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Letters from Iwo Jima - Preparing for the invasion & Kuribayashi's Honour
zhlédnutí 124KPřed 5 lety
Scene from Letters from Iwo Jima (2006).
Baradin Hold 25M Ret Pally POV
zhlédnutí 488Před 11 lety
I see Argaloth as the raid-buffed test dummy :) So I recorded this out of boredom and how hard I could push my pally given his gear (ilvl 352). I hope this inspires other ret pallies to gear up and have a go, I have read other pallies doing up to 18k and even 20k ! So anythings possible, enjoy
Inbetweeners - Dutch Girl
zhlédnutí 56KPřed 11 lety
S03E04. Property of Hopscotch films
Band of Brothers Tribute - Airborne Infantry
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 11 lety
Some clips are distorted for reasons I do not know of, hope you like anyway. Tribute to band of brothers, one of my favourite ww2 series. Song: Epic Score - Hold your ground.
Call of Duty (2003) Trailer
zhlédnutí 34KPřed 13 lety
My favourite trailer for this fps classic... Strangely there wasn't a video of it on youtube anywhere so I took the liberty of bringing it to justice... if anyone happens to stumble across it that is... All copyright goes to their respective owners.
DBZ Majin Vegeta AMV Tribute
zhlédnutí 23KPřed 13 lety
My tribute video for Vegeta and his reasons for fighting Goku during the majin buu saga. Song: Audiomachine - Danuvius

Komentáře

  • @ryancampbell5039
    @ryancampbell5039 Před 3 měsíci

    Toured the Former Imperial Japanese headquarters on Okinawa. The thing they said that made them feel the most alive was “breathing fresh air” Air was a luxury….

  • @Firguy
    @Firguy Před 4 měsíci

    2003: "In the war that changed the world No one fought alone Ordinary soldiers fighting together through the chaos of battle..." 2009: "Nazi Zombies!! LOL!" 2013: "One of our greatest innovations is a dog! WOOF WOOF!" 2016: "THIS IS GROUND CONTROL TO MAJOR TOM! YOU'VE REALLY MADE THE GRADE!" 2022: "Buy 10 Battlepasses and get the Nicki Minaj Operator Bundle for 15% off!"

  • @MisterSingh.
    @MisterSingh. Před 4 měsíci

    Can somebody please explain why the officer who was standing said "ya" in response. This does not feel like the japanese "and"

    • @user-ns1tg1cr6b
      @user-ns1tg1cr6b Před 3 měsíci

      1:19 you mean this?

    • @user-vi1tt9pd5w
      @user-vi1tt9pd5w Před 6 dny

      日本語で拒否を表す「いや」ですね。これは「嫌」とは少し意味が違います。 普通は「いや、そうではない」などの使い方をするので「いや」のみの意味で使うのは文法的には間違っていますが、会話では使うことがあります。

  • @arahard25017
    @arahard25017 Před 4 měsíci

    The Constitution of Japan. CHAPTER II. RENUNCIATION OF WAR. Article 9. Aspiring sincerely to an international peace based on justice and order, the Japanese people forever renounce war as a sovereign right of the nation and the threat or use of force as means of settling international disputes. In order to accomplish the aim of the preceding paragraph, land, sea, and air forces, as well as other war potential, will never be maintained.The right of belligerency of the state will not be recognized. ※Under current legal interpretation, the Self-Defense Forces do not fall under "land, sea, and air forces, as well as other war potential," and are considered to have the minimum necessary right to self-defense. Amendments to this Constitution shall be initiated by the Diet, through a concurring vote of two-thirds or more of all the members of each House, and thereafter shall be submitted to the people for ratification, which shall require the affirmative vote of a majority of all votes cast, either at a special referendum or at such election as the Diet shall specify. Exclusively Defense is the basic stance of Japan's independent defense strategy since the end of World War II. "Exclusively defense" is described as a passive defense strategy that follows the spirit of the Constitution, in which defensive forces are only used in the event of an armed attack by the other side, the form in which they are used is limited to the minimum necessary for self-defense, and the defensive forces possessed are also limited to the minimum necessary for self-defense. This definition has been used in subsequent Cabinet decisions in responses to questions in the Diet. In other words, threatening attacks, preemptive attacks, retaliatory attacks, and attacks on enemy territory (with the exception of missile launch bases, etc.) are prohibited. To put it simply, "You can't shoot until you're shot." Furthermore, the Japanese Constitution prohibits military tribunals, so there is no military law. There are also no related laws that allow for the arrest of spies from other countries. To put it bluntly, Japan's security is a national defense strategy that assumes the presence of U.S. forces in Japan.

    • @DomWeasel
      @DomWeasel Před 4 měsíci

      That is what the US wanted.

    • @arahard25017
      @arahard25017 Před 4 měsíci

      @@DomWeasel On the contrary, they are now expected to be the vanguard of the anti-China movement. In reality, they probably want to use the Japan Self-Defense Forces to maintain peace in East Asia and the Pacific, which is convenient for America.

    • @DomWeasel
      @DomWeasel Před 4 měsíci

      @@arahard25017 The US wanted to turn Japan into a helpless puppet after WW2 without ever thinking about the ramifications of such an act in the region. They never considered the possibility of China being a threat. Now as you say they expect Japan as one of the foremost economies in the region to be the lead in the Anti-China bloc, except Japan is hamstringed by the constitution the US forced on them.

  • @arahard25017
    @arahard25017 Před 4 měsíci

    In the 77 years since the end of the war, Japan's SDF has not engaged in combat or murder in other countries. but The United States has encouraged Japan to rearm, and the Korean War is the background to this. And in 2024, the United States expects Japan to act as a bulwark against China. Of course, Japan has no intention of sending troops to the continent as in the 20th century, and it does not have the economic and military power to do so. As a Japanese person, I believe that Japan is aiming for a Swiss-style defense strategy. However, it is also true that Japan's vassal state status in the United States cannot be erased. In Japan, the war in Ukraine has sparked debate over whether to resume arms exports, the first since the Korean War, and plans are underway to develop a new generation of fighter jets in cooperation with the UK and Italy.

  • @SFConor
    @SFConor Před 9 měsíci

    20 years later call of duty Morden warfare 3 is out on ps4 and ps5

  • @SkoolConnor
    @SkoolConnor Před 9 měsíci

    first COD game I ever played, and funny enough it came out a month after I was born!

  • @swaminathanbalakrishnan1399
    @swaminathanbalakrishnan1399 Před 10 měsíci

    1:51 Navy man confirmed xD

  • @JustHackingAround
    @JustHackingAround Před 10 měsíci

    Still an epic trailer 20 years later.

  • @side.questz
    @side.questz Před 11 měsíci

    Jay really did look shameful as the others looked at him with disgust

  • @SM-xc4rl
    @SM-xc4rl Před rokem

    fear the man who wants to protect something and accepted he will die while doing that...

  • @koh631
    @koh631 Před rokem

    業績が芳しくないのは従業員のせい(?_?) 栗林閣下 転生してくださいm(__)m

  • @fizh5241
    @fizh5241 Před rokem

    The inter service rivalvry in a nutshell.

    • @DomWeasel
      @DomWeasel Před 4 měsíci

      The rivalry between the IJA and IJN seems so utterly mad but when you read some of the things the different branches of the US military say about each other and how the politicians who've served in different branches have shown blatant favouritism, you can understand how such a culture is fostered and nurtured. And festers.

  • @beantownbookie5241
    @beantownbookie5241 Před rokem

    Still here 2023

  • @mcmike89
    @mcmike89 Před rokem

    Medal of Honor was the foundation that started the Call of Duty and Battlefield franchise, all credit goes to MOH.

  • @BlahKDubstep
    @BlahKDubstep Před rokem

    The tunnels created alot of havoc for the Marines. They definitely accomplish their purpose

  • @kevinlatham5661
    @kevinlatham5661 Před rokem

    the casualties the americans suffered in the Iwo Jima and Okinawa campaigns due to the fanatical and suicidal resistance of the japanese was a significant factor in the decision to use the atomic bomb.hundreds of thousands of US and millions of japanese lives would have been lost in an invasion of the home islands. orders had been given by japanese high command to murder all POWs and civilian internees should japan itself be invaded.

  • @phuongming2449
    @phuongming2449 Před rokem

    Tadamichi Kuribayashi is so badass his speech instantly cure my depression and mental illness!! My body is now fully charged with samurai spirit

  • @timothy1949
    @timothy1949 Před rokem

    actually the guy should be happy because he doesnt have to die here and can sit in the mainland until the war ends...not sure why he looks so unhappy...and btw, US intel suggested that it would take them 5 days to take the island, and the battle lasted more than a month. and, like tarawa or peleliu, there is a lot of debate on whether it was actually worth it to invade these islands. a lot of people dont know iwo jima was used as an emergency air field for B29 bombers and potential launch sit for shorter range B24 bombers, which never happened, and not that many B29 landed due to emergercies. the island was not very good as a naval base or infantry base, it was actually not that useful to capture this island...and nearby island that were not invaded continue to use radar to detect US bombers and sent warning signals back to the mainland...

  • @claudiopolderman7751

    Support -> Shimizu

  • @terrorsaur599
    @terrorsaur599 Před 2 lety

    Tadamichi Kuribayashi is perhaps the most underrated commander of the Axis Powers. Not only was he a skilled, pragmatic general who inflicted some of highest casualty rates the United States ever suffered during the war, but he was also a compassionate, rational human being. He evacuated civilians so they wouldn’t get caught in the crossfire, he shared the hardships of his men living in appalling conditions, he visited wounded soldiers in the hospital, he forbade the use of banzai charges (believing them to be futile and a waste), and he openly opposed going to war with the U.S. (believing it to be last nation Japan should fight). It is said that the Japanese government sent Kuribayashi to Iwo Jima, knowing he wouldn’t make it off alive. Kuribayashi himself knew defending Iwo Jima was an inevitable defeat, but he also knew if the U.S. captured it, Japan would be in full range of American bombers. If defending Iwo Jima meant protecting his nation’s civilians from those bombs for even a little while longer, then he would gladly defend that island to his last breath. The Battle of Iwo Jima lasted for over a month and resulted in nearly 28,000 American casualties, and it climaxed with group of Japanese soldiers launching a sneak attack on an American encampment before being wiped out. It is said this group of Japanese soldiers was led by Kuribayashi himself, making him one of last generals to lead from the front and die in the front. The reason his body wasn’t identified in the aftermath is because he wore the uniform of a common soldier, not an officer. Tadamichi Kuribayashi was one of the best men the Axis Powers had to offer during the war and it’s a shame he isn’t widely known like Erwin Rommel. I honestly can’t thank this film enough for giving him the recognition he rightfully deserves. Rest In Peace General Tadamichi Kuribayashi (1891-1945).

    • @cheng3580
      @cheng3580 Před 2 lety

      Banzai charges were banned since 1904 since the Siege of Port Arthur. By 1944 Banzai charges were more of a thing you do if the situation has truly gone dire. But of course in Iwo Jima it was a completely different story, most of the garrison was already demoralized and the hope of reinforcements coming was all but for nothing. So Banzai charges were done mostly out of desperation.

    • @VideoMixer1000
      @VideoMixer1000 Před rokem

      bro are you just copy and pasteing this comment everywhere? the same comment has already been posted on another video by you. You are obviously very proud of your comment and you want attention :D well: great comment we are all proud of your cute analysis and recognition that he was a great general.

    • @Moises-hq4dz
      @Moises-hq4dz Před rokem

      @@VideoMixer1000 shut up bitch. My man’s jus helped me complete an assignment.

    • @JG-ff5rn
      @JG-ff5rn Před rokem

      He only served briefly as the chief of staff of an army and otherwise was only commanding a division. As a divisional commander you do not strategically think out of the box in the way rommel or other field marshals did so he cannot be compared to them, he has no noteworthy achievements. In Iwo jima he used the difficult terrain to his advantage, but since world war two brought up thousands of generals like him most of them would have more or less been able to do the same thing. Iwo jima was doomed right from the start and he only perhaps postponed the inevitable outcome a little bit longer than another general would have.

    • @johnrobinson1762
      @johnrobinson1762 Před rokem

      He's not skilled, he's not pragmatic, much less rational minded. The disgust is well placed considering the situation of most of the world in 2023 for the sake of common sense. The concepts are ludicrous. Do businesses that are successful operate like this? Why are we being asked to accept nonsense like its scripture?

  • @honotron
    @honotron Před 2 lety

    We need full episodes with narration uploaded 😂 "Will performs a planking manouvre and then grinds up and down very awkwardly on top of a disappointed looking blonde girl"

  • @frozenphoenix5121
    @frozenphoenix5121 Před 2 lety

    This movie opened my eyes and made me stop and think that not all of America's enemies were savages they were patriots who wanted to go back home also.

    • @surfingtothestars
      @surfingtothestars Před 2 lety

      that's true for the most part. But the Japanese were notoriously brutal throughout their conquest of Asia and did numerous atrocities to POWs and civilians

    • @osolsl9321
      @osolsl9321 Před 2 lety

      @@surfingtothestars Ok Vietnam😂

    • @Jermster_91
      @Jermster_91 Před rokem

      Tell that to any country that was occupied by Japan and they will see Japan how the Polish saw the Germans.

    • @primkup
      @primkup Před rokem

      The Japanese were savages. There were exceptions, of course, but they were often extremely brutal.

    • @jt6761
      @jt6761 Před 11 měsíci

      Fuck japan

  • @kamkam_99
    @kamkam_99 Před 2 lety

    局面を打開する方策なく遅滞作戦をしても破局を先延ばしにするだけだ。 しかし島内の兵力にしか権限のない栗林中将にはどうしようもない話。 戦争に勝つ方策なく戦争指導していた中央の方が問題だ。

    • @jcnruad5810
      @jcnruad5810 Před rokem

      As a former japan occupied country, we actually support japan war against allied country, because we see japan as our liberators. But everything was change when your troops being mean and harassed our innocent people, not mention the suffering because our resources is taken for the war efforts, in the end our love turned into hatred.....

  • @n_v9386
    @n_v9386 Před 2 lety

    It's actually crazy to think about - you dig all day, then you sleep then wake up and dig some more all the while not knowing when the enemy will come. Could be tomorrow could be next month. Hey maybe they'll bypass the island and never come who knows. Will the tunnels even work? Will you starve before the Americans come? Like Eugene Sledge said on Okinawa "War is mostly waiting". I cannot imagine being in that constant state of not knowing. Living off rations and hoping you'll last just one more day.

    • @Athrun82
      @Athrun82 Před rokem

      I read once that one of the hardest duty for any soldier is waiting.

  • @values26
    @values26 Před 2 lety

    The japanese lost the battle or did they? They lost over 90% of the garrision yet inflicted the most casulties in marine history on a 5 mile island with little food, water, ammunition, and no air/sea support...Wierd statistic. Thanks to Kurayabashi and the commander of okinawa...they scared the shit out of the americans to invade the mainland lol

  • @bunnysash3298
    @bunnysash3298 Před 2 lety

    "If our children can live safely for one more day it would be worth the one more day that we defend this island." I would have been sold right then and there. But I am american so I don't fully know what a Japanese soldier would have said or done hearing this.

    • @AmTrFilms
      @AmTrFilms Před 2 lety

      Might have been more stirring for them if it was the Emperor instead of children

    • @rickm6076
      @rickm6076 Před 2 lety

      It’s heartbreaking because they were already dying. The napalm bombings of Japan’s main islands were already under way.

    • @shivmalik9405
      @shivmalik9405 Před 2 lety

      @@AmTrFilms Yeah no. I don’t think the ordinary soldier cared too much about an emperor who was more myth than fact than about their own children.

    • @AmTrFilms
      @AmTrFilms Před 2 lety

      @@shivmalik9405 They practically had a religious devotion to the emperor.

    • @jcnruad5810
      @jcnruad5810 Před rokem

      Well, like a wise man once said; "Older men declare war. But it is youth that must fight and die."

  • @jd2161
    @jd2161 Před 2 lety

    That's it. That was the speech?

    • @osolsl9321
      @osolsl9321 Před 2 lety

      Its not really a speech, title is misleading.

  • @K4n01
    @K4n01 Před 3 lety

    2:20 Grave of the Fireflies... T_T

    • @johncarter4956
      @johncarter4956 Před 2 lety

      You know what is sad about that movie? The planes that bomb those kids city in GotF could possibly be taken off from Iwo Jima.

  • @necrotyk1985
    @necrotyk1985 Před 3 lety

    funny that he talks about keeping children safe, when his companions raped and/or slaughtered hundreds of thousands of chinese women and young girls and tortured to death or best case scenario simply killed and equal number of men and young boys. These fuckers deserved to be fire bombed.

  • @HypnovaFPS
    @HypnovaFPS Před 3 lety

    it all started here.

  • @sgt.alexeilvanovichvoronin1650

    Very good.

  • @XavierKrell
    @XavierKrell Před 3 lety

    Medic.

  • @user-he8tq3pb1c
    @user-he8tq3pb1c Před 3 lety

    That answer of kuribagiasi made my veins run with loyalty blood. I would die for that man defending a small hole on the sea even if the enemy was 18 to 1!!! Hail japanese warrior general from a greek man. We need Men real Men like him in nowdays.

    • @jd2161
      @jd2161 Před 2 lety

      If you think this was good try watching commander Erwins charge here on CZcams

    • @stoggafllik
      @stoggafllik Před 2 lety

      The Greeks were strong, moving people. Masters of civilisation and progress. Such a shame what Greece is being reduced to these days..

    • @MrPancake777
      @MrPancake777 Před rokem

      @@stoggafllik every civilisation had its prime days. The Babylonians, the Chinese, the Egyptians, the Greeks, the Persians, the Romans, the British….all made invaluable contributions to the world. But their time came and went. Just the way of the world

    • @Chuked
      @Chuked Před rokem

      @@MrPancake777 every single nation that has existed and will ever exist will fall

    • @user-pn3im5sm7k
      @user-pn3im5sm7k Před rokem

      Based Greek samurai 🇬🇷

  • @charlesleeray8728
    @charlesleeray8728 Před 3 lety

    Ohsugi = Kakashi Kuribayashi = Obito

  • @xtremethegreatone9775

    Funny. The last name Kuribayashi has a same last name for a female soldier from anime show called The Gate; thus, the jsdf fought there.

  • @4id4n
    @4id4n Před 3 lety

    wtf age restricted lol

  • @euwardandretalanay2430

    This just never gets old.

  • @friendlysperg1372
    @friendlysperg1372 Před 4 lety

    Jay looks shameful as the others stare at him in disgust.

  • @TraustiGeir
    @TraustiGeir Před 4 lety

    And they lasted for over a month. I'd say the tunnels served their purpose.

    • @rc59191
      @rc59191 Před 2 lety

      Pretty impressive at the rate they were offing themselves in the movie.

    • @rickm6076
      @rickm6076 Před 2 lety

      In a hideous sort of way. The extent they went to defend Iwo was part of the calculation to drop the atomic bombs later. Figured if they’d do all that for Iwo then japans main islands must be all tunnels

    • @22ola12
      @22ola12 Před 2 lety

      @@rickm6076 nah they found gateway to end the war and immediately took it.cause the outcome was gonna be worse than the two bombs

    • @charliep5139
      @charliep5139 Před rokem

      Only battle where US casualties exceeded Japanese casualties….

    • @user-pn3im5sm7k
      @user-pn3im5sm7k Před rokem

      @@charliep5139 That is nowhere even true. Battle of Savo Island? 58 Japanese casualties vs 1077 Americans? Philippines? 4000 Japanese vs 25000 Americans?

  • @DY-em4bf
    @DY-em4bf Před 4 lety

    Battle iwo jima victims is : America 100.000 army,total victim is 30.000 people and dead 20.000 people... Japan 20.000 army,total victim is 15.000 all dead and survive just 5000 people...Imagine If japanese have more ammo,less water and food,i thing victims in side america is more more much again,tadamichi tactics defends is killer and powerful,hes a brilliant general japanese have it...?!

    • @memorarenz
      @memorarenz Před 4 lety

      American KIA is 6,821 with a further 19000 ish wounded.

    • @danusticia2711
      @danusticia2711 Před 2 lety

      America is evil.

    • @user-pn3im5sm7k
      @user-pn3im5sm7k Před 2 lety

      @@memorarenz Yeah there is no way you are going through those tunnels with only 6,821 dead, especially since the soldiers at Iwo Jima were seasoned veterans.....

    • @memorarenz
      @memorarenz Před 2 lety

      @@user-pn3im5sm7k haaaaahhhaaha

    • @memorarenz
      @memorarenz Před 2 lety

      @Gap Youkai so America has been hiding these deaths for 70 years lol We have the post war reports, etc.

  • @pagansaiyan8114
    @pagansaiyan8114 Před 4 lety

    The most epic fight in the series right here. The rematch we all wanted. Ending with the most tear-jerking conclusion, from child prodigy to heartless warrior to savior, making the ultimate sacrifice for everyone. Even his rival. Proving that dbz isn't just fighting, the show itself has soul.

  • @bigbraintime8518
    @bigbraintime8518 Před 4 lety

    I subbed great job

  • @Nothingmore146
    @Nothingmore146 Před 4 lety

    I remember this being the third battle my grandma was on (America) he was on tinian and Saipan before never said hate once. But I knew just now from talking to him this was the worst battle.

    • @Nothingmore146
      @Nothingmore146 Před 4 lety

      I watched this movie with him and I felt bad for inviting him. he was a decorated war vet that tried to forget it and only came to see if for his grand son and cuz my grandmother said he’d be fine , I feel like a pieced shirt now.

    • @massimoe.nicolin6067
      @massimoe.nicolin6067 Před 4 lety

      You mean grandpa?

    • @Nothingmore146
      @Nothingmore146 Před 4 lety

      Massimo Nicolin yes I meant grandpa I didn’t realize the selling error. It must have been spell check

    • @yoshikiyamaguchi5295
      @yoshikiyamaguchi5295 Před 3 lety

      My grandpa was in Saipan as well (I am Japanese). Crazy to think about how long its been since the war ended, and I pray for those who died on both side.

    • @memento5113
      @memento5113 Před 3 lety

      @@yoshikiyamaguchi5295 Nothing but respect for the people who fought and died on both sides. They were hard men back then, a different breed. I'm glad the war is over and that Japan and USA are friends now. /From Sweden

  • @peterdavies2960
    @peterdavies2960 Před 5 lety

    If I was with them, I'd puke

  • @MrPachenko
    @MrPachenko Před 6 lety

    What the fuck was that gay narration ???!!!

  • @Bobkat182
    @Bobkat182 Před 7 lety

    What the fuck is up with the narration.

    • @JimHardie1
      @JimHardie1 Před 6 lety

      Literally The exact words that went through my mind as I was scrolling down to leave a comment saying the same thing

  • @jammiiee
    @jammiiee Před 7 lety

    Jay looks shameful as the others stare at him in disgust.

  • @NaGaLaGaL
    @NaGaLaGaL Před 7 lety

    Operation Cunt Destroyer ftw

  • @themarvelousjoe1501
    @themarvelousjoe1501 Před 7 lety

    The one that started all until it went downhill