UNSPOILED ISLAND WITH THE FIGHTING OF THE WW2 / SEARCH FOR TANKS AND MISSING SOLDIERS / ラストサムライ

[@discoverynorthcarolina9824]

History should never be forgotten, but found .......

[@leroypuckett3441]

You are absolutely right sir

[@CharlieTalmadge]

History has it's good and bad.. for some reason people want to bury the bad parts...which of course we can all learn from.

[@erikgothberg8078]

@@zovrol92211 Of Course people cares about WW1

[@nifty3000]

......and sold on ebay

[@traceypotts9425]

Your all grave robbers people died here

[@woofgbruk5947]

Many thanks to those helping return these soldiers to their families.

[@ColbyPhillipsPhD]

I worked on an archaeological expedition in the Kuril Islands in 2006 and 2007, and visited Shumshu, Paramushir, and many other islands in the archipelago. They are littered with WWII and Cold War artifacts (along with prehistoric artifacts I was studying). Amazing place not many people get to visit.

[@ballard2212]

What all kinds of prehistoric artifacts did you come across?

[@ColbyPhillipsPhD]

@@ballard2212 Pottery, stone tools, animal bones, pit houses- remains of several different cultural periods going back about 5,000 years.

[@kenan2156]

@@ColbyPhillipsPhD What was there about the second world war?

[@ColbyPhillipsPhD]

@@kenan2156 Lots of military sites and features left by the Japanese - trenches, fox holes, barbed wire, gun emplacements, and on a couple of the larger islands, airstrips and hangers. Unexploded ordinance was found around the larger sites.

[@kenan2156]

@@ColbyPhillipsPhD My English is not very good, thank you very much for your understanding and reply.

[@tsky2983]

Thank you for everyone for taking care of our soldiers when our government or citizens won’t do it themselves. I see some comment complaining but we have no right to complain.

[@Sgt-Cole-Ward]

Not all of them were our soldiers

[@tonydeleo3642]

My prayer is that spirits of those who fought and died on that island can now share it in peace and harmony.

[@classifiedagent8807]

Amen

[@draganprokin2736]

Č Pčžšp

[@moonryan3908]

You are talking to the people in the Soviets

[@adankmeme651]

@@moonryan3908 and is something wrong with that?

[@moonryan3908]

@@adankmeme651 Do you think there is?

[@itoemi4246]

My heart is in sorrow ☹️ watching the human remains of WW2 ! How I'd wish to find my grandparents ( to my father side ) remains too during the Bataan march in Philippines 🇵🇭 I am 58 now and I lost my father 50 years ago ! So sad to lost a father at a young age like he was , at 8 years old !

[@ganeshkarthik373]

where did he fight

[@阿月渾子-u1f]

侵略者 死ぬべきだ

[@swisscheese3104]

@@阿月渾子-u1f そうだね

[@tsky2983]

As a Japanese I apologize for the Japanese comments below this and of course our history, honestly makes me sick. I’m sorry about your loss. I’m sure he is with you from a good place.

[@dennislinzey7808]

My great grandfather faught in ww2 and he even lived long enough to see me he died 2 years ago unfortunately may we remember those who faught and died for America during ww2

[@THE-SLAUGHTERHOUSE.]

Great video as always, stay safe guys and keep up the great work.

[@utzius8003]

Those poor men. Fathers, sons, brothers, friends, left to rot alone on an island forgotten by the world.

[@southerncross3638]

My Grandfather was on the Bataan death march, talk about feeling alone and left to rot ?

[@tastycafe]

ソ連の侵略を命と引換えに食い止めてくださった御英霊に感謝の黙祷を捧げます。

[@sboonthae]

Bansaiiiii

[@dgmmees3580]

😎

[@AaAto-d4k]

そうだか

[@griffhenshaw5631]

Stalin had a Jon aggression pact w Japan. On e Germany was defeated he wanted to expand his influence as in easyer Europe, koreA etc. Revisionists question the a bomb. Why never question stalins motives? Seeing tbe aftermath of either side is sobering. The pows I believe never came back....some Germans did.

[@antthegord9411]

Glad to see those boys finally going home. Lord knows its been long enough. RIP, men.

[@bobdudy7177]

What a Dig! You Finally returned some of the Casualties, what a Privilege.

[@michaelcarter2774]

As always great content just wish you would stop with the music

[@mobius-1503]

Agree here.

[@cosmicjoker8547]

Agree

[@backdraft57]

Agree. So many awesome videos are ruined with music

[@marcdoiron5546]

Dosent your phone have a volume control....

[@Luis-bo2uj]

Agree

[@syubimu01]

"Only the dead have seen the end of war" Plato's words are true. war is never end.

[@kennysherrill6542]

Outstanding work gentlemen, thank you for your efforts on bringing this history to light.👍❤🇺🇸

[@phyo1716]

But they are Russians tho.

[@iamsorryforbeingrudebefore1626]

@@phyo1716 so what? You russophobe much?

[@phyo1716]

@@iamsorryforbeingrudebefore1626 Hell yeah.

[@Haznavy]

If the battle katana found was an officers type 94, there might be a family name on the blade. Would be very cool to return to the family.

[@scrowbasiri7449]

両祖国の英霊たちに敬意を表します。

[@阿月渾子-u1f]

aggressor

[@scrowbasiri7449]

@@阿月渾子-u1f いや、侵略ではなくない？ちゃんと書面はしているし、君の所借金踏み倒すのはよくないじゃん？

[@阿月渾子-u1f]

@@scrowbasiri7449 對，中國還欠日本核子武器，應該將債務確實還給東京與京都最好

[@scrowbasiri7449]

@@阿月渾子-u1f 何言ってるのかわからない、、青島のことだよ。 幸福？

[@タコ焼き-w9z]

両祖国の英霊たちに敬意を表します。 このコメントにわざわざ嫌なコメ書く人の神経を疑う(；一_一) 昔の事は確かに忘れちゃダメだし、酷いことをしていた事もあるけど いつまで韓国も中国もそれを引きずるんだろう、 謝罪してもダメ 敬意を表してもダメ ずっと怒ってて何がしたいんだろう そして、何をして欲しいんだろう

[@frankduncan5685]

Identification of the things shown and found would have made this a really worthwhile video! I knew what a lot of them were, having studied the war for many years, but more details would be needed for the less knowledgeable.

[@steffenritter7497]

I would have appreciated some narration.

[@Sajanlimboo-o8b]

Rest in Peace to all the soldiers who fought in ww2

[@waggsish]

Except for, you know, the Nazis.

[@TNKNAE]

Not all of them are nazis @waggsish

[@lauraf361]

My husband is an ex Australian Army soldier of 20 yrs and as he said, regardless of who fought for what side, even though the Japanese soldier was nasty, my they R.I.P. And you for searching for all the lost soldiers on both sides.

[@Yorkshire2006]

Not all Japanese soldiers were nasty.

[@obi-wankenobi1750]

@Sargeant Crocks as a whole though they were a terrible group. Bataan, Nakning , medical experiments, torture, and countless other atrocities. Only Japan, the USSR, Germany, and Turkey have committed war crimes that bad since 1900. No other country even compares.

[@ligmaballs0911]

@@obi-wankenobi1750 🤡

[@obi-wankenobi1750]

@Ligma Balls excellent argument.

[@stephenblake2196]

Wow !!! Far better than history channel or TCL by far?? May all who sacrificed their and al over from ww2 rest in peace?? Never FORGET!!! History must be preserved so the future can hopefully learn from it???? ( good or bad!!! ) THANK YOU!! For your time to share this vedieo.

[@Gronk79]

Summer grasses All that remains Of soldier's visions from a haiku written in the 17th Century by poet Matsuo Basho

[@breakingaustin]

Aren't haiku's 5,7,5 syllables wise? Cos if so that's shit

[@運び屋ドライバー]

英霊達に敬礼。 日本に帰って来れる事を願っています。

[@9wolfie181]

i wish one day i would go to japan

[@erectro3593]

命懸けで日本を守って頂いてありがとうございます。

[@АлексАлекс-х6ы]

誰が感謝し、誰が彼女を保護しますか？

[@GG-hf9fq]

@@АлексАлекс-х6ы ？

[@中島-r6m]

@@АлексАлекс-х6ы ???

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

私は同意します。彼らは勇敢でした。彼らは彼らの国と彼らの皇帝に仕えました I don't speak Japanese. I just used Google translator. Maybe the translation would be incorrect. I apologize for any errors.

[@Gutie70]

It amazes me that so much of history like this can still be found today. Outstanding Video.

[@rossfromfriends8468]

I've seen stuff from the pacific islands where grenades are still sitting on the edge of trenches right where someone left them. After the war so many of those islands went back to being humanless

[@RMATV06]

Watching from Philippines

[@AceofKnaves1966]

I wished I could go places like this, looks very interesting.

[@AdrianReyesMex]

It's not cool when you see a mine tho those things will still blow up

[@markniall892]

I wish i could go back in time to experience These famous WW2 and WW1 Battles, they fascinate me so much.

[@AdrianReyesMex]

@@markniall892 no you don't if you are to go back and try to experience those battles you'll most likely die

[@RUTHLESSACADEMY]

Almost impossible, cuz it's "special border zone" in Russian Federation.

[@unballisticr.i.pdadloveand7055]

@2.1万回視聴 totally agree with you

[@minomusi_senpai_2]

この音楽に悲しくなった。 遺物に乗った、記念撮影も、胸が痛くなった。 ここは墓場です。 「宝探し」の遊び場ではありません。

[@lolokulas3296]

ともだち にほんじん です か。?

[@HE21S-GSX250R]

戦車の上に乗ったりもそうやけどあのロシア語の落書きが一番イラッと来たわ

[@Nullpo08]

彼らも敬意を払ってそれなりに調査してるのだとは思う、何より何十年も放置してる日本政府が悪いのは言うまでもない。そこに埋まってた遺骨を世に知らしめてくれた事は素直に評価するべき。

[@minomusi_senpai_2]

@@Nullpo08 占守などは日本政府が公的に許可貰って調査させてもらうことに問題があるからできないのでしょう。確か民間レベルではやっている筈。 「ロシアの領土ですけど入れてください」とは言えない苦しさじゃないかな。 遺骨を発掘して埋葬してくれるのはありがたいことだけど、遺品類を発掘ビジネスにされるのは日本人として心苦しい。 この島は、日本が終戦を受け入れた後に武力侵攻され、北海道を守るために多数の日本人が死んだ。

[@made2559]

What do you speak?

[@davidsmith1225]

Stationed on Okinawa in the 70's. We found a Japanese snipers nest complete with The weapon and solders bones inside. The bones were returned to the Japanese government along with all identifiable information to return the bones to the solders family for proper internment. The machine gun was mounted and hung in our CO's command center.

[@pooooornopigeon]

@Ironmonkey103 Very interesting, thanks.

[@chloekit4861]

That is eery as f*ck you actually saw it?

[@davidsmith1225]

@@chloekit4861 Seen lots of odd things during my military tour. You get used to it.

[@damienboyle5579]

Really interesting lives you guys have lived. And really interesting accounts. Thanks.

[@davidsmith1225]

That was back in 1976. Details are fuzzy. We were somewhere in the Northern Training Area north of the base. Covers a good part of the north end of the island.

[@simonyip5978]

Some amazing equipment just scattered around the whole island.

[@ajayrahn]

I salute you for tha work you are doing. Would that all the soldiers, of any nation could be returned to their families and nations

[@jasonhatez3287]

Amazing vid. Rather have someone narrating then music.

[@alanbud5181]

Only problem is that it would be in Russian 🤷‍♂️🧐

[@jdsb-3707]

I’m glad soldiers are going home for proper burial. The munitions I would not touch. Great video.

[@killerrr3211]

Thanks for the video guys!!!! Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Keep bringing them home ❤️

[@chrisstang1966]

A few of those tanks should be pulled out of there and preserved. Everything else should remain as a memorial. God bless the men who fought and died on that island.

[@moeclash238]

Would have loved to see how the blade of that katana looked after all those years, probably quite in good condition.

[@opart]

These were machine made, and some were made in Germany and even UK before the war. Look up "shōwatō"... so likely its in pretty bad shape.

[@TubeRadiosRule]

@@opart Also known as a Shin Gunto

[@sigmawarrior.fokeryou]

ANY steel object would be in horrible shape after being so long in the soil.

[@masahige2344]

@@opart The Type 94 and Type 98 Shin Gunto koshirae was made by numerous companies to mount everything from pure machine-made arsenal gunto to partially-traditional Showato to highly-rated Gendaito and inherited Koto swords. When you see such mounts, there's really no telling the quality or make of the sword inside without checking.

[@АлександрКулагин-э1ф]

6:17 мин-P-39 Aircobra.10:24 мин- P-63 Kingcobra.

[@moonryan3908]

Do you continue to attack Japan?

[@gamerhalim4717]

Cool finding..👍 but could bring back the dead body of soldiers to family members in Japan 🇯🇵?

[@TheSaturnV]

Careful handling those Japanese grenades boys! They have a nasty habit of going off when those 75 year old rubber stoppers and acid fuses let loose.

[@rm25088]

It would be better than the awful music they play

[@Luis-bo2uj]

Imaginé a dead japan soldier nade killing a russian 75 years later. Skeleton would be like "i never surrendered"

[@floppi7098]

@@Luis-bo2uj lol so true

[@floppi7098]

@@rm25088 btw shut up

[@rm25088]

@@floppi7098 oh sorry

[@もけもけ-c6l]

我が先人にして英霊の方々に深き感謝を どうか安らかに

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

My condolences to the Japanese people.

[@projetomascarasenferrujada7224]

Os artefatos explosivos encontrados ,são detonados no local?ou são desativados e encaminhados à museus? Grande trabalho de escavação. Abraços do Brasil.

[@rogeriosantos6231]

Muito da hora estar aí vendo tudo isto quanto mais acha mais fica interesante muito tempo escondido muita história fico para trás dos nossos conhecimentos

[@mattanderson6336]

Nice to see an area never seen before excavated. Men still fought here in the last days of the war. Of the 8,500 Japanese soldiers how many were repatriated and how many ended up in the Kolyma Gulag system?

[@NightMare-cw3yr]

Hmmmm Warzone player

[@TalesFromARetard]

@@NightMare-cw3yr Gulag is a real thing

[@dellingson4833]

speaking of gulags one one remains in pristine condition as a museum out of the thousands. I believe it is in a town called Perm.

[@トリコ何なんだてめぇはマジでよ]

丁寧に掘り起こしてくれてるし、ありがたい。

[@zavton-ofton-ui1go]

この人たちって、見つけた遺骨をどうしてるかを動画にしないから、そんなに優しい想像したらいかん気がするよ。 また埋め戻してるだけかもしれないし。

[@huntsbychainsaw5986]

There are so many awe inspiring monuments around the world which hold the names of fallen soldiers and they stand as our collective memory of those who came before us and laid down their lives to protect us. However I know of nothing more able to bring the reality of war home to our hearts than the twisted wreckage it leaves behind.

[@lunaticfringe8066]

Great video, but would like identification of the various equipment, tanks and planes please.

[@Stripedbottom]

The tanks are Type 97 Chi-Ha medium tank mostly. More specifically, the ones with the longer barrel (such as the one that's full of water, and the one that lost its turret) are "Shinhoto Chi-Ha" with the newer 47mm high-velocity gun, while the one with the short barrel and the two open hatches in front has the original 57mm low-velocity one. The one that's completely overturned is a bit different; it's a type 95 Ha-go light tank.

[@lunaticfringe8066]

@@Stripedbottom Thank you!

[@TooColdS4]

so haunting ,everything is in place as is when the person died. The tank sits as it did at the point it was taken out

[@鹿島高穂]

まさか……占守島? 先人達の魂に安寧をm(_ _;)m

[@otaviosilva3883]

Parabens esses vidios são muito top daora caraca da vontade de ver isso de pertinho esses cadaver é sinistro😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻

[@paulojose1474]

Sençacional o trabalho. Paulo José, Minas Gerais, Brasil.

[@cristomarjose123]

mais um mineiro kkkk

[@shadowbanned3716]

thats amazing. Just frozen in time. A battlefield abandoned as the world turned, the times changed and life went on. It tells a story like the war in the 1940s rages on in some dimension in the spaces between.

[@ryanstevens1855]

You should get an english speaking narrarator. It would be better.

[@earlabrenica9700]

Bakas ng nakaraang pangalawang or 2nd world war salute from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@桃乃木坂-u7v]

日本国政府はやらないであろう事をやっていただき、ありがとうございます。

[@patrickmccleary1144]

Translation: " Thank you for doing something that the government of japan would not do."

[@桃乃木坂-u7v]

@@patrickmccleary1144 Thank you for translation.

[@niza4682]

From Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@bonnie8441]

Excellent video.Well done.

[@yujiogi]

成田山と書いてあった木札は、お守りですね。

[@阿月渾子-u1f]

aggressor

[@Яодин-ж6ъ]

@@阿月渾子-u1f what's up? Chinese who slaughtered Uighurs and Tibetans

[@kikikitotomo]

@@阿月渾子-u1f 過去の日本を非難して今の自分の政府を知らない

[@williamkaylor1191]

I agree with JB. The music is uneccessary.Would rather hear the sound of the wind at the olcation.

[@dmfj1980]

Or just about anything else would be just fine too. It really is a terrible choice of music. Just about the worst combination of video and audio I've ever seen and heard. Just being honest

[@rahmatafandi1441]

Perang hnya membawa kmatian,kesengsara,an dan pnderita'an.From indonesia

[@zheeayunda8010]

Wah, kirain saya sndiri yg nonton dr Indonesia 😀

[@rahmatafandi1441]

@@zheeayunda8010 Aku dri pklongan tehh.Teteh dari mana???

[@zheeayunda8010]

@@rahmatafandi1441 aku jatim 😀

[@dwingatmono98]

Tapi tanpa perang kedamaian TDK akan terwujud.

[@johnnyreb3487]

I totally agree, and its not that I wish to know their coordinates at all, just info their finds, with maybe a little bit of elaboration, and history. Imo the music killed it..

[@markmcme8349]

Amazing video. But I don't know if I would be handling those grenades even after all this time. ...actually, especially after all this time!

[@VayaconChupacabra]

@ 5:14 I thought that I had an episode of X22 Report starting up in the *background......does anyone know whether or not any of the remains and artifacts that were found were ever returned to the surviving families of these soldiers?

[@karstenseterbakken3617]

What a great discovery of potential restoration projects you found there on the island

[@hodaka1000]

It's not unknown

[@Harpoon-]

帝國陸軍第91師団に敬意を表します。 特に半数以上の士官を失いながらも敵に吶喊した戦車第十一連隊には深く感謝をします。

[@trollgames321k5]

They had a true worrior in their souls

[@Cumlordcasa]

I love you

[@fuzileiro1974]

All over the world, tanks are reconstructed. This japanese ones and there are a lot, deserves another fait. Today almost everything can be done, I know that they are not as beautiful as a Tiger or a Panther, but at last, the japanese entusiasts must start working on some projects . . . I think !

[@tomfrazier1103]

There are a lot of Japanese tanks & artillery in parks and on military bases all over the Western U.S. I recall seeing a lot of small Japanese mountain guns with the wheels rotting away around the Presidio in San Francisco in the 1980s. There is a large 120-150 mm Japanese gun on a plinth in front of the Veteran's Hall in San Luis Obispo California. Camp San Luis, the National Guard base has at least one Japanese tank, a smaller one. In Santa Maria there is at least one Renault tank, purchased by the U.S. in WWI.

[@MoDave82]

Awesome video

[@chipschannel9494]

Great what they are doing for the deceased, just TOO casual with that unexplored ordnance for me!!!

[@patrickmccleary1144]

obviously they had never been to Guam!

[@trimule]

Compared to the way Western European UK and US react to unexploded ordinance (going apeshit) these Russian diggers in the videos are always extremely casual about this stuff. "Box full of rusty grenades? Just toss it over to the side and we'll dump it on the pile later."

[@donlindgren109]

For me, this is more valuable than you may imagine. It is easy to say “when life gives you lemons make lemonade” .... fine, but easier said than done, the question is how, and you’ve touched on that. Thanks. Hang in there the days are getting longer.

[@WornDownSaint]

How about that samurai sword at 9:30?? Pure artistry and craftsmanship for it to STILL look that good 80 years later. Looked in better shape than everything else in the video.

[@tranduyantran8230]

That is the shinGunto the japanese Army sword not the samurai sword

[@hottown]

Wow! Too much. War is so ugly. So glad you go to find the remnants and remains of the fallen soldiers so they can finally go home!

[@bbb462cid]

Aircraft is a Bell Airacobra. Soviet VVS liked them a lot; US supplied them to the Soviets as part of Lend-Lease.

[@damit505]

Didn’t the Russians fix what the problem was with engine which is why the allies got rid of them

[@bbb462cid]

@@damit505 "Fix" the "problem"? "Got rid of them"? Got "rid of" what? What problem? I think you misunderstand Lend-Lease as well as this aircraft's design specs and usage. The USSR *was* part of the Allies. The Soviets re-engineered parts of the airframe by adding extra fuselage skins and support in the area just forward of the empennage. They found that in their service, those parts iof the airrfame needed to be beefed up. That was a combo of fairly hard use in poor conditions on pretty rough airfields in aircraft that the US considered obsolete virtually in 1941, so they didn't get additional development. The Soviets also tended to tremove the wing guns to improve overall handling. You're confusing P-39s (and probably P-63s as well) with VVS P-40Es that were re-fitted with Klimov M-105 engines, I think. But that wasn't actually a "fix" for an engine problem either. The P-39 was considered an odd bird by the USAAC and USAAF. The center of gravity, the landing gear arangement, armament logistics, idiosyncratic maintenance needs, and the output extension shaft between the pilot's legs that made pilots fear for their balls in a crash were all marks against it in US service, because better planes were available. in addition the design ended up not fitting well with USAAC/USAAF tactical and strategic doctrine, which had shed it's pre-war sham of "pursuit of enemy bombers over the USA" posture by 1942. But the US used them for training and trainee pilots considered them a bit of a 'hot rod' plane, but then again they were also training on other obsolete planes.

[@tbd-1]

Close-actually P-63 King Cobras. The giveaways are the rectangular intakes in the wing leading edge (P-39 had 2 on each side, P-63 only had 1) and the 4 blade prop.

[@bbb462cid]

@@tbd-1 THAT is something I did not know

[@hannahmich7342]

@@bbb462cid These aircraft worked very well with the type fo fight taking place here. In Western Europe most dog fights took place at high altitude something these models were not well suited for. They worked very well at low altitudes.

[@MoDave82]

Love this video!!!

[@juanpegomez8683]

Good video . Que descansen en paz

[@valdiraparecidocardoso9856]

Ai sim o canal voltou o quiera so musica e os achado 👍

[@davidwhitney1171]

The tanks are mainly the Type 97 "Chi-Ha," which was the standard Japanese medium tank throughout the war. Effective in the jungle regions for which it was designed, it was totally outclassed by the American M4 Sherman. Some of these in this video are the somewhat improved version introduced late in the war, distinguished by its larger, more rectangular turret, which however remained inadequate, particularly against the Soviet T-34 and other Soviet tanks which they were up against. For those interested Tamiya has issued very good models of both variations...

[@WornDownSaint]

You had a lot of work to do if the Sherman outclassed your tank. That thing was a rolling death trap.

[@MrClarkM]

Hi great video , What island was this ?

[@WWII_METAL_DETECTING]

Shumshu (yap. 占守島, Syumushu-to; on the Russian map of 1745 - Shum[1]) is one of the islands of the northern group of the Kuril Islands. Separated from Kamchatka (Cape Lopatka) The first Kuril Strait is about 11 km wide, from Paramushir Island - the Second Kuril Strait, about 2 km wide. Administratively, the island is part of the North Kuril City District of the Sakhalin region. At the beginning of the XXI century, the island has no permanent population[2], there is a border post and a lighthouse. Previously, there were settlements on the island of Baykovo, Shutovo, Noisy, Babushkino, Kurbatovo, Kozyrevsk. An abandoned former Japanese airfield is located near Baikovo, where L-410 aircraft from Yelizovo flew back in the 90s of the XX century[3]. Traces of the events of 1945 are still visible on the island. A lot of fortifications: pillboxes, bunkers, trenches, anti-tank ditches, warehouses left by the Japanese. The remains of tanks, planes, shells, cartridges, aviation bombs are scattered around the island, it is all pitted with craters from bombing. Having reached the dominant height, you can easily see several pillboxes, from which almost the entire island is shot through.

[@MrClarkM]

@@WWII_METAL_DETECTING Thanks for the info

[@タコ友]

成田山新勝寺の、お守りかな、😭たぶん？、日本に、帰りたかっただろうね

[@edwhatshisname3562]

ビデオの最後で見つけた彫刻と布製バッグについて話しているのですか？それはかなりよく保存されていて、すべてが考慮されました。それの重要性は何ですか、そしてそれが返されたらなぜそれが最善でしょうか？

[@阿月渾子-u1f]

aggressor

[@Яодин-ж6ъ]

@@阿月渾子-u1f what's up? Chinese who slaughtered Uighurs and Tibetans

[@Orbit_Corona]

The plane wreckage at 10:20 looks like it was a US built Bell P-39 Airacobra. Notice that the engine is behind the cockpit, with a driveshaft to the propeller. Russia loved using that fighter plane. P-39Q-21 had a four-bladed Aeroproducts propeller.

[@arlindobasso4339]

imagine the suffering of these soldiers in this time of limitless conflict in a terrible war, will it be that these dead were buried and the family found out or disappeared in the war

[@SilvercreekAnimations]

Poor M.I.A soliders

[@Hohoho841]

I love WWII !!!!

[@andreasmartin7942]

Strange choice of music...as if this was some kind of safari.

[@legoshi6769]

Great find. Every pieces of history and people from ww1-2 should be found and never be forgotten.

[@emilymcfadden4360]

You know. I dearly hope efforts to "dna" these fallen soldiers who valiantly fell on their own land is done in order to link to descendants living in Japan,and return to the approiate Shrine in Japan the remains of those fallen. Would you not want your people to be treated with respect? It be a humane and honorable thing to do.

[@Chrissurfs]

I love it ! ! Maybe written comments on island and objects but just the same, I love it.

[@eunicedamasceno5616]

Muito interessante ver isto parabéns

[@Alice_Sanity]

Something I would to see...WW2....thank you so much

[@bobmarwood4232]

The remains of those young men should be left in peace with their comrades and accoutrements.

[@AceBanana100]

Grave robbers in the name of morbid fascination on how we decompose. Great sound track also (NOT)

[@sensational_cellar8606]

@@AceBanana100 The music was incredibly disrespectful - as if it’s a Call Of Duty video game.

[@colinmackay92]

These teams attempt to find the bodies of fallen soldiers in order to try to identify them and then contact there families. What these guys are doing is noble. And they certainly aren't grave robbers. These men didn't want to be left behind. They wanted to go home. These people are trying to fulfill that.

[@adammiller6747]

AMAZING 🤯👌💥

[@幸田露伴は動かない]

遺骨だけでも日本に帰ってきて欲しい

[@gx-robotfactory7752]

領土も返してもらわねば 条約期間はすでに過ぎている

[@gianaciola1342]

CLEAN MOTHER EARTH OF ALL WAR RELICS.PURIFY OUR BEAUTIFUL PLANET.I LOVE EARTH.

[@thumperpaul]

Never heard of this battle. I would love to have been present for this excursion, thanks for posting!

[@инквизиторнато]

европейское образование)))учи историю))но не то что вам втирают в уши))вы много чего не знаете

[@aohung7620]

Đó là những gì còn sót lại của chiến tranh i♥️🇻🇳

[@あつみとしき]

ここは･･･占守島か･･･ なるほど、だから日本兵の遺骨を触ってる訳だ

[@PhoneBoothLivin]

Was the blade on the sword still good ?

[@Aizat-kj9no]

Fascinating, beautiful, interesting and amazing!!!!!

[@urbex_prato]

Top!!

[@ゆい-i7f8u]

一部は日本の博物館に寄贈してほしい

[@wisans.5085]

Thanks.

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

This place has virtually almost no shelter. Rocks, trees...nothing.

[@jacko5522]

There would of been things built, and things such as trenches back then. They didnt leave everything behind and weather takes most out. Its just crazy it shows us how long ago that was. And how much of a impact it had on the world.

[@jacko5522]

There wouldve been craters from bombs everything. Crazy

[@number1forthewin]

Video is great but it is greater if there is no background music.