that launched them.

[@lexiebaker1605]

Ok

[@turnerjensen2620]

Actually by all reports the bombing was pretty damaging to the targets, and they still were able to fire up the AA guns all though failed to hit anybody

[@zx6r1320]

Japan claimed to be un attackable and they preached that to their civilians it did do damage and it also sent a big message as it was the first time anyone has ever attacked japans homeland

[@reboundrides8132]

There are different types of victories and this was a huge boost morale that the US needed after Pearl Harbor. It also proved that Japan was vulnerable to attack, which they had claimed was impossible before the Doolittle raid.

[@hungryowl1559]

It wasn't about damage. It was about sending a message. Because of this raid Japan had position its forces differently in order to account for a surprise United States Raid. Meaning other operations were possible/easier because their full force couldn't be brought to bear.

[@ccflava]

The late 90's and early 2000's were incredible. Armageddon, The Matrix, The Lord of the Rings, Pearl Harbor and more excellent movies.

[@loonowolf2160]

I would add Battleship just bc is a fun movie with a Iowa-class battleship, and Midway 2019 were we can actully see how the battle occured for both sides, with the USN sending wave after wave to block any counter attacks from the IJN carriers, while keeping the dive bombers for last has they were the only way they had to destroy the carrier has this was a big gamble done by the USN commander, in order to hit the enemy carriers on their most vulnerable state, and the gamble was indeed pay back almost fully, even if the Akagi was hit by 1 bomb it was enough to doom the entire carrier and prevent any very dangerous counter attack from this one single carrier that had expert pilots both torpedo and bombers, and the USN didn't had a lot of ships to provide much more need AA to protect the carriers, but what they add was enough, since Yorktown took all of the attacks while keep her sisters safe from any damange and danger. (Azur Lane player here)

[@Gordon_James]

Скучаю по тем фильмам. Здесь, в России, эти фильмы тоже любят.

[@zoso73]

Pearl Harbor was not an excellent movie. That said, this scene was good.

[@frankfowlkes7872]

The Doolittle raiders did not fly in formation over Japan. Their fuel situation was so desperate that each plane headed straight for it's intended target as it left the Hornet. In essence their were 16 individual planes over their targets.

[@Usaf_51]

Yeah this part in the movie is not very historically true.

[@bransonwalter5588]

They also struck 16 different targets all across Japan IIRC. The point was to cause widespread minimal damage to more say "hey we hit you multiple times" instead of just being able to say "there was one isolated failure".

[@stevensonsteven5965]

​@@Usaf_51 not much in this movie is historically accurate

[@zekeigtos7240]

Yes, not much about that film was accurate.

[@hradecek7748]

0:46: Girls locker room 0:33: Boys locker room

[@caddzzz]

Nice one

[@mariocisneros911]

They flew apart and to different areas, and cities , to continue to different Landiing places in China. Plus I don't think there was enemy anti aircraft fire. Japan was caught unaware

[@angelkantenberger8178]

Several planes were hit by AA and Crew 4 ditched their bombs into Tokyo Harbor when jumped by 3 Zero's. The majority saw little if any AA

[@Woody615]

@@angelkantenberger8178 None of the planes were hit by enemy fire.

[@Azishome]

I know the director and producers said not to expect historical accuracy--and there wasn't a whole lot. But the Doolittle raid was not as shown here. There was no formation--that would have used up too much fuel. Each plane took off, circled once and passed right over the flight deck which was pointed toward Tokyo. Each plane was on its own at that point. One plane, _The Ruptured Duck_ was almost pushed overboard by the deck crew when Captain Lawson had difficult starting the port engine. A good book on the preparation, the raid, and the return home, is _Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo_ , available from various sources.

[@hermannkaimann9525]

Thanks for the book recomendation

[@plmn93]

Yes this was an amazing real life story. Hollywood turned it into a virtual comedy to anybody who knows anything about the event or even bombing in general.

[@polarjet1833]

How to be a badass 1.)go on bombing mission low as f*$k 2.)dodge the anti aircraft flamethrower

[@dustypluskrat7423]

@@Megadog33 they did during the Doolittle raid. Flying even as low as 500 feet, practically on the deck!

[@silvertalon007]

@@dustypluskrat7423 They supposedly weren't shot at by any flak though, but yeah any critical flak hits from that height would be lethal especially in a twin engine bomber. And yeah I'm sure 500 feet would be roughly double the altitude visualized in this movie.

[@bill2953]

@@Megadog33 And the sixteen B-25's weren't in formation they each had a designated targetpackage. This movie is sooo bad it's laughable.

[@crackanbreak9955]

🤣🤣Hahaha flamethower ahhahaha

[@silvertalon007]

@@crackanbreak9955 When you swap the gunpowder with liquid fuel.

[@KimerLorens]

Hey man! Just wanted to say - be carefull around Transformers clips... Lately I recieved a couple of takedowns and a strike on 5-6mil videos! No idea why they hate our idea of promoting their stuff for free :C

[@AxecutionerMovieclips]

Damned thx for the heads up. I recieved some takedowns as well no strike so far. If i can give you some advise to avoid copyright strikes don't make your videos longer than 5 minutes. And if you do than make sure its edited every 15 seconds.

[@KimerLorens]

Yeah, I thought so too, but the highly edited vids got banned as well, so it's futile. (and some of the 3-4 min vids as well) Plus I don't wana cut out stuff just cuz of this shit anyway xD

[@AxecutionerMovieclips]

It is kinda futile they banned like 23 videos on my channel. Thats 300 hours of editing work all gone in one month :(

[@Adhjie]

@@AxecutionerMovieclips upload it on bichute or even archive online do patreon instead same thing with anime bf1 fanart music promotion and then the promoter said he promotes it here(yt) only man i really want the video

[@PPChickenNug]

Literally, you promote their stuff, and they get mad at you

[@Nor1998_]

In real life. There is no "heroic/morale boosting music" when an operation starts.

[@fifthbeatle]

Ikmalreza 1998 Unless you’re in Vietnam...

[@TraustiGeir]

@@fifthbeatle This guy gets it.

[@A1X7Z]

That's what we need now you're a goddamm genius

[@sooryan_1018]

Warthunder would like to know your location It's just a joke

[@obliviangamer2319]

18th century: Doubt

[@wcs1232]

0:32 when you fly over the enemy's base in war thunder

[@daryldixon7419]

Instant death if you fly over the enemy's base :D, its like aimbot

[@wcs1232]

@@daryldixon7419 even in a jet

[@daryldixon7419]

@@wcs1232 yep :D i fly over the base over 1000 km/h, but Flag 44 with laser took me down

[@wcs1232]

@@daryldixon7419 I hate it when there's one guy left and he's at his base and your about to lose because of the ground forces

[@daryldixon7419]

@@wcs1232 war thunder Is trash now xd

[@pinksheep406]

0:34 Must be those flamethrower rounds I've been hearing about.

[@bored-z2397]

AA starts firing* Doolittle: closes tiny window* Ik it's for the aerodynamics to increase* their speed

[@nightcrawler2126]

Does it really make a major difference?

[@bored-z2397]

@@nightcrawler2126 minor

[@Arthur01694]

I have seen a lot of Doolittle raids in movies, every time I saw one, the hairs on my back stand on the epicenes of these brave warriors.

[@rickybanzai2199]

Doollittle Raid used B25B, with the dorsal turret near the tail. In the film they used b25J, with the turret near the cockpit. No formation, there was no fuel nor time to get together. Damage was minimal and japanese reaction was not so strong. Most of the losses came from bad weather on China Sea. The effect of the raid went far over the material damage, it diverted resources to defend japanese mainland. The film was a fiction with some point of contact with history. And, to me, not a great film. If someone are curios about the raid, read "Thirty Seconds over Tokio", by T. Lawson. He was there. Wonderful book.

[@user-fs1tw8zb7w]

ファッ！？なんで平等院がこんな所にあるんですかねぇ...

[@peake2132]

Everybody gangsta til the flak fire starts coming in

[@brettlloyd4446]

In reality during the Doolittle raid, the b25 bombers were scattered around on their individual bomb attacks on Tokyo, etc they would not really be flying so low and close to each other

[@tsarbomba4620]

Brett Lloyd you gotta think that it’s a movie you know what scrap that it’s like war thunder and historical accuracy

[@ileria3]

The original movie 30 Seconds over Tokyo shows that. Different mind set back then when making movies compared to the BS that shows up now.

[@deltacomet5203]

Those effects hold up damn well.

[@kingcat8361]

0:43　ありえないでしょw　Impossible! lol

[@ore6349]

戦中にあんな格好で出歩いてたら何されるか…

[@aisuru-ren]

@@ore6349 そゆことね

[@gyyuyuinjail6716]

Bhbdwhbcebeahbhdbd

[@9nineball912]

アメリカ映画にありがちな日本ですよね。八紘一宇とか大日本帝国とか戦時中のスローガンが不自然な場所に掲げてあるし日本人は兵士以外は和装だし この映画は日本の大本営の描写すら子供の遊ぶ原っぱだった。 CGは力入ってたけど相手国の考察やらめちゃくちゃ。

[@kshalomotion]

0:39 yeah closing a window will protect you from flak🤣

[@loonowolf2160]

Will protect from shrapnel for sure

[@MobileTaskForceE11]

When B25’s fly at 200 feet during a bombing raid 😂😂😂

[@ray.shoesmith]

Flown by fighter pilots

[@last90sdude7]

Happy 20th Anniversary Pearl Harbor.!

[@freddyalvaradamaranon304]

Muchas gracias por compartir tan dramática escena de una gran película 😊. Pearl Harbour es sin duda una de las mejores películas bélicas de todos los tiempos. 😊❤❤😊.

[@Alex_Guy1011]

In real life, the Doolittle Raid didn't do as much damage as seen here. Unlike the real raid, this shitshow has the bombs raining down on literally the entire Tokyo industrial complex, accurately blowing up factories and steel mills with one shot. There's also the fact that the B-25's did not fly as low as portrayed, and not in squadrons but in individual groups towards single targets, a mockup Type 96 AA gun being used instead of a real one, no Ki-61 Hien fighters trying to jump the bombers, and the B-25 somehow instantly teleports to China to crash land shortly after previously being over Japan. Even Midway's Doolittle Raid scene did better than this.

[@leviticus1132]

You are very correct but the video is edited, in the actual film, there is a transition that shows them running out of fuel before hitting china. Also don't knock midway, twas a good movie

[@Alex_Guy1011]

@@leviticus1132 Where am i knocking Midway though?

[@carlcanmore2658]

The Tokyo raid was a wake up call to Japan as they mistakenly assumed America could be defeated, the raid let Japan know this was a taste of what was to come & it did in spades, it was called Hiroshima & Nagasaki.

[@AnnuitCoeptis12]

They had actually gotten a tail wind after they bombed Tokyo that helped them make it to China. Many planes were able to make it with fuel to spare, divine intervention for sure on that one because they estimated that the fuel they had would still make them 100-200 miles short of China. One of the planes had to divert to Russia because of antiaircraft fire and being pursued by Japanese fighter planes.

[@user-se7xx8fm3x]

b25早く撃ち墜とされろって思いながら見てた

[@user-qv6qb6uk5i]

@@tastingthunder1237 だから何だよ笑

[@user-se7xx8fm3x]

アサクリ大好き いや別にwそんな喧嘩腰になる理由がわからん笑

[@syuyuran]

@@user-se7xx8fm3x わかるw

[@zorro8929]

ヨークタウン型空母のホーネット、あんな中型空母から双発のB25が発艦するという発想が凄い。

[@user-qx7dn6jq1t]

それな、指揮官に空母からいけってゆわれた時パイロット拒絶してそう

[@user-yz5dw7hw9n]

89式 さんへ 参加クルーは米本土で海軍式の短距離離陸の訓練をしていたそうです

[@Iwatnet]

おっしゃる通り、ギリギリの駒の中で選択したアメリカ軍の作戦のすごさを感じる。 当時のB25の航続距離が中国大陸まで飛ぶのにギリギリで、哨戒用の漁船に見つかったために予定地点より手前から発進した。 戦略的な空襲より、帝都東京を空襲した事実があればいい作戦だったから、ルーズベルトにもアメリカ世論にも受けはいいよな。 それにしても当時のアメリカパイロットの度胸はすごいな。

[@pointer1829]

I like how they are flying so low they should be blowing themselves up

[@aberrantwolf]

there sure are a lot of angry japanese and chinese comments in here.

[@angelkantenberger8178]

The Chinese lost 250,000 people when the Japanese were looking for the raiders... Think chemical and biological warfare.

[@Adhjie]

@@angelkantenberger8178 yes anthrax attack on west cost soil by i-400 never see the light of day just like the a-1000 super yamato

[@fraser7118]

China was one of Japans biggest enemy during the war lmao ignorant fuck

[@f.m284]

0:35 what the heck? a flame thrower? 😂😂 im not sure thats what a muzzle flash from anti air guns looked like.

[@DesertDweller1776]

Lol, have you ever seen the muzzle flash from a rife? That’s a 13 mm/76 (0.52"), of course it’s creating a massive fireball. I would add the laughing/crying Emoji’s but I’m not 12

[@bushmaster1114]

@@DesertDweller1776 AA gun make also smoke and recoil

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

Nothing screams "We're coming for you" than a doolittle raid.

[@williampaz2092]

If only the Doolittle raid HAD caused this much damage……

[@raymondyee2008]

And to top it off the B-25s here are B-25Js the actual B-25s in the raid were actually B-25Bs and didn’t have the four .50-cal fuselage guns (hence there’s no way Danny could have strafed the Japanese soldiers in real life to save Rafe and his crew).

[@podsmpsg1]

The physical damage was minimal, but the psychological damage was severe. A message had to be sent loud and clear, which it was.

[@vincenthammons6705]

japanese werent stupid they knew this dumbass mission could and would not be repeated because losing all your bombers everytime for minimal damage is a fools errand. no way this bothered them especially since they were not afraid to die anyways.

[@alfblue4734]

The Doolittle raid wasn't meant for wide spread damage it was to let the Japanese know they weren't invulnerable on their home island, which they thought was untoucable, the americans arent idiots, they knew wut they were doing. And rightgully so after dozens of their cities were reduced to rubble, and ofc the 2 atom bombs.

[@adorkhandaker6144]

This booming raid sand the massage to the japanese how their condition will be in 1945.

[@ethanilsley9496]

I’m surprised they would fly that damn close to the ground especially while dropping bombs.

[@idkme7864]

Probably just for shots

[@Woody615]

They didn't. They flew at that level as they approached their targets, then popped up to 1,500 feet to drop their bombs. If they were really that close, the concussion wave from the explosions would have knocked them from the air, killing them all.

[@francisdoan]

*WE HIT OUR TARGETS GOOD JOB RAIDERS!* **gets shot down by AA**

[@shotime95]

the effects hold up exceptionally well for a movie that came out in 2001

[@Ameline1125]

0:42 Goose didn't just fly in Top Gun

[@user-4drawcard]

空襲警報聞こえたと思ったのに平然としてる舞子はん・・・

[@user-in2jz5ko4i]

舞妓では無い気がする

[@user-4drawcard]

@@user-in2jz5ko4i 芸者ですかね？

[@user-fv4eh1km1o]

@@tastingthunder1237 色んな所に返信してるけど暇なの？

[@tastingthunder1237]

@@user-fv4eh1km1o jap

[@user-fv4eh1km1o]

@@tastingthunder1237 草

[@smokybaconxd4218]

So cool because you got to see them in Midway

[@caiobacelarsoares3663]

i absolutely loved this movie once i watched

[@kaonashi01]

機体と爆発シーンを見るだけのCG集だと思えば腹も立たまい

[@user-fi6uv8sh5y]

この映画は日本に関するシーンが全てにおいて間違っている。

[@scooterdescooter4018]

Japan: "so i think the pearl harbor attack went pretty well, war should be over.... in...do you hear something?" UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: "OH SAY, CAN YOU FUCKIN SEE?

[@sid2112]

In the background they heard America, Fk Yeah!

[@Woody615]

After seeing this again, I now remember why I thought it was so EFFIN' BAD. Even the surviving Doolittle Raiders thought it was crap.

[@GamerKatz_1971]

Yeah. Col. Doolittle always stated that they never flew over Tokyo as a group. The raiders made their attacks one to two planes at the time to prevent AA from getting a bearing on them.

[@raymondyee2008]

Not surprised that surviving Raiders in 2001 didn’t think highly of this movie.

[@tedbriscoe6649]

This movie is the most unflattering and so far from the facts that Hollywood has ever done. It really is an embarrassment to those that are portrayed in this Disneyized movie.

[@TraustiGeir]

"Disney"? You need to do some homework, Ted.

[@dwend02000]

I love how the bomb is named tokyo busters

[@TofuBoi_]

Great movie. One thing I noted, there was no connection between Japan and Republic of China. A lot of these planes ran out of fuel and had to crash landed in Republic of China. From the point of view in this movie, they almost made it look like the planes were crashed inside Japan right after the raid.

[@ey7290]

There is actually, in the film they are shown flying over the Sea of Japan after dropping their bombs, and being excited when they can see the Chinese coast, and then when they are just about to crash land they notice it's Japanese occupied territory

[@DamnControl5]

In reality only 3 of all the raiders lost their lives. Good job.

[@forsaturn4629]

Girls: "Is it a bit funny that we live longer than men? " Men: 0:44

[@kareemhaddad3788]

0:07 they write tokyo busters

[@Adhjie]

honorable mention of british dam buster

[@Joker-11B-SYLV]

My brother was posted on the aircraft carrier they used to fly the bombers off of. When the bombers are off there’s a large group of men that come up on the flight deck and start cheering. That’s the actual crew of the ship, the USS Constellation, and my brother is an extra in that group. Pretty wild. He told me he walked out on the flight deck one morning and saw Ben Affleck and Alec Baldwin smoking a cigarette.

[@sid2112]

Then Alec Baldwin shot him.

[@333tronheim3]

舞妓はんおって観光気分でワロタｗ

[@ender10man]

0:35 don't you hate it when your machine gun starts spewing fire?

[@TraustiGeir]

Nah, it's lit, fam!

[@gabyoseg]

Quite literally lit.

[@ghostemptation8979]

Camera man should be getting a raise for using creative mode and traveling back in time just to record this

[@jerolvilladolid]

The first slap in the face will shock your enemy more than the next 12 punches

[@drby0788]

The raid wasn't meant for damage. It was a MESSAGE "Were comin"

[@loonowolf2160]

Plus they damage a lot of important production facilities

[@appetitefordestruction3511]

" We just wake up and sleeping giant "

[@izzyteaurewetipoparai]

Everyone: those planes flew way to low Me: Is china really that close

[@stephan_thaddeus]

POV: when you said that the vet Dootlittle is bad, and you go to Japan and you see this:

[@user-gm1sh5qb6r]

They used the wrong model of the B-25. The Doolittle raiders flew B models. These are the J model which wasn't introduced till 1944.

[@nathanrodo1722]

America said: "every second you're not running i'm only getting closer"

[@DylansPen]

Good way to put it because that was exactly right. It takes a modern nation about 2 years to get fully ramped up into war production and once the U.S. war machine finally got to it's peak the Japanese and the Germans had no chance. By the end of WW2 the United States was producing half of all industrial output of the human race on Earth.

[@user-hv2ov2gi4w]

戦闘機のパイロットが爆撃機の操縦をするという超展開。

[@ReformedSooner24]

This attack was basically America saying “surprise motherfuckers!” After being slapped into tomorrow. We weren’t knocked out, not by a long-shot.

[@BonnKialStevens]

This part was the straw that broke the Camel's back for me. The movie was a decent cinematic movie for me, but when they had 2 fighter pilots shoved into B-25s, I had to turn the movie off.

[@John-gu9fp]

0:45 They did not wear such luxury Kimonos during WW2.

[@Robb1977]

yeah they would have been seen as profligate and likely socially outcast. Though maybe they are implied to be some type of royal family? its hard to say when the rest of the movie was really bad and inaccurate.

[@Ellis_Hugh]

The most impactful (and least known) consequence of the Dolittle raid was that fact that Japan had an entire fleet of SUBMERSIBLE aircraft carriers on their way to destroy the Panama Canal as a follow up to the attack on Pearl Harbor... the Japanese were caught so off-guard by the raid that they recalled this strike force immediately.

[@angieroxy7550]

SUBMERSIBLE aircraft carriers!?

[@Ellis_Hugh]

@@angieroxy7550 Yep. They had a fleet of about 36 of them, capable of carrying and launching 2 or 3 planes each. They couldn't recover the planes - I think they were supposed to land in Brazil - but they could launch them. There's a fantastic documentary called 'The Samurai and the Swastika' filled with tons of information you haven't heard about WWII, and that's one of the big ones.

[@williamjpellas0314]

@@Ellis_Hugh Japan never had that many aircraft carrying submarines. There were two giant I-400 type "boats" that were not completed until very late in the war. These could launch three (3) or perhaps 4 of the A6M floatplane bombers---very good aircraft that had high performance considering they were amphibians. Along with the I-400 submarines there were a handful of smaller i-boats that could launch one or two seaplanes, depending on their size and configuration. To my knowledge Japan never had more than 4 to, at most, 5 or 6 aircraft-equipped submarines operational at any one time during the war. The only Panama Canal strike of which I am aware was supposed to have hit the Gatun locks in mid 1945. IIRC there was a plan to attack the Canal early in the war, but if there were aircraft involved, they would have been very few in number.

[@codyking4848]

Wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong.

[@angieroxy7550]

@@codyking4848 Who's Wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong???

[@erinb6173]

Pearl Harbor , Black Hawk Down, and Saving Private Ryan are the BEST war movies😍

[@jrcastrorwc]

Probably one of the best attacks in the history of warfare. Japanese " the mainland hasn't been attacks for about a thousand years". Americans "hold my beer"

[@getdecadenext]

戦時中、日本の女性は派手な着物を着ることは禁じられていました。 また、アメリカ軍は軍事施設のみではなく、住宅街も破壊しました。

[@user-hy2ln2xl1i]

爆撃するの低空すぎる。

[@bigbubba474]

Real life they would never fly that low

[@JCP405]

In the real Dolittle Raid they did fly at only 1500 ft but they did not fly that low as what was seen here.

[@Planesandmoreplanes]

what happened to the full video that you made a while back?

[@AxecutionerMovieclips]

It got blocked probably because it was to long :(

[@Planesandmoreplanes]

Dang! Pearl Harbor and Black Hawk Down were my favorites. Thank you for putting those together, really appreciate it.

[@theshield1613]

king Kong is a long movie also

[@csabakerese4192]

0:04 What the hell is with the altitude? Didn't they know that they consume sooo much more fuel on low altitude? On the other side, it doesn't matter since the bombers will be riddled with shrapnels from their own bombs exploding.

[@ruyjose6015]

The real first Kamicazes of World War II! Saluti do Brasil 🇧🇷👏🏽

[@nomuom2086]

Why are they flying so low. That seems unnecessarily dangerous

[@Benji1969]

Brave men, that would be so scary. Hats off to ww2 vets

[@barrycarlisle4511]

Those are the wrong type of B-25s. Top turret should be towards the back, not the front.

[@ronchristiantenala4056]

Yep every film got that wrong just like the recent Midway movie they even got gunpacks at the side which is a later versions of a b-25 strafer. I have only observed what they got right is that they have used a customize bombsight that cost only 20 cents. The most accurate movie of the Doolittle raid was the Thirty seconds to Tokyo.

[@bobbybates2614]

This is a really good movie

[@tau-5samsara990]

1:19 you can't escape not when it dives at 300 knots.

[@sooryan_1018]

There's a beast deep inside you It will not die! It will fight back!

[@CaptainAwesome-mz6mt]

This was cut up too much, This scene was much longer

[@camaradasargon6965]

100 times better than Midway SpEcIaL EfFeCts....

[@rg8956]

God I hope Alec Baldwin didn’t have actual live bombs when they filmed this.

[@SuperColonel91]

I always liked that scene 0:42 to 0:48

[@ronchristiantenala4056]

Yeah, the difference of boys and girls world 😂

[@SuperColonel91]

@@ronchristiantenala4056 You know I never thought of that!

[@user-xd5fd6bj4c]

あまりにも戦闘シーンが派手過ぎると､一気に作り物感が出るし白ける｡

[@Swag-xw2gn]

Pakyu japan USA number 1💪

[@sheev9852]

@@Swag-xw2gn oh do shut up. It really isn't

[@Swag-xw2gn]

@@sheev9852 hhhh

[@jayshaw63]

Considering it's computer graphics, you would have thought that they would have used the correct model B-25 for the raid, the B-25B. The one shown in the movie looks more like a B-25H, a much later model.

[@izzad777]

This Movie will be so much better if it's not 10% history and 90% fiction.

[@benshimizu6803]

If this was real the planes would have been torn to shreds by the HE bombs they base dropping. They made heavy bombers so they didn't have to fly that low, they have dive bombers for that.

[@angelkantenberger8178]

A Japanese submarine was sunk on Christmas Eve in 1941 by 5 men who went on the raid off the coast of Oregon by the Columbia river. This is the only combat experience the Raiders had. The first strike was less than 500 feet. The second pass, parts of the sub struck the plane. They were not awarded medals until after the war so as to not alert the public that the subs were so close to our homeland.

[@user-bn9hd6ce6x]

機関砲の弾を鷲掴みって、弾倉に装填して無いんか？ 東京を爆撃してんのに宇治の平等院があるやんけ、ヲイヲイワープしたんか？ 笹原兵器工場って看板あるか普通ありえないわ、ツッコミ所満載なギャグ映画やなw

[@user-yz5dw7hw9n]

ボールはオブジェクトの夢を見るか? さんへ 確か日本本土で撃墜は無かったと思う 大陸で中国軍の飛行場に着陸と日本軍占領下の飛行場に着陸して捕虜になったのとロシア軍の飛行場に着陸して抑留と不時着して捕虜になったのと中国軍に保護されたとかだったよな

[@quesokid4959]

Wasn’t a super effective strike but damnit we told imperial Japan we could hit them back if we wanted too. Men back then just built damn different, had to have some balls knowing u ain’t coming back after this raid most likely.

[@jerolvilladolid]

The doolittle raid was the most important battle of WW2. Because Japan was banking on the Americans losing interest to fight, and that is also what Roosevelt feared most. Lack of interest from the American public. The mainland USA is never in any danger from either Japan or Germany. The country was already un-invadable even in 1941. The Doolittle raid showed the cost of fighting Japan to retake Asia is not as daunting as it appeared to be.

[@Otrlopez]

hello Mate, I Just wanna wish You a Great Year, Happy October!

[@blampfno]

A GOOD pilot would have had his sidearm out the window blasting the baddies the whole time.

[@adorkhandaker6144]

This air raid opend the doorway for the worst air raid in 1945.

[@claiborneeastjr4129]

The men of the Doolittle Raid (April 1942) were all volunteers, and all true heroes. Many survived, including Doolittle himself, but many perished. The damage was minimal, but the psychological and morale boost for America was profound. Japan was insulted that we dare attack their sacred homeland, but thought the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor - w/o declaring war - was justified. A big mistake on their part, for which they would ultimately pay a very dear price.

[@user-bc4kq9xl5m]

東京に平等院は草

[@user-dt2qr3nu1s]

確かに笑笑

[@hydra6285]

When you and the squad go for the same target zone on War Thunder but it’s close to the enemy airfield