The American Navy Secured A Huge Victory At The Marshall Islands (Ep. 8)

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Step back in time and dive deep into the Pacific during World War II with the personal memoirs of a Japanese submarine commander. This video brings to life the strategic battles, critical decisions, and everyday experiences faced by those aboard a Japanese submarine. Through first-hand accounts and expert analysis, explore how these underwater vessels played a pivotal role in shaping the naval strategies of the Imperial Japanese Navy. Uncover the challenges, triumphs, and tragedies through the eyes of a commander who lived it. Don't miss this captivating journey into a lesser-known chapter of naval history
This is part 8
Entire playlist: • Memoirs Of A Japanese ...
Part 1: • The 6h Submarine Fleet...
Part 2: • Our Submarines Were Se...
Part 3: • We Lured The American ...
Part 4: • The American Naval For...
Part 5: • The American Submarine...
Part 6: • American PT Boats Were...
Part 7: • The Americans Gathered...
Part 8: • The American Navy Secu...
Part 9: • The American Submarine...
Part 10: • The Americans Easily D...
Part 11: • The American War Machi...
Part 12: • The Americans Used The...

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[@heinrichmakkink4104]

I would like to meet this AI guy... He can read for hours on end, without his voice getting tired. Hundreds of books within days. Wow... lol

[@dannycalley7777]

HM ..........AI he takes Febbemms off every year !!!!!

[@navydiver7018]

A British (loser) voice narrating…laughable 😂

[@kriskelley8982]

My birthday is in Novunoodo but my brother’s is in Februnski and my sister’s is in Januhaha.

[@dannycalley7777]

Double K .........MY birth day is in Febbittaw !!!!!

[@davidsmith7372]

Thank you for your time. As always best of luck with channel 👍

[@richardtardo5170]

Can you teach the AI to read abbreviations and pronounce with consistency?

[@socore4659]

They just don't have computers strong enough yet. Maybe in another decade

[@heinrichmakkink4104]

Some already do

[@joebombero1]

AI will always have some unexpected and obvious problem pop up. There are so many things we do without thinking. AI has to artificially reproduce those. It is hard to program a computer to do things we are not aware we are doing. It will probably be another twenty years before the really good AI comes along, but we only have ten or twelve years of electricity left, unfortunately

[@jonathanjackgoodman2764]

So the ai was taught how to read by Rickie from Sunnyvale huh? 😂

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

What really does break my heart when it comes to the avg. Japanese Sailor/Soldier, and you see this over and over again. -Remember the dreams you had as a child of what you'd be grown-up, I think almost everybody would like it if they could do something that would really change the world for the better. With the Japanese military for the common man it's like they go up & over the horizon only to Never be heard from again, No one knows where they went, No one knows what happened, When asked most will claim they only barely remember them. For all practical purposes those people might as well not be born, their record on this world is nil, they will never be in a book of who's Who, Quickly forgotten within a generation. I think this is probably my lot when the time comes.

[@joebombero1]

Every Japanese soldier and sailor is remembered. They are all listed in the Yasukuni Shrine and each family keeps alive the names and memories of their own lost soldiers and sailors. They will keep these memories alive for a thousand years. I feel confident about that.

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

@@joebombero1 I do hope so. For any human to think when at the end that their feet has left no imprints on this Planet, for many they didn't even get the pleasure of a grave marker.

[@joebombero1]

@@Titus-as-the-Roman I lived in Nagoya, Japan for a time when I was a child in 1977. It was a different world from the inner city US. I learned a lot. Different world, perhaps moreso today. Love your name by the way.

[@Perktube1]

33:57 - Timestamp 😊

[@SeattlePioneer]

Apparently there were very few opportunities to wage war against Americans and live.

[@redheadedprincess100]

Let’s have a sexy australian AI narrate this thing

[@matthewnewton8812]

Is it even possible to have a sexy Australian accent? Everything they say sounds so silly- “G’doi moit! Today I’ve got ta take the moovah and visit my Wallawalla with the BungoBungos in the Shoopaloops.” And so on.

[@HarryMasanori]

The AI reader in this episode is particularly bad.

[@heinrichmakkink4104]

With other books he is much better. Same voice

[@rinkevichjm]

See doctor = CDR = commander fix the reader.