Guadalcanal Campaign FULL DOCUMENTARY - Pacific War Animated
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Kings and Generals' historical animated documentary series covering the Pacific War week by week continues with a full documentary on the Guadalcanal Campaign.
Podcast: thepacificwar.podbean.com
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#2 - Invasion of Malaya: ⢠Japanese Invasion of M...
#3 - Guam, Wake, the Philippines: ⢠Japan Attacks Everywhe...
#4 - Borneo, Philippines: ⢠Japan Continues Attack...
#5 - Wake Island: ⢠Fall of Wake Island - ...
#6 - Kampar: ⢠Battle of Kampar - Pac...
#7 - Slim River: ⢠Battle of Slim River -...
#8 - Dutch East Indies: ⢠Battle for the Dutch E...
#9 - New Britain: ⢠Invasion of New Britai...
#10 - Fall of Malaya: ⢠Fall of Malaya - Pacif...
#11 - Makassar: ⢠Battle of Makassar Str...
#12 - Fall of Singapore: ⢠Fall of Singapore - Pa...
#13 - Sumatra: ⢠Japanese Invasion of S...
#14 - Timor: ⢠Japanese Invasion of T...
#15 - Java: ⢠Fall of Java - Pacific...
#16 - Rangoon: ⢠Fall of Rangoon - Paci...
#17 - US Response: ⢠How the US Responded t...
#18 - Tojo: ⢠Hideki Tojo: Bringing ...
#19 - Indian Ocean Raid: ⢠Japanese Raids in the ...
#20 - Bataan: ⢠Fall of Bataan & The B...
#21 - Doolittle Raid: ⢠Doolittle Raid: Americ...
#22 - Burma Road: ⢠Japanese Advance on Bu...
#23 - Australia's Pearl Harbor: ⢠Australia's Pearl Harb...
#24 - Coral Sea: ⢠Battle of the Coral Se...
#25 - Fall of the Philippines: ⢠Fall of the Philippine...
#26 - Fall of Burma: ⢠Fall of Burma - Pacifi...
#27 - Sei-Go: ⢠How Japan Responded to...
#28 - Midway: ⢠Battle of Midway - Pac...
#29 - Invasion of Alaska: ⢠Japanese Invasion of A...
#30 - Attack on Sydney: ⢠Japanese Attack on Syd...
#31 - MacArthur and the Philippines: ⢠How MacArthur Caused t...
#32 - New Guinea: ⢠Japan Attacks New Guin...
#33 - Biological Warfare in China: ⢠Japanese War Crimes: B...
#34 - Japan Attacks the Continental US: ⢠Japan Attacks the Cont...
#35 - Invasion of Buna-Gona: ⢠Invasion of Buna-Gona ...
#36 - Kokoda: ⢠Battle of Kokoda - Pac...
#37 - Solomon Islands: ⢠Invasion of Solomon Is...
#38 - Savo Island: ⢠Battle of Savo Island ...
#39 - Makin Island: ⢠Raid on Makin Island -...
#40 - Eastern Solomons: ⢠Battle of Eastern Solo...
#41 - Isurava: ⢠Australia's Thermopyla...
#42 - Milne Bay: ⢠Battle of Milne Bay - ...
#43 - Bloody Ridge: ⢠Battle of the Bloody R...
#44 - Ioribaiwa: ⢠Battle of the Ioribaiw...
#45 - Matanikau: ⢠Battle of Matanikau - ...
#46 - Cape Esperance: ⢠Battle of Cape Esperan...
#47 - Kokoda Track Counteroffensive: ⢠Kokoda Track Counterof...
#48 - Henderson Field: ⢠Battle for Henderson F...
#49 - Santa Cruz Islands: ⢠Battle of the Santa Cr...
#50 - Oivi-Gorari: ⢠Battle of Oivi-Gorari ...
#51 - Guadalcanal: ⢠Naval Battle of Guadal...
#52 - Buna-Gona: ⢠Battle of Buna-Gona - ...
#53 - Carlson's Patrol: ⢠Carlson's Long Patrol ...
#54 - Tassafaronga: ⢠Battle of Tassafaronga...
#55 - Fall of Gona: ⢠Fall of Gona - Allied ...
#56 - Mount Austen: ⢠Battle of Mount Austen...
#57 - 1st Arakan Campaign: ⢠First Arakan Campaign ...
#58 - Fall of Buna: ⢠Fall of Buna - Pacific...
#59 - Sanananda: ⢠Sanananda Campaign - P...
#60 - Galloping/Sea Horse: ⢠Galloping Horse and Se...
#61 - End of Buna-Gona: ⢠End of the Battle of B...
#62 - Rennell Island: ⢠Battle of Rennell Isla...
#63 - End of Guadalcanal: ⢠End of the Guadalcanal...
#64 - Wau: ⢠Battle of Wau - Pacifi...
#65 - First Chindits: ⢠Britain Strikes Back A...
#66 - Amchitka: ⢠Landing at Amchitka - ...
#67 - Bismarck Sea: ⢠Battle of the Bismarck...
#68 - Blackett Strait: ⢠Battle at the Blackett...
#69 - Operation Longcloth: ⢠Operation Longcloth - ...
#70 - Komandorski Islands: ⢠Battle of the Komandor...
#71 - Pacific Conference: ⢠Military Conference th...
#72 - Japan Counterattacks: ⢠Japan Tries to Counter...
#73 - Chindits #2: ⢠Return of the Chindits...
#74 - Operation Vengeance: ⢠Operation Vengeance: A...
#75 - Arakan counterattack: ⢠Japan Counterattacks i...
#76 - Drive to Salamua: ⢠Drive to Salamua - Pac...
Video: Zakuan Musa / @vectorhistoria7767
Script: Ivan Moran, Craig Watson bit.ly/3UgWAbt
VO: Devin bit.ly/3XzSCgV & bit.ly/3GUO9iT
Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound: www.epidemicsound.com
00:00 Introduction
01:26 Sponsor
02:45 Forming Operation Watchtower
10:35 Battle of Tulagi and Gavutu-Tanambogo
20:40 Seizure of Lungga
25:22 Battle of Salvo Island
36:23 Goettge Patrol
40:00 Battle of Alligator Creek
46:00 Battle of the Eastern Solomons
55:40 Matanikau Actions
1:00:00 Battle of Edsonâs Bloody Ridge
1:15:45 Sinking of the USS WASP
1:18:30 The Matanikau Offensive
1:33:15 The Battle of Cape Esperance
1:41:00 The Battle of Henderson Field
1:59:00 The Battle of Santa Cruz Island
2:14:45 The Battle of Koli Point
2:26:10 The Naval Battle of Guadalcanal
2:41:00 Carlsonâs Patrol
2:52:30 The Battle of Tassafaronga
2:58:30 The Battle of the Gifu
3:09:25 Operation KE begins
3:16:00 The battle of Mt Austen, Galloping Horse and Sea Horse
3:31:10 The Battle of Rennell Island
3:46:34 Operation KE
4:01:00 Conclusion
#Documentary #PacificWar #Guadalcanal
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kinda ironic its a defeat campaign on the japanese side and yet getting a jap ad
Please do more campaigns in this style
Please do the same for other campaigns pls :)
What happened to the sound at 2:27:25? Why does it suddenly cut off like that?
Sir Plz plz have a series on 1971 Indo-pakistani war!!!! We Indians are highly exited to here about the battle fought in 1971 war and different battles fought in this campaign at both Western and Eastern Front....
LETS GOOO! An entire 4-hour documentry on Gualdencanal? This is one of the best treats you can get on Sunday.
Watch The Pacific series even better.
You canât even spell the name properly. Just fishing for likes.
Drachinifel did an 8 part series on Guadalcanal- not animated but very informative and longer in total. 40-45 minutes each
Itâs Thursday fool
Iâm shuddering when they put the entire Pacific War in a 34 hour documentary and I of course will have to watch it
Absolutely
Itâs not something to shudder at. Itâs something to be giddy about.
@@exiledadrian103im sure he means âshudderâ in a very positive manner here
@@Kain5th My bad. Usually when someone writes or says âshudderâ I usually see it in a anxious/nervous light.
It's too bad we had to (and still have to ) resort to a violent practice such as War to resolve our issues ,
But since we have , and there is no changing the past, might as well try to learn something from all of it , IMHO
I am 82, I had three uncles fight in WWII, all survived. One as a medic in europe, one in the merchant marines on many convoys to England and on D day was in the convoy to the initial invasion in Europe, the third fought in Guadalcanal. All survived and had successful lives living to late nineties. THe other two uncles served in Korea one the entire war and survived pork chop hill, the other saving the life of a General by caring him from a building that had been attacked. My mother was the only girl in the family. God was good to them they were known as the BATT BOYS for years after their service. This is the only video I have seen on Guadalcanal. MKL
Let me ask you..
If what happened back in the late 1930s - 1950s were to happen today. And our youth drafted like they were for WW2. Do you reckon we would prevail like we did back then?
This is great that you put entire campain into one episode.
Hereâs hoping for more!
Great work. I just wish you could show some scale so I can appreciate the distances that had to be traversed.
Thatâs what I said, I was like wow he did this long of a video đĽlove this channel
I agree. It has taken me 3 days to finish the video but during that time I was happy to catch up on the status of Edson's 5th Marines.
Word
Absolute Mad Lads. You folks really are pushing the boundaries for how military history can be presented. Love all the work.
Pushing the screen boundaries yes, so much it's impossible to see if all!
My uncle Jimmy Castro served at Guadalcanal. In fact he was even mentioned in the famous book about the battle called âGuadalcanal Diaryâ written by three authors whose names I have forgotten over the years. Though the fighting was horrendous and inhuman, on both sides, my uncle Jimmy returned home as he left. He was the kindest and most gentle person I have ever known and I will always be proud and thankful that he was a part of my life.
I want to thank Kings and Generals for all of the hard work that they put into these documentaries.
I knew of the Guadalcanal campaign but never realized just how massive the island was, nor just how much Japan was forced to commit (and ultimate evacuate from) the island.
This is a masterpiece, I am a US Navy Tin Can Sailor my father served in the Navy in this area during the battle. i have been reading about the battle of Guadalcanal for years now and you have answered every question i have ever had. priceless work.
thank you
What's your work sailor
I had an uncle that fought in this battle. He was apart of the first generation marines, I canât remember what his regiment was. He would tell me about how one night they looked down at the pacific fleet that MacArthur was in charge of being attacked thinking they were beating Japan. The morning after, they went down to the beach only to receive that famous message from MacArthur: âI shall returnâ. He told me how crazy it felt to know they were trapped. He was only 15/16 when he was there. I donât remember which other battle this was, but he also fought off a Japanese soldier with his bare hands and also another one where he was nicked by a sniper bullet. He even showed me his scar on the top of his head. He had medals, and a couple Purple Hearts. He died in 2017, and he was a very proud American despite being Hispanic. He also helped my parents and my family during hard times RIP
Hand to hand fighting is just bonkers. Thatâs literally a fight for your life. I canât imagine being that young and facing a situation like that. RIP
I hope you will join the war against the People's Republic of China in the Pacific soon and prove how much you love America. If you survive, your grandchildren will talk about you in the documentaries.
The whole world is waiting impatiently for a war to break out in the Pacific with the People's Republic of China.
respects
We thank your Uncle and Family for his Bravery.
Hispanic, Caucasian, Black , Native, all of us are Family. Our origins are the Valley. Lets stop the Division now. We are one and letting anyone fuel hatred between US is not a Patriot like your Uncle and my Father were. They were two Brotherâs who never met but who wouldâve given their lives for each other. Two strangers who were Brothers. We are Brothers and Sisters too.
Stop the Divide, embrace one another.
We are in some bad times, protect your neighbors, love and support one another.
They hate us all, I went to a Rally. Those who supported Hamas told us âfrom Sea to Sea a Palestinian flag is all you will seeâ
My feelings about means zero it is meaningless. I am a nobody but I am your Brother and will fight for our Nation. My feelings about hatred is I have no room for it in my Heart.
I will fight to my Death but only to Save lives of my Family , neighbors and myself .
That being said,
Let Peace sooth the World.
Stay cool
That was the Marines first WW2 offensive. It was a long, dragged out battle. Gained major victory. Semper Fi!
The gift that keeps on giving. Kings and Generals đ
I have been watching history channel and American Hero channel productions my whole life but nothing compares to the quality of this 4 hour masterpiece.
I had an assistant Scoutmaster who was a Marine at Guadalcanal during the Pacific War. I had no idea it was so brutal.
On top of everything else, the island was rife with bad water and plenty of tropical diseases. The IJN had been trained and equipped to fight set piece wars in temperate China and the far eastern parts of the USSR. Even the most basic issue leather items for use by its common soldiers quickly fell apart in this humid, tropical island, hell.
What unit did he serve with?
@@joeywheelerii9136 I'm not sure. I was a teenager and I did not understand much about how the Marine Corp was structured on Guadalcanal until I watched some of these videos. I'm not certain that he even told us.
@@billpollard5051 I wonder if you were interested to know more, you might be able to get hold of his military service records? I don't know where you apply to in the US, it may be that you just need his name & date of birth to get started? I believe you don't need to be a relative to apply. It does help when looking here in the UK, to have the regiment as well as those details, but I imagine that the process would just take a bit longer without it, rather than make it impossible? I'm very glad that I could find out from another record, that my Grandpa was in the Green Howards, I'm in the process of planning a trip to the regiment's museum. It's fascinating stuff, so many of us would not even exist if our grandfathers had not made it home. We have a lot to be grateful for, all because those young men did what had to be done & made it back home, to make a new life in a new world. I humbly thank them all, every single one of the Allies, including your assistant Scoutmaster, for their service.
You should be getting awards for this kind of quality in your content, bros. Keep it up!!! (Im still only halfway through the pacific because theres so much lol)
Thank you!
Yo guys i had my CIE examination today and there was a surprise qiestion on battle of nahawand and i gotta thank this channel alot fr your vid of nahawand gave me enough content and saved me thanks so much đâ¤â¤
BEST 4 hrs I could ask for. For the first I have a better understanding and appreciation of the sacrifices the soldiers and sailors had to endure during the Guadalcanal campaign.
This pacific war series has been đĽ
Get out here my friend, you can not just do 4 hours of amazing content! I imagine the hard work necessary to do it all, congrats for all the teammates.
From the first bullet to the last bullet fired in combat on Guadalcanal. Fantastic video of everything that happened there. Thank you very much for this.
P>stlár
Incredible. These guys/gals are making documentaries better than entire TV channels.
My dad was on the heavy cruiser USS USS Chicago covering the marine landings. Section M fire control. With the bow of the Chicago damaged and needing repairs back in the states, my dad went to electrical training and in rising in rank in fire control he was re assigned to the stores issue ship USS Caster where he was electrician/fire control for the ship... that delivered supplies... he had a bunch of friends lost on the Chicago. Later he got a letter from a friend from the Chicago... he kept his rough draft of his response letter.
My great grandfather was a sailor in this campaign. I havenât heard to many stories of his time apart from the fact that he took a bayonet to the face and lived, so Iâm thankful for this thorough explanation. Salute to all veterans as well!
My great grandfather served in the 1st Marine Division at Guadalcanal. Donât know much about his experience unfortunately.
â@TheCorgilorian same all i know is my great grandfather was hit by a shell and his Left hand was crippled. And he was in the First Marine Division Have no idea what battalion.
I almost felt that as I read it - a bayonet to the face - strewth! Indeed, salute to all veterans. We have a lot to be grateful for - we'd not exist if they'd not come home.
One of the biggest lessons that McArthur took from Guadalcanal was "Hit them where they ain't" ... In other words, land on a different part of a targeted island farther from the Japanese garrison and make the Japanese march through the jungle to get to them so they show up already defeated.
I'm not sure which is the more impressive feat: the actual battle of Guadalcanal or this absolute unit of a documentary covering it! Well done, K&G
54:48 one of the moments where japanese thought enterprise is dead
That's why it's called the "Grey Ghost" cuz it keeps coming back in battles
My grandfather fought in the Pacific campaign as well as made the beach landings and also fought on Leyte and Okinawa and the others
Thank you so much for the well detailed documentary... Looking forward for more...â¤đđđ
Absolutely stunning. Keep up the amazing work!
I never knew that 4 hours could be this so intense
The whole campaign in one video?!?! Christmas en my birthday in one day! Hold all my calls!
Iâve followed your work for a while. This is another excellent compilation and a great look at a fascinating campaign.
Oh, there goes my Sunday! Thank you!
I know these longer form videos can be difficult for you to make, but I truly appreciate every one that you post! Thanks for the awesome content!
Hereâs a like and comment for the ol YT algorithm! This is one of the best channels on the platform, another job well done gentlemen. Keep up the great work and God speed ! Sharing this video as well!
Unbelievable how much time, research and effort went into this masterpiece. Thank you so much for doing this. I feel like in a lot of ways the Pacific War was forgotten. Unbelievably amazing job!!
This is amazing, so far , no CZcams channel documentary for Ww2 Guadalcanal Campaign with Birds eye View that is better than KINGS AND GENERAL
Besides mispronouncing about 1/2 of all the names, this video was perhaps the best documentary I have ever watched concerning this epic struggle. Truly outstanding.
There were a few errors though - for example Crutchley did not inform the two outer most TFs of his absence but he did tell the southern group that he was directly commanding and left a senior captain, Bode, in command.
Bode committed suicide, because he rightly was blamed for his incredible errors such as not taking his ship (with radar) to the front of the formation, no staying awake to command the force in Crutchleyâs absence, not advising the other TFs that his southern force was under attack (what the fuck?!) and after Mikawa moved off to engage the northern force, Bode just kept sailing away in his ship without trying to engage or turn back to assist the damaged ships of his force.
In essence, Bode did every single thing possible wrong. Crutchley must just hear some responsibility of course because it was his task group naturally, but Bode did everything in his power to fuck it up for Crutchley and the other ships of the group.
Once Bode, who was a distinctly arrogant and unlikeable character before Savo, realized the scale of his ineptitude and dereliction of duty, he killed himself.
Excellent presentation of History...Worth Watching ..
Really like the video, just finished it. Just wish you had more photos of actual footage, maps, etc to supplement some of the batte info to give more feel of the campaign
1:20 inâŚGuys, Iâve watched more of your content than I can measure. That said, when I saw 4+ hours for this video, I knew this would be the tip of the spear
This is one of the best and most entertaining videos on CZcams. Thank you.
Thanks!
Now that was a full meal deal! Thank you folks at K and G for providing us history buffs with such a cohesive video, I loved it.
It was amazing how quickly a small nation became so powerful, so quickly...true bushido...
An exceptional explanation of a complex campaign
Outstanding! This took so much research and work. Thank you
Thank you for this. This is probably the best depiction of this battle/campaign Ive ever seen. A member of my family was a marine here and to be able to see on the map the battles he described is remarkable. I could follow his life day to day on your map. Thank you
Well my Sunday just got better by kings and generals
Glad that this video showed the small terrain details that had so much effect on the battle. The huge amount of hills and knolls and that immensely long trail hacked through the jungle by Japanese engineers. Also, the single log bridge and the crude, camouflaged pillboxes at the Gifu give a sense of what it was like for individuals taking part. Not just a video of broad troop movements over bland, featureless maps. Thanks everybody!
It's funny, because I don't often watch the shorter videos; but every time one of these hour-plus videos are posted, I can't help but end up watching them.
Four hours of high quality educational content. You guys rock
I donât think Iâve actually watched the same video on CZcams for 4 hours straight, this was fascinating
As an avid WW2 history buff this is a great watch and very well done. The detail is truly exceptional and I will no pursue othesr and add my Likes to those as well. Thanks indeed.
This is an awesome video! The amount of detail and information given in the edit are amazing. From the battle plans set in a sepia tone, to the sound of the cogs whenever the day changes, everything is designed to give all the information you would want from an over the top perspective of the battlefield. Thank you so much for your effort. And I am looking forward to more videos like this for different theatres.
This is a very good documentary. Well worth the listen, thanks.
Excellent video. Superb research and presentation. Well done.
FYI, since Vincennes is in southern Indiana, we naturally pronounce it "Vin-SINZ" (local Versailles is naturally "Verr-SAILZ"). Gotta love all the former French colonial holdings around here that have... interesting Americanizations.
This is Amazing, we need more doc like this.
Excellent episode! The best one yet!
Hats off to your hard work!
This is a superb effort. I love the graphics.
Haven't watched this yet but really interested in what you have to say. I used to volunteered at a retirement home in the late 2010's and I distinctly remember this older gentleman named Clifford. He was a man with great manners and always of good humor, helping others, slow to angry, always appreciative of his caretakers. I remember talking to him and he told me that in all his years he learned that generally all people are pretty decent, black, white, Asians, all people. However, mid sentence his smile disappeared and a sullen look consumed his face as he said: "except for the Japs... You can never trust a Jap". Turns out Clifford fought in Guadalcanal and that experience was deeply troubling to him,to say the least. After watching the pacific I understand a bit of what Clifford went through and I look forward to this documentary. Despite everything, Clifford is (or was, as he may be dead now) a great man and its a real shame that great men are sometimes forced to go through the most harrowing of journeys.
I talked to a pacific vet as well who said after their surrender they were moving into Japan to occupy it and a column of Japanese soldiers was being escorted by. Someone opened fire and then everyone joined in. They just wiped out the prisoners. It's understandable but at the same time impossible to understand.
I can't fully express how enjoyable this production was for me.
The absolute best analysis of the Guadalcanal conflict. Most documentaries mention a few key battles [Savo Island] but fail in greater detail. Those battles must have been hell for all involved.
This video series has been amazingly high quality so far, and this 4h monster on a sunday is a great sweetener for the turning point of the war. I hope you guys make a megacut with all episodes at the end.
This is amazing work! Thank you!
Definitely the finest episode that I have seen.
This helped me to understand some things and battles better then reading through books with 500 pages over and over, for years!
THANK you so much!
Wow, 4 hours. Fantastic work as usual!
I'm glad you guys made this because I've actually been holding off on the Pacific docs until you release the long anticipated "full video" That will be several hours long or even spread out over several episodes that are 4-6 hours a pop, for me it's easier to consume that way, although I'm sure I'm in minority in this case
Incredible detail! Very well done!!!
Well Done!
Wow! This is the best documentary Iâve ever watched, and I have a degree in history so Iâve watched a lot of them.
Amazing depth. I really liked the detail paragraphs. The concluding material/production summaries were the icing on the cake.
I'm on vacation right now and it's great to have such a long video to chill in the room with, thanks!
4 Hour Guadalcanal Vid?? Hell yeah, you guys've done it again.
Pretty awesome. I've got the entire day off with nothing to do. So this is just about perfect timing for me.
Best history Channel on CZcams
I'm impressed that despite the narrator's British accent, he pretty much gets the pronunciation of most of the Japanese names correct.
there is such an incredible wealth of information here, and an implicit great depth of research behind it. thank you so much for releasing this! i feel almost guilty watching it for free, i promise i'll make a contribution once my paycheck hits. thanks again, astounding work you're doing here
Thanks for being so considerate. Please only donate if you can truly afford it.
So pumped to watch all of this
This is perhaps the most detailed take on the battle for Guadalcanal.
Good to listen to on Memorial Day. Support the troops.
Awesome! Thank you for the extra long episode!
Excellent work! Great video and so much detail.
It's absolutely amazing how much coordination is needed to conduct operations like this. So many moving pieces on both sides. The misplacement of a single piece could cost you everything.
The logistic capabilities of the United States were absolutely astonishing considering they were fighting a worthy opponent on two different sides of the world at the same time! Absolutely amazing stuff.
I absolutely agree!
This documentary is a triumph of research, graphics, and presentation đ. The good bad and ugly. Well done all! The best documentary of the Pacific WWII theater I've ever seen!
great video. so much easier to follow than any book. although the info is coming thick and fast, my brain is struggling to take it all in.
NICE ONE!
I am enjoying the whole Pacific War series, but I do find it hard to follow sometimes when there are jumps between theaters and actions. This gives a great summary of the Guadalcanal Campaign. Excellent video.
Just wait until 44 lol
Full doc, love it. Keep them coming!
Thank you. I was exhausted just learning about the treks and fire fights.
this video is epic.... wow i cant wait to see you guys do this for other battles
Wow! That was a fantastic video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Impressive! Worth every minute. Congrats!
K&G is always the best, love you guys.
Iâm in my car and saw this, literally exclaimed, âOh my god four hours??â boutta be a great day.
Iâm using this for a research paper! Only thing that would make this better is time stamps for the individual battles
Amazing effort and delivery. So much knowledge and effort put inđđđđ