THE PACIFIC WAR - Japan versus the US | Full Documentary

It was a bitter fight for supremacy in Asia. Japan had provoked the US in the Pacific War. The Second World War now spanned the entire globe. The two naval nations competed against each other on the world’s largest ocean and fought battles on an unprecedented scale.
In the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, Japanese bombers destroy most of the American Pacific fleet within hours and kill 2,500 U.S. soldiers. The surprise military strike is intended to help secure Japan's supremacy in the Eastern Pacific. It is the beginning of the Pacific War, which only comes to an end after the atomic bombs are dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the summer of 1945. The WELT documentary reconstructs its course using mostly color original footage.
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[@leomcdo5715]

Thank you America for liberating the Filipinos during desperate years of war.❤We are fortunate to have you on our side.

[@seiyaonoue1008]

日本じゃ無かったんだね、、、

[@thatguy22441]

I did a rotation to the Philippines a few years ago (the rotation was called "Balikatan '08") at Ft. Magsaysay in Luzon. I got to work with the Philippine Army and still am in contact with their commanding officer. It was a PRIVILEGE to work with the Philippine Army. I taught them mortars, and they were outstanding students. We only had one interpreter, so we had to improvise to overcome the language barrier, but mortars are mostly math, and math is the universal language. We actually could have by-passed the Philippines during WW2, but we had a moral obligation to expel the Japanese from your country (and everywhere else, for that matter). On behalf of the people of the United States, I want to apologize for the 100,000 dead during the Philippine Insurrection. We didn't have a choice; the Moros were brutal. In fact, the Moros were why we switched from .38 caliber revolvers to .45 caliber auto pistols.

[@russ1anruff1an11]

My grandpa served under the 5th marine division during the assault on Iwo Jima, luckily he made it home okay and got to serve in Korea and Vietnam. He lived a long and happy life, and continues to be a huge inspiration for me.

[@johnandreiposadas303]

your grandpa is good

[@alonsonegrete3071]

Semper Fi grandpa

[@josephkamotho9340]

Did he told you how he survived?

[@secullenable]

Wow, your grandpa must have been a glutton for punishment! Salute to him.

[@Calvin28-3]

Salute

[@blockmasterscott]

My Filipina grandmother told me that she was 15 when the Americans retook the Philippines. She told me the medics were worried about her, made sure she was ok, and gave her father medication, food, and chocolate, and told them everything was going to be ok. Up until the day she died, she had tears in her eyes when talking about how much she loved Americans. Her brother (they both moved to California) flew an American flag in front of his house until he died.

[@moiseshuerta3984]

Americans killed way more Filipinos than the Japanese ever did. Are you really Filipino? Never heard of the American Filipino war?

[@Bam07676]

Wasnt she ever mad abt the phillipine-american war?

[@kimalexandreiuy7121]

@@Bam07676 well Filipino -american war did do some chaos across Philippines during that time but I do believe that the reason behind that is the cowardness of our 1st president who did nothing but to wait for American to start invading them,

[@kenhubbard7355]

THIS WAS WHEN AMERICA WAS GREAT , NOT BECAUSE AMERICA WAS WINNING THE WAR , BUT RATHER THE INDIVIDUALS ACTUALLY HAD MORALS , IMPORTANT VALUES AND CARED . YOUR PRIORITIES WERE NOT CENTERED ON MONEY AND PROFIT , NOT LIKE TODAY , AMERICA CAN STILL WIN WARS BUT YOU'VE LOST ALL THE MOST VALUABLE ASSETS THAT MADE AMERICAN GREAT TRUMP COULDN'T MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN , BECAUSE HE HAS NO IDEA WHAT IS VALUABLE HE BELIEVES IT TO BE MONEY AND POWER AMERICA DOESN'T EVEN LOOK AFTER ITS OWN ANYMORE , TO BUSY MAKING $$$ AND SEEKING POWER SO SAD SO LONG AMERICA

[@Rubiealcordo]

we were too weak to fight our 1st president helped by gurilla warfare he was evacuated by the americans

[@TheApp9]

Salute to the American groups from Germany. Your grand and grand-grand fathers were heroes. Not only you defeated Hitler and held the great, fair and modern Nürnberg trials, you helped building a new nation, compared to the communist and totalitarian part of Germany under Russia. We today can not remotely imagine how your grand fathers dealt with inhuman living conditions during the war and their brave behaviour, putting their life’s in danger for a country on the other side of the ocean. Thank you for your service to all current and former participants of the mighty US military.

[@Adam-ub9nu]

Were it not for our Allies we'd have accomplished little. Thank you, much love from the US.

[@theturtwig50]

Much love from America!

[@crazyvideos273]

This is the best documentary I have seen so far in my life. No exaggeration, no useless talks, no interviews, just pure documentary. Loved it.

[@browniejnr]

Have you seen the World War II in colour series? And World War II in colour greatest battles, I highly recommend

[@christhut8140]

indeed. i love the format. real footage, real stories. excellent documentary!

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[@real_life7770]

No matter how many of these documentaries I watch, I always learn something new each time.

[@Coach_Vedo]

Well,documentaries are for that.

[@b_Loopy]

Because there is more to history than racial injustices… sorry, I’m pissed, my professor hovered over WWII

[@Anonymous-cm8jy]

What new things u learnt

[@thegeneralofsound]

If you aren't learning something everyday then you really need to re evaluate where your life is--that's what I was taught

[@oaesan]

The world governments of today don't learn anything, if they do, they'll be more interested in peace than war. WW2 is the mother of most of the world conflicts we're living with today. War never pays.

[@seandaleporlares1474]

I have two grandfathers who fought during world war II, unfortunately they didn't make it through the war. I am very proud of them for fighting for our country. 😊

[@user-gw7hc8og1b]

Please allow me to give you and your grandfathers the highest respect，my friend.

[@hanoitripper1809]

Which country

[@ka-buddyvlogz3467]

phillipines

[@pubgpeoples4558]

@@lukemcleary215 ignorant child

[@johnlawler4241]

My Great Uncle was in the Navy and he told me that once he as able to load a ship with supplies.

[@tianelle1155]

i thanked america for helping philippines.. it s a lifetime unending gratitude

[@andosrailway2369]

Me too, coming from an Aussie

[@davy1458]

No matter how many of these documentaries I watch.....i still cant get enough to satisfy my addiction to historical content.

[@scott643]

I understand, but sadly the occupants of this day and time want to erase history so the young won’t be able to know about the past. They want the benefit of the blood our fathers and grandfathers shed . But without the respect or acknowledgment of the cost..their arrogance and ignorance is part of an invasion of a different kind . It’s been launched against our country from the hate from the countries that wish us out of the picture. And they ride in on the coat tails of a party that created hate from way back like the kkk . If they can’t control? Then scorched earth policy is and always has been their norm. What our blood bought, they give it away to anyone other than our descendants of the ones that paid the price for their future blood. The only disadvantage for these control freaks is? When u have control and ur not strong enough to pay the price? Eventually ull get walked over an lose ur freedoms. That’s why they’re gonna lose their grip and run out of the control they’ve had . If ww2 had been fought in this day an time of don’t hurt my feeling weak beings of today? U woulda seen a different history that was ruled by Japan and Germany both.

[@CrossOfBayonne]

Same here, Even though I've mostly moved past WWII this is still interesting to watch.

[@davy1458]

@@CrossOfBayonne yeah I've mostly moved on from ww2 as well....lately I been mostly interested in ww1 and Korean War

[@davy1458]

I never get tired of biblical history.

[@cliffordsantillan6046]

As a Filipino, I can't thank the US enough for helping us get through that. SALUTE to the soldiers who fought bravely for our country, Filipinos and Americans alike.~!

[@LiberRaider]

From everything my Granpa's generation taught me, the Filipino's were the bravest allies the US could have possibly asked for. God bless your brave people and I hope our countries work together for the rest of our days!

[@amierasycap4870]

for future investment againt china

[@bigfazza9470]

@@LiberRaider idk about that one ..sounds like a personal opinion really 🤔🤔

[@LiberRaider]

@@bigfazza9470 obviously, brother. It's my comment so how would it not be my personal opinion?

[@peterharwood1430]

I am British and ashamed of our empire. The Americans have modelled themselves on us. You need to know more history. Mt home is now in the Philippines and I hope to be home before July of 2022. Keep in touch and learn more history, some of which is not known. Ingat.

[@batanguenongmanyan6540]

Since I was in elementary days back in the 90's I was so obsessed reading and learning every history books that I can read...I remember when I was in 1st year in high school which is grade 7 now... I've already read the history books that 3rd year (grade 9)was studying...even now I always watching about history.. especially about war...my favorite was The Battle of Midway..the Doolittle raid..the battle of Omaha Beach... Battle of bulge... especially the battle of Leyte gulf ( the liberation of my country from IJN) Life of Napoleon Bonaparte Life of Alexander the Great I love a video like this... Thanks to all the brave man who fought and gave their life for the freedom and democracy that we live on now.....

[@douglaslindstrand4361]

Filipinos aided US troops and gave their lives helping us during WW2, our countries have been close for over 100 years. God bless the people of the Filipinos .

[@bayareathrasher666]

Don’t not blame each other for the sins of the fathers. I love Japan. I love America. I love peace.

[@idipped2521]

I love Japan. Basically everyone in America does

[@mangojuice7666]

@@idipped2521 Because they never really experienced Japanese brutality the way Filipinos, who were US nationals at the time, did. Ordinary Americans didn't know what it's like to have hundreds and thousands of your men massacred and your young teens dragged on the streets to be raped by 2 dozen Japanese soldiers daily. That's the hell US colony, Philippines went through in WW2.

[@blockmasterscott]

@@idipped2521 Agreed 100%.

[@selflove428]

I agree

[@odessa_japan]

As a Filipino currently living in Japan, I can’t comprehend how this tragedy ever happened. Tears pooled my eyes as I am watching this documentary film and it broke my heart into million pieces. I am really hoping there will be no war to happen ever again.

[@bbrewer5]

It will, unfortunately. It says so in the Bible. Whether we're here to see another world War, depends on if you're saved. The battle of Armageddon is closer than we think.

[@pascualbautistasira56]

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[@gaoxiaen1]

Today's Japan is not WWII's Japan. Nonetheless, they are allies against the CCP menace. I will not feel sorry for the Chinese if Japan attacks today!

[@jeebusk]

Interesting, you wrote this after the invasion of Ukraine started.

[@user-ev8po2wt3o]

Maybe it wasn't necessary ... However, Japan's position is the same as this line of Rambo. 『They drew first blood, not me.』… 🔷 May 3, 1946 (Showa 21), in Tokyo. Former US President Herbert Hoover and Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers MacArthur discussed "what exactly was the Pacific War" for three days. At that time, Hoover said something that no Japanese would have thought of ... "The Pacific War is not a war started by Japan. That American "madman Roosevelt" Caused a war between Japan and the United States. It's not a mental illness to say that he is crazy, He really wanted to go to war ... The result of that desire was the US-Japan War. " Upon hearing the words, MacArthur clearly agreed ... ⬛Stop the expression sneak attack! Japan has been observing the world situation well since the Edo period From Japan's point of view, they are the thieves who borrowed the names of missionaries and trade. Japan was dangerous about the desire to control foreign powers Their purpose is to squeeze, take over, and finally enslave Japan's property. The content that was being discussed in the US Congress was exactly the same as the sense of crisis in Japan. It just made it dangerous for Russia's reddening (communism) to move south ... that is because security for Japan and its neighbors Why do they believe in such stupid recommendations from the United Nations to Japan, stigmatization as invaders or war criminals, their wearing justice masks? I don't know what it means ... I'd like to give a bad impression that Japan started a war with Russia, but there should have been no crime that "started a war" under international law at that time ... 　 Such a thing was made by the United States to judge Japan ... The United States is still "Remember ○○ Remember ○○" America doing big war business by advertising that ... You guys aren't qualified to talk about Japan. 😊 ⬛No country is as misunderstood as Japan in our perception. In fact, the opposite is true ... The Chinese army is known to the most barbaric Taiwanese and Hong Kongers Soviet army too😊 Today's Koreans also hide their cruelty in the Korean army ... Their history always says bad things about others and blames them, They want to believe that they are pure victims ... We really want you to stop the annoying bullshit. 😊 They have the bad hobby For some reason, they made only unrealistic anti-Japanese comedy movies ... They always believe that Japan is inferior to them Much of their culture comes from Japan, and counterfeit products are at the same level as China. Incorporating that supposedly inferior culture is clearly self-contradictory, but ... On the contrary, for the pride of the people, raising the country saying "We taught Japan" Using Japan for business It ’s only their achievement ... At the end of the phrase, even Japan's cooperation and technical support It seems that they have grown up believing in them as the pride of Koreans since they were children ... But when they learn that this economic development is not their own independence ... They started to say 　 "war criminal companies" It's really stupid things ... This is South Korea, which has been telling Japan to "learn history." Of course, Japanese cooperation was removed from the textbook Great buildings built under Japanese rule were destroyed. Such movements in Japan and the United States may look the same, but ... I don't want you to misunderstand It is completely different that the statue was dragged down by reviewing the history of the black movement ... It is said that both the United States and South Korea happened when their own historical lies were revealed ... Obviously, It's not Japan's problem This is what they call anti-Japanese psychosis Because South Korea's founding philosophy is anti-Japanese ... They foster a distorted patriotism It ’s pitiful to break the truth too much. So why do they like to embrace inferior Japanese culture and maximize their travel destinations to Japan, which should be hell ... And Koreans, who are said to have a crime rate six times higher than Japan, The conscientious Japanese are also pitiful who have been deceived & used by their history.

[@SlurryNoises]

"They strapped old, Japanese friendship-medals to their bombs, as a greeting to the enemy." Damn, that's cold. 😂

[@donbenevento2805]

I had heard my whole life about how my father fought as a Marine in the Pacific. Yet I never asked him about it and he never told me about it. He died many years ago and a huge hole has been left in my life.

[@DerekWicks]

Maybe its a good thing you didn't ask, he probably lost a lot of good friends that day

[@leonardnordenstrom1463]

to fight there was absolute hell. so, its not something they talk about.

[@leonardnordenstrom1463]

he probably went through literal hell. you missed a lot.

[@hiroakiikeda2943]

Being half filipino and half japanese, this is one of the most important history that excites me to watch and review because my grandfather was a former great guerilla. And my grandma always tell me real stories about these war days and how they survived the war . Goosebumps everytime

[@jessiefinch3295]

🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩👟👟🐩🐩🔙🔙

[@akashdaurtedecruz9476]

USA dnt take japan so seriously

[@billyrock8305]

Heroes 🇯🇵

[@berncorpino]

Respect

[@reginowaga2598]

Yokatta neh.. as a filipino who have lived in japan for almost 20 yrs. I have few knowledge about the war between our country thanks to youtube i always get excited watching every war videos. Sore dewa itsuka au hi made🤣🤣🤣

[@dotosmelucio]

Thank God he saved my Dad from this intense battle in Cebu Philippines, his American soldier friend put him on his back while battling with the Japanese soldiers, his story was shared to us while we are young.

[@christhut8140]

god bless

[@muhammadwahid6361]

P"

[@researcher6682]

asa dapit sa Cebu ang inyo bay?

[@dotosmelucio]

@@researcher6682 Sa Bugo intawon

[@001suisen4]

This does not deserve the name of a documentary. At that time, there were no “countries” such as Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia. Vietnam is a French territory, Indonesia is a Dutch territory, the Philippines is an American territory, and Malaysia is a British territory. The real invaders are the cruel Christian whites. As evidence of this, after the defeat of the Japanese Empire, the white army began to invade Southeast Asia again. However, the remaining Japanese soldiers and the independence army raised by the Japanese army fought against the white invaders. This is the case outside the Philippines. During the War of Independence, evil people were putting Japan on trial for "crimes of aggression in Asia."

[@DudeWitBeats]

I just love to watch this type of video... The events that took place... The documentary is super good👍

[@pyercz5224]

i have no words, the documentary tells everything, hats off to the people behind it, and salute to every hero of world war, God bless everyone

[@ag358]

My dad is a marine that was at tarawa, saipan,tinian and Okinawa. He was in on all the invasions start to finish . He never talked much about the war, how he survived I'll never know. What our boys sacrificed in both theaters was incredible and some paid the ultimate price for victory. I'm glad there is still interest in our greatest victory, everyone that served in the struggle for freedom is a hero and I'm proud to be an American.

[@fred5399]

i was raised around vets of WW 1 and WW2, i'm so glad that I was .These men didn't talk much about war but they did talk about one's duty to country responsibility is the flip side of freedom.

[@rolfbertshit]

yes all the Veterans never talk about the war. Its the same here in Australia. Its like unleashing the demons.

[@davidroyer8512]

My father served in the exact same places as yours. My father also fought on pelilu and guadalcanal. Shot on saipain in 43 abd made it home december 1945. Enlisted june 1941. Thank-you for posting your info.

[@mohdshahrin5566]

Amarika jahat sekali

[@ronnielittle6573]

@@mohdshahrin5566 may the fleas of a thousand camels find your tent.

[@webbtrekker534]

No mention of the US Submarines that sank 55% of all Japanese merchant ships and about 30% of the Japanese Navy. Submarines sank their fuel, their iron ore, their rubber and much food. Submarines starved their troops and denied them reinforcements and resupply. US Submarines had the highest attrition rate of any branch of any US military service in WW II just under 25% of all submariners died with their subs.

[@keepthefaith9805]

True

[@bernarditacalub344]

The WWII was over and US & Japan are now great/strong allies!

[@user-fy6ck9di1f]

Thanks for sharing this full documentary,.

[@Physics__guy]

I don't know why in the History books, chapters of world wars when studied in schools were seem boring but on KZbin its Amazing...🖤🖤

[@henrykelly7837]

It was on purpose

[@henrykelly7837]

Look where the public schools are now, Communist

[@Physics__guy]

@@henrykelly7837 i am not communist ,i am from a democratic country...

[@richardmanginelli2624]

It's all about the VISUALS

[@iamaloafofbread8926]

There is a reason the internet is better

[@kevinballenger1211]

The USS Enterprise (CV-6) Played A Major Role In The Pacific Theater. At One Time, She Was The Only Operational Aircraft Carrier Available Until The New Essex Class And Jeep Carriers Came Along. ⚓

[@chris14487]

Thanks for the video!

[@Mr1jimmer]

My father was a US Marine stationed on the USS West Virginia during the bombing of Pearl Harbor .. When the attacks came, many of the ships crew were getting ready to go to shore for a beer party .. After the attack, the surviving Marines were ordered to San Diego for retraining.. My father and one of his brothers a Marine went AWOL just before shipping out .. back then it didn't mean much because the commanders knew they were just saying good by to family .. He was a Corporal in the 1st Marines, and his first battle out of 150 engagements with the Japanese was Guadalcanal .. He also fought in the Marshall's, Philippians, Peleliu and Okinawa...He survived the war without any major injuries, but he did have a nasty case of Malaria .. My father has long passed, but he will always be my hero !! ... God I miss him dearly !!

[@abbeyjane1306]

Semper Fi

[@joseph4301]

RIP to your Dad,jim...he's now in a better place upstairs

[@user-mr3kc9rf9x]

Your dad is a real hero, I'm from China

[@johnlawler4241]

My Uncle was assigned to Oahu after the war. He told me there was a lot of anger for many years.

[@CrossOfBayonne]

Upmost respect, Especially during the darkest hour in American history

[@Project_Atlas7]

I love history, this is Well made 🇵🇭Philippines fought with US side by side.

[@AFGuidesHD]

"Japan had provoked the US" By signing an agreement with France ? This is like saying Poland provoked Germany by signing an agreement with Britain lol.

[@DollaDollaBillYall]

Wasn’t the provocation the Pearl Harbor attack?

[@AFGuidesHD]

@@DollaDollaBillYall In this "documentary" they probably do mean that, as if Japan just one day attacked the US for no reason whatsoever. In reality the US was an opponent of Japan at every corner. They did the oil embargo due to Japan "invading" Vietnam. When actually they had permission from the French government to do such a thing.

[@CarinaMiyajima-wr4th]

Wr😊

[@jacobcluff7994]

In addition to the Tripartite, Japan had invaded its neighbor China - which was then an ally of the United States- killing several American citizens and sailors, as well as many neighboring countries that the US had trade deals with. The US had initially favored isolationism than respond immediately to their allies calls for help that dragged them into the First World War. Americas embargo’s and sanctions were largely reactionary to the Japanese’s dealings in the Pacific.

[@XanGervin]

@@AFGuidesHDI’m glad to see there are still some people like you who don’t fall for propaganda and get easily manipulated by western media. We always want to act so innocent like we are victims and did nothing wrong, but notice how we never tell anyone WHY Pearl harbor happened. Same as the holo.

[@3257bm]

Every young American needs to watch this in order to appreciate what people died for to help preserve this country.

[@anrie2623]

50 minutes of my life was not wasted. I enjoyed it 3 times when KZbin algorithm pop out i watched it.

[@endoftheworld29]

I was able to go to the memorial in Leyte where McArthur landed when he came back to the Philippines before the whole pandemic situation. It gave me goosebumps when I stood there on the same spot where US soldiers and Filipino guerillas forces stood and fought side by side against the Japanese troops.

[@chewycaca]

And forget the US probably massacred more fillipinos during their conquest against spain than the japanese.

[@endoftheworld29]

@@chewycaca Yeah but they did provided good living to the Filipino people after the commotion

[@wilmerbesitan1200]

@@endoftheworld29 and more than 50 years of Hollywood my great grandfather said

[@edtrine8692]

@@chewycaca Killed by Japanese in WWII. An estimated 527,000 Filipinos, both military and civilians, had been killed from all causes; of these between 131,000 and 164,000 were killed in seventy-two war crime events.

[@rodsims5599]

Me too, I've been to McArthur Park on Leyte where he came ashore.

[@CrossOfBayonne]

Personally I had actually had relatives on my side of the family who were affected by the Japanese atrocities when the invasion of China began in 1937.

[@dianeduffcroop8158]

I just discovered your channel and I'm really impressed! I'm a new subscriber and a new fan! Thank you for putting up such great content! I left another comment regarding my father's service in the u.s. Navy, South Pacific.

[@DavidHarry-qr1mv]

Hello dear how are you feeling today

[@keeganhamilton3760]

Germany: “Japan how is the war going on your side?” Japan: “ fantastic, we just bombed pear harbor!!” Germany: “YOU DID WHAT NOW?!?!?”

[@finndog2759]

Yeah, Roosevelt keeps blocking our food and oil, so we have to take action. Roosevelt was the cause of the Japanese bombing pearl harbor. He knew it would bring the people to go to war. Just like 9-11 when George Bush sr. Bombed the twin towers. Only the sheepeople will believe the lies being told here on this so called documentary!! Friggin garbage. I had an uncle fought in the Pacific war. This ain't how he said it happened.

[@stevek8829]

@@finndog2759 everything you think or say is distorted. Tell us again how Bush Sr was prez on 9/11. Tell me how not selling US oil to Japan is cutting off THEIR oil. Do you even know why?

[@briancco8751]

@@finndog2759 youre delusional.. come back when you know your history

[@chewycaca]

@@finndog2759 Get out of China and you have your food and oil back. Those were the terms. You also get to keep Taiwan, Korea and Manchuria if you did. Now shut up.

[@DixiePokerAce]

@@finndog2759 You should probably get out more.

[@kcmichelson4528]

The footage of the US Marine trying to give some shaking Japanese kid on Okinawa water breaks my heart.

[@garrettpoltack5420]

INSANE and horrifying that my grandfathers served in this war! My grandpa was on board the USS Lexington when it was torpedoed by the Japanese and survived to tell the tale! Amazing time in our nation's history!

[@farmers740]

God bless USA

[@johnlawler4241]

My great Uncle told me stories about how he was a teacher and had to keep the students engaged in learning about history.

[@001suisen4]

This does not deserve the name of a documentary. At that time, there were no “countries” such as Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia. Vietnam is a French territory, Indonesia is a Dutch territory, the Philippines is an American territory, and Malaysia is a British territory. The real invaders are the cruel Christian whites. As evidence of this, after the defeat of the Japanese Empire, the white army began to invade Southeast Asia again. However, the remaining Japanese soldiers and the independence army raised by the Japanese army fought against the white invaders. This is the case outside the Philippines. During the War of Independence, evil people were putting Japan on trial for "crimes of aggression in Asia."

[@jefffutral2469]

​@@001suisen4whats wrong with you? Actually nevertheless. Ignorance is bliss

[@litapangilinan9047]

L loo see

[@samratbarua7977]

Thanks for the Video 💚💙

[@goldbell1972]

38:01 It is heartbreaking to see all the children laying on ground.... kudos to the soliders who rescued them from the caves. God bless them and the childrens 🙏🙏

[@rikvermar7583]

how the US was feeble at the start of the war but then become the No1 super power was truly remarkable - the old saying "they woke up a sleeping bear" is a understatement

[@bayareathrasher666]

Sleeping giant, but close enough

[@DalastHero]

They lost cause they had more fear than courage and thats all cause they showed to much mercy

[@kazu9214]

First of all, I have to say that there is only one fact. After World War I, Japan proposed a bill to eliminate racial discrimination in the League of Nations. However, at that time, African and Asian countries such as Britain, the Netherlands, France, and the Soviet Union were colonized and exploited. The United States was also aiming for China because it wanted Asian interests. Since Europe does not want to give up its interests, Europe has been rejected in opposition to the Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination proposed by Japan. It was Japan that stood up and fought in such a white supremacist world situation. This is the truth, after World War II, the truth was dispelled from world history textbooks. It is easy to understand if you seriously investigate. Once again, Japan was defeated in World War II, but Japan's independence of the colony from Europe, which was the purpose of Japan's war, was successful as a result.

[@kazu9214]

At the beginning of the 1941 Pacific War, the Japanese Navy's battleships, aircraft carriers, and fighters were the most powerful in the world. Also, on December 10, 1941, the British battleship Repulse Bay, Prince of Wealth, was sunk in just 20 minutes. It was the first time in the world to make full use of the MTF by an aircraft carrier as a tactic. It was overwhelmingly strong in the world. The United States was impatient. The United States has fossil fuel resources and the factory's production capacity was extremely high, so it imitated the Japanese Navy and formed an aircraft carrier task force. However, at the time of the Battle of Midway in 1942, the Japanese Navy was overwhelmingly superior to the US Navy in terms of the number and scale of battleships of the Japanese Navy and the performance of aircraft carriers. Furthermore, Japan was overwhelmingly superior to the United States in the skill level of the crew of fighters and bombers. Both the Japanese and the US knew that fact, so the US was desperate, the order issued by the Japanese Navy headquarters to the fleet was to annihilate the US fleet in the Battle of Midway and return the Japanese fleet unharmed. was. Moreover, while the aircraft carrier of the ally was fighting, 300 battleships of the Japanese Navy were waiting hundreds of kilometers behind, and the captains of each ship gathered at the flagship Yamato to play a chess tournament. Japan was licking the United States. In fact, General Yamamoto was connected to the United States. Yamamoto intentionally lost. Japan, which suffered severe damage, will have an advantage on the US side after this battle. The following year, Yamamoto regrets, keenly aware of his responsibility and commits suicide using an aircraft. Japan, which has no resources such as fossil fuels, could not enter oil and could not use aircraft, etc., and was gradually attacked by the United States. After that, Japan fought alone with the United States, Britain, the Netherlands, France, Australia, etc., but the Soviet Union, which had signed an inviolable treaty against the weakened Japan, broke the treaty and attacked. is. This has become fatal. The Japanese government was preparing to receive the Potsdam Declaration. So the United States didn't have to use the atomic bomb. The United States just wanted to test the effects of the atomic bomb.

[@HUNTERHUNTER806]

Bear 😂😂 they actually woke up the sleeping Giant 😇👍🏼👌🏼

[@corgan99]

The children made me cry,they are shaking. Stiil disturbing after all this years.

[@gilmarandrade2628]

esse documentário é muito bom. Parabéns por postar esse vídeo

[@zackwhite8274]

These kind of naval/air battles had to be extremely intense

[@markn6941]

Imagine if the US hadn't broken the Japanese code.

[@daviddeleon2282]

Huge thanks to all of you who post these videos and documentaries. Besides random movies this is basically all I watch, I have an insatiable appetite for history

[@larrybone4349]

That's Awesome then our history is not forgotten

[@crazynolram7792]

This deserves a decent and well budget movie or series.

[@asiandrag0n]

You have earned my sub my good Welt sir. I love your documentaries and have watched a good amount of them.

[@joesimba]

7:50 8:56 April 18th Tokyo 10:33 May 7th Coral sea 13:42 June 4th Midway 16:39 Aug 1942 Guadalcanal, Solomon 25:19 November 1943 Gilbert

[@jac1192]

3:00. Fucked around 47:45. Found out

[@kazu9214]

At the beginning of the 1941 Pacific War, the Japanese Navy's battleships, aircraft carriers, and fighters were the most powerful in the world. Also, on December 10, 1941, the British battleship Repulse Bay, Prince of Wealth, was sunk in just 20 minutes. It was the first time in the world to make full use of the MTF by an aircraft carrier as a tactic. It was overwhelmingly strong in the world. The United States was impatient. The United States has fossil fuel resources and the factory's production capacity was extremely high, so it imitated the Japanese Navy and formed an aircraft carrier task force. However, at the time of the Battle of Midway in 1942, the Japanese Navy was overwhelmingly superior to the US Navy in terms of the number and scale of battleships of the Japanese Navy and the performance of aircraft carriers. Furthermore, Japan was overwhelmingly superior to the United States in the skill level of the crew of fighters and bombers. Both the Japanese and the US knew that fact, so the US was desperate, the order issued by the Japanese Navy headquarters to the fleet was to annihilate the US fleet in the Battle of Midway and return the Japanese fleet unharmed. was. Moreover, while the aircraft carrier of the ally was fighting, 300 battleships of the Japanese Navy were waiting hundreds of kilometers behind, and the captains of each ship gathered at the flagship Yamato to play a chess tournament. Japan was licking the United States. In fact, General Yamamoto was connected to the United States. Yamamoto intentionally lost. Japan, which suffered severe damage, will have an advantage on the US side after this battle. The following year, Yamamoto regrets, keenly aware of his responsibility and commits suicide using an aircraft. Japan, which has no resources such as fossil fuels, could not enter oil and could not use aircraft, etc., and was gradually attacked by the United States. After that, Japan fought alone with the United States, Britain, the Netherlands, France, Australia, etc., but the Soviet Union, which had signed an inviolable treaty against the weakened Japan, broke the treaty and attacked. is. This has become fatal. The Japanese government was preparing to receive the Potsdam Declaration. So the United States didn't have to use the atomic bomb. The United States just wanted to test the effects of the atomic bomb.

[@ikongchin3088]

@@kazu9214 ķ

[@gaoxiaen1]

@@kazu9214 Japan lost and was shown mercy. End of story. I was still doimg minesweeping in Alaska in 1983 because the Japanese didn't bother to map their minefields. That should have been Japan's job.

[@mechengineer4894]

I'm not American, but it makes me so angry when I see people in the US disrespecting the flag and national anthem. My family would have surely died at the hands of the Japanese had thousands of American soldiers, airmen and sailors not fought and given their lives to defeat Japan. It's an absolute disgrace that Americans died to give them their freedoms and that's how they show their gratitude. Makes very very very angry.

[@increase9896]

Well maybe since you aren't American this will be news to you, but the flag represents all facets of the country, not just the military. So it is entirely possible for someone to not sing the national anthem as a protest of some perceived injustice within the country, and at the same time have the utmost respect for its military and the men and women that serve in it. American Flag =/= Military Only. In fact, the branches of military have their own flags that are just for them, but again, the stars and stripes represent the entirety of the country

[@PowerHouseWash]

The fight for freedom will go on for decades to come. The U.S. has been infiltrated by communists and socialists who spread propaganda and lies, and many people fall for it despite overwhelming proof that these are, at best failed or, at worst evil, governing systems.

[@increase9896]

@UC9__Delq30Hk3cwUYwqvBMw "@Increase please learn how the where and the national anthem" uhhh what?

[@i_v-ro4of]

The flag and national anthem do not equal the military. They represent the whole country and all aspects of it. So people disrespecting those two things as a form of protest is not disrespectful towards the military.

[@stephenguimarais2106]

@@i_v-ro4of every time a soldier of the US goes into battle, the American flag is on their fatigues and draped over their coffins if they are killed. The star spangled banner was written by Francis Scott Key when British ships fired their cannons upon the flag at Fort McHenry , it did not fall because patriots held the flag up with their bodies, its symbolism more important than their lives. So yeah you can totally "protest" with those methods, just know that anybody that truly cherishes this country is likely to not be sympathetic.

[@Yakult.islife]

Camera man never dies

[@genxman7211]

As an American, ex-marine and student of the Pacific war the first three minutes of this commentary has crazy in inaccuracies. 1: Japan provoked the United States into the war. That’s ridiculous. War was looming for years as the United States placed sanctions against Japan. Actual fighting broke out after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. 2: Japan attacked Pearl Harbor fully unprovoked. That is also ridiculous. Japan was totally provoked and although they launched a sneak attack hoping for a quick victory, they made a foolish error which led to their utter defeat.

[@politicsuncensored5617]

Karen Imperial Japan started the war. Japan invaded China killing 3+million people. Japan invaded a number of other Asian countries killing more people. Try reading a real history book for the facts rather than gripe about politics and make silly claims. Another Karen Dingleberry Up voting (her own) silly comment Laughable ~ 𝘽𝙊𝙄𝙉𝙆 𝙔𝙖 𝙎𝘾𝙃𝙈𝙐𝘾𝙆~! 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗺

[@jamesmarshall9598]

Incredibly complicated series of events were highlighted with color photography and summarized fairly well within the time span allotted. Savo Island and the battle off Samar were mentioned by name lending attention to detail while giving the bigger picture.

[@matthewcorbin4492]

Finally a doc that tells the whole story

[@Balafoutre]

There was the 2ndWW..... and then there was the Pacific War... Iam in awe and deepest respect for all those lost in the Pacific War.

[@MKRovin]

Those who lost their lives in this battle will be pleased with the relationship between America and Japan today.

[@vonnovzor]

Never thought they really used the original video footage. Never knew it really exist, now i'm seeing it.

[@SirHumphrey498]

what? ,,,, so did you think that ww2 was a made up event or something , how old are you twelve

[@jeevanbabu4144]

believe what u see ..mate !

[@jerometaperman7102]

If I had been involved in any of that combat, I don't know what would have traumatized me worse: seeing soldiers blown to bits or seeing those terrified children. Those poor babies...

[@user-vl7fu2pf9w]

This is a really good clip. I have seen plenty 😊

[@martinalex7797]

Who gained, who has been lost . But thousands were lost their lives. Thousands of children even if they have been no role in the war, lost their lives. Heart breaks scene.

[@llongone2]

I've been in a lot of places in the Philippines and seen small photos of MacArthur hanging on the wall. His promise and his return apparently meant a lot to some/many of the people there.

[@kikimkuki4031]

Please stop guys don't created third world War

[@hawkeyeten2450]

South Korea has a large statue of him in Inchon. For all his ego and flaws, MacArthur became a hero to multiple foreign peoples.

[@Dannyedelman4231]

The California and Nevada were not double berthed at battleship row the Pennsylvania was in drydock and the repair ship vestal was berthed next to the Arizona

[@subenyanthan8370]

Good documentary.. Complete information of the US Japanese war.. Yet it's horrifying and deadly learning so much human loses and so 😢 to see all those kids n women bodies around

[@nolisandigan8552]

Thank you so much.

[@royparker7856]

Excellent recounting of WW2. Pearl Harbor was meant to be a knock out blow to the US but was actually the worst strategic blunder ever committed. It brought America into the war many months before we would have entered it, if ever. Public opinion in the states was overwhelmingly against US involvement in the war and we had not mobilized our industry for wartime production except for a limited number of companies. After Pearl Harbor, almost all Americans wanted Japan and the Axis ground into dust and were willing to do whatever that required. It became a patriotic duty to contribute to the war effort. Farmers, factory workers, laborers, and every other part of American society worked and sacrificed to arm and supply the troops. Many thought that Japan got off way too easily at the end of the war.

[@perniciouspete4986]

Certainly the Chinese and Manchurians thought they did.

[@sgtmack23]

I personally don't think that they got off lightly. For once the allied County's got it totally right in dealing with Japan and Germany. If you want a demonstration of how not to do it look at the end of ww1! Mostly France but UK and USA left Germany in such a demoralised state that it was inevitable that something like the Nazi's would come to power.

[@amunra5330]

No shit Sherlock

[@ronaldtongo6712]

Yes it's their mistake to involve USA in WW2. T

[@IllustriousCrocoduck]

We could debate the what ifs forever (which is fine and interesting). My view is that the US would have become drawn in against Japan eventually, so from a Japanese standpoint it only make sense to attack if even to gain a temporary advantage. They had some bad assumptions about American morale and the long term capability of our industrial machine, to be sure, but if they wanted to build an empire that comes in contact with the US, the question would only be a question of "when". Japan needed resources and territories to be able to fight that, so they decided to gain as much as fhey could, and quickly. I think it was just an inevitability that the US war machine would eventually outstrip them. There's no way Japan could grow enough to equal our output.

[@northerniltree]

My grandfather fought in the Pacific war and said he knew he was allergic to machine guns, as he would always break out in little holes.

[@gabrielblevins4123]

My great grandpa is a ww2 veteran he was a gunner in a bomber plane he’s 98 now still going strong he’s one of the very few ww2 veterans still alive I’m happy I was able to listen to his story’s from when he was younger

[@damianvalenzuela280]

Wow that's insane bro. Please send my regards to him!

[@luiscalcano4359]

The The Allies lost by suffered nearly &00

[@ownowner1210]

Your great grandpa one of. The world first terrorist army Americans wow how you Americans brave

[@johnlawler4241]

My great uncle once talked about the war like it was a dream. He was part of a reserve division that ended up not being deployed overseas. He worked on soldier mail.

[@allencline2954]

I’m 27 I had a great grandpa I never knew who was in the war. I hear stories I wanna learn, I don’t wanna let what these men fought for be forgotten!

[@blakbandit08]

I watch the entire vid without skipping i really love documentary

[@jeffl1460]

Very well done, Excellent narration. . Great storyline & editing.. Educational & well documented. Thanks for the great work.

[@queenpro489]

米国が日本に対して行った野蛮さを忘れることはできません。 いつの日か、日本は野蛮なアメリカに復讐するでしょう。 しかし今ではありません。 今、私たちはアメリカと友好的でなければなりません。

[@RenatoGalang-wf8yx]

TX

[@SQBCHANNEL1007]

Thank you for the cameraman ww2.he captured every moment..

[@Lyle_918]

You can be tough as nails but that scared little girl 45:55 is a heart breaker. Dad would've been 100 this year (2022) having survived the depression and war in the Pacific theater he didn't talk much of his experiences, like millions of other vets it was time to put away weapons and get back to work, buy a home and raise a family. Entering the war at 18 by wars end means the youngest of WW2 vets would be 95 by 2022 so we're very close to all those involved will have been consumed by time.

[@kecikkecil-lx8fj]

Respect to Navy and army 🇯🇵🇺🇲

[@nobody-wk6ej]

I know it's a bit late now but I wish I could see the process of building the Yamato for the Imperial Japanese fleet. Absolute beast of a ship.

[@KuromiOshi]

And a sweet waifu too.

[@oliverwells8011]

Unfortunately Japan kept its construction very very tightly guarded from photos/videos on the ground

[@73Trident]

Want to know about Yamato, go to the Drachinifel channel on you tube. Best naval historian around.

[@robertfusselman8108]

Sadly seems not many ppl care 😢❤ ty for the information for me to watch once again bud°°

[@Andrew-ii5qm]

My great grandfather was a landing craft driver/trainer or something like that in the pacific, had to get shipped home because of appendicitis.

[@eddiehuawka5053]

I can't stop crying while watching this video, the faces of innocent civilians specially childrens who's the real victims of the war. Battling hunger and thirst, while battling for survival while hinding to save their lives 😢😢😢😢😭

[@johnsistorias4832]

Thanks for posting this historical documentary.

[@NathamelCamel]

It's very American centric, they don't even mention any other combatants in the Pacific

[@kazu9214]

First of all, I have to say that there is only one fact. After World War I, Japan proposed a bill to eliminate racial discrimination in the League of Nations. However, at that time, African and Asian countries such as Britain, the Netherlands, France, and the Soviet Union were colonized and exploited. The United States was also aiming for China because it wanted Asian interests. Since Europe does not want to give up its interests, Europe has been rejected in opposition to the Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination proposed by Japan. It was Japan that stood up and fought in such a white supremacist world situation. This is the truth, after World War II, the truth was dispelled from world history textbooks. It is easy to understand if you seriously investigate. Once again, Japan was defeated in World War II, but Japan's independence of the colony from Europe, which was the purpose of Japan's war, was successful as a result.

[@kazu9214]

First of all, I have to say that there is only one fact. After World War I, Japan proposed a bill to eliminate racial discrimination in the League of Nations. However, at that time, African and Asian countries such as Britain, the Netherlands, France, and the Soviet Union were colonized and exploited. The United States was also aiming for China because it wanted Asian interests. Since Europe does not want to give up its interests, Europe has been rejected in opposition to the Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination proposed by Japan. It was Japan that stood up and fought in such a white supremacist world situation. This is the truth, after World War II, the truth was dispelled from world history textbooks. It is easy to understand if you seriously investigate. Once again, Japan was defeated in World War II, but Japan's independence of the colony from Europe, which was the purpose of Japan's war, was successful as a result.

[@evilfingers4302]

Pretty cool doc, no different from watching WW2 in Color documentary series several years ago in KZbin.

[@kamiladedeji1606]

Well put together

[@alexcastillonetwork2468]

Our parents, grandma and grandpa were among the survivors hiding inside the cave somewhere in Cagayan valley Phillipines .They wouldn't had survived if the US soldiers didn't came to save them from the Japanese army and we were not existed today as their siblings as well.. My heartfelt gratitude and salute to General Mc Arthur and the rest of his comrades.. RIP.

[@jamescoleakaericunderwood2503]

I was just telling a story about a Soldier I ran into about 10 years ago...same Regiment as my Dad's... 592d Boat and Shore Regiment.. This Soldier was from J company ( Dad was B Company) anyhow his Units mission was to go in and get some missionaries and family that were holed up somewhere. I wonder if it was your Grandparents... This story is coming from Northern California... My Dad fought in New Guinea then Admiralitys Bismarck Archipelagos Battangus, Olongampos, retook Corrigedor and Battaan Subic Bay Manilla Leyte and Luzon .. He was from California

[@briankistner4331]

That narrator sure likes to murder the names of the Pacific Islands.

[@MrHitotsumusha]

In a sense I feel bad for Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. It's a war he never wanted as he knew America's capabilities. He also lived in America for a few years and respected the US. He petitioned against going to war and tried to let Togo and the administration that it was a bad idea. They scoffed at him and in turn has lost a lot of respect from the administration (the boons of Japanese culture during this time) During this time, Japan had become a police state, anyone that was against the objectives of Togo would be tortured, imprisoned, or worse. The admiral must've been stressing out knowing what he was about to face and going into war he never wanted.

[@mitchi8638]

Perhaps Togo is Hideki Tojo. However, I got confused with the great Admiral of our country, Heihachiro Togo.

[@user-mr3kc9rf9x]

Looks like you have no idea what Japan did to other countries in WW2

[@IndianIndian-ct6zf]

It is surprising that after eating two atom bombs from USA Japanese are still feel so much love for USA 🖕,,,,,, your samurai blood became water now drink it ,,,, hahaha bloody coward

[@charliep2205]

This is amazing

[@jerrydomiquil7388]

This might be the greatest documentary between the fought of America and Japan, More of this please

[@step2651]

I'm from Leyte and I really enjoy watching and listening to this than my teacher

[@mrbotlegmechanic2491]

Same bruh

[@luistamanaha7247]

Of course the good ole days...now teachers are only talking about genders equality, leftists politics and other bs to hate and feel shame about the country.

[@tidepod10yearsago97]

Same here I'm from southern leyte

[@user-bo1gx9cy4b]

Ako si superman pag kasama kita kung lalayo ka sino ako oohhh ohh 😯 😮 ohhh

[@Elmoisi25]

My respect 🫡 for all soldiers who lost their life in this war

[@kags5779]

sure...and respect to all the children they killed before they got killed

[@boeunpok3338]

Love ww2documentry can't ask for more then this,thank you dear👍🤭.

[@egay29]

i love watching documentary about ww2..

[@timothyico456]

Ako din😁

[@EUK007]

The Battle of Leyte Gulf was the largest Naval battle in history. Now im feeling the urged to play World of Warships and hope that they put a map in the game called "Leyte Gulf". 👍👍

[@jackcole5520]

In honor of the people who died in the pacific campaign they should put a map based on it. "Leyte Gulf" or "Philippine Sea" maps should be added on the game.

[@andrewtaylor940]

Leyte was the largest in terms of shear number of ships involved and the enormous scale of the battle area. But most of the ships involved never saw each other. I think Jutland is still tops for number of ships slugging it out with each other in the same melee.

[@iangrantham8300]

it wasn t actually, it was the 4th, behind he Battle of the Mediteranium, Scapa Flow and Salamis.

[@Hootkins.]

Depends on your definition of largest. Number of ships? Number of ships _and_ aircraft (which only matters for modern naval history)? Number of ships in combat? Combined displacement? Number of personnel?

[@xivirus1018]

@@andrewtaylor940 nope it leyete is the biggest naval battle in the history that is fact

[@stevenhuang3635]

Any book recommendations for the Pacific War?

[@iscocapella]

Good job. Thanks

[@ailahbronola9870]

Hope we already moved on and treat each other with respect but never forget those millions of people who sacrifice their lives for the sake of their leaders personal interest. War means death to everyone. No one wins in these battle.

[@hzhangyd]

Thanks for sharing. As a ChineseAmerican, I thank the U.S navy from my bottom heart, I even felt proud. But when I saw the Japanese children I cried. No war please!!!

[@nigelmikaele]

I was sad for the innocent people who died as well.. and also more so because they wanted to preserve their way of life and morals.

[@generizze6243]

We are actually in bitter relationship with mainland china. So be prepare.

[@JustAnotherRandomGuy-_-]

Tell it to the pregnant women and babies sliced in two by the Japanese in the Philippines. 🇵🇭 Vengeance is best served cold.

[@queenpro489]

米国が日本に対して行った野蛮さを忘れることはできません。 いつの日か、日本は野蛮なアメリカに復讐するでしょう。 しかし今ではありません。 今、私たちはアメリカと友好的でなければなりません。

[@abetgonzaga8743]

do you have the documentary about the battle and liberation of Manila ?

[@roygbiv330]

i once found a pic nearly the same of the thumbnail in book. in my memory the tilt of the deck appeared 30 degree and the caption said like the worst hell moment in the world. im japanese. what is the name of the battle ship?

[@apparatchiktgru8481]

Remarkably good.

[@regginsouth9565]

Europe: rumbling nations Pacific: *DUEL*

[@gigachadsgreatgrandfather2357]

0:18 My grandpa and i was watching this, And my grandpa Said he drove that vought f4u corsair and he burst into tears seeing himself crasing in the AC.

[@rmb743]

Thank you for sharing, it's the ground forces that will end the war. SEMPER FI 86-91