America vs Japan: The Complete History Of WW2's Pacific Theater | WWII In The Pacific | War Stories

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War Stories

War Stories

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Pearl Harbor - 00:00
The war in the pacific started in 1941 with a ruthless surprise attack on the American naval base at Pearl Harbor. This daring attack had caught America off guard and dragged them into the war against an enemy on the other side of the world. This documentary explores the attack and the fatal consequences it had for the Japanese.
Island Hopping - 49:55
Explore the pivotal battles and ingenious tactics that defined General MacArthur's island-hopping strategy, from the intense clashes on Guadalcanal to the relentless fighting in the Philippines. Delve deeper into the strategic brilliance behind America's campaign in the Pacific.
The Atomic Bomb - 01:39:35
When America gained the upper hand in the Pacific, soldiers thought they were halfway to victory. They were wrong. The way that the Japanese forces fought only become harder to combat the closer the US got to Japan. Coming face to face with an army that would fight fanatically to the last man and never surrender was no easy task.
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 124
@jimmiemercer8930
@jimmiemercer8930 13 днів тому
Thanks War Stories for such a complete history lesson in 2 1/2 hours. My stepdad was in the Battan Death March, Staff Sargent Duane Herron. Passed away 1959 in San Angelo Texas. God Bless All!
@bl688
@bl688 10 днів тому
History should never be blurred or censored!
@anthonyobernolte2412
@anthonyobernolte2412 3 дні тому
Agreed
@ipsprez8672
@ipsprez8672 13 днів тому
It is unfortunate that the true cost of war is blurred out as if we are children.
@Wombat343
@Wombat343 13 днів тому
The true horror should be shown its teaches us
@dennisweidner288
@dennisweidner288 13 днів тому
@ipsprez8672 Welcome to Woke America.
@JudithRoumouStMaartenNews
@JudithRoumouStMaartenNews 13 днів тому
I don't like gore and guts so like this policy. Enough guts and gore in the real world. We are outnumbered by the monsters.
@mb-ky7ku
@mb-ky7ku 13 днів тому
​@@JudithRoumouStMaartenNewswhat part of this is not the real world
@JudithRoumouStMaartenNews
@JudithRoumouStMaartenNews 13 днів тому
Rent a horror movie, pampered, entitled voyeur.
@mattmansell4238
@mattmansell4238 13 днів тому
Man I'm lucky to be from the same country as these guys.
@AdrianMartinez-ho6db
@AdrianMartinez-ho6db 13 днів тому
Stop blurring people need to see it!
@dennisweidner288
@dennisweidner288 13 днів тому
There is a good bit of nonsense here. Such as the suggestion that Jaopan was a peaceful country before the Depression or that nobody in the U..S. expected war [6:45] The United States had cracked the Japanese diplomatic (purple) code. We knew very well gthat they were preparing for war.
@robertdelacruz2951
@robertdelacruz2951 13 днів тому
An old documentary, but still good.
@user-gw3jd1mr8w
@user-gw3jd1mr8w 13 днів тому
Thank you for your service God bless you and God bless America
@jamiecorstorphine1271
@jamiecorstorphine1271 9 днів тому
The ultimate and original "fcuk around and find out" amazing upload, thank you ❤😊
@MrNiceGuyHistory
@MrNiceGuyHistory 5 днів тому
Yep.. The national socialists invading Russia is up there too.
@Bobbyo60
@Bobbyo60 13 днів тому
They give McArthur to much credit for the Pacific victory. IMO Nimitz was the true leader.
@nofear2trek
@nofear2trek 10 днів тому
You noticed too? From the Solomons thru island hopping, Navy ran that show. McArthur initial plan was disapproved. And he was against island hopping, only wanted to go to Philippines.
@wooncheeleong7224
@wooncheeleong7224 8 днів тому
History repeats itself and this time humanity is at risk of total annihilation.
@KurtCityzens
@KurtCityzens 13 днів тому
Thank you for video
@Bobbyo60
@Bobbyo60 13 днів тому
Great documentary! However the scout airplane only saw one US carrier prior to the battle of Midway.
@polygamous1
@polygamous1 13 днів тому
A brilliant documentary, I always had the impression general Mccarthur left the Philippines on a PT boat for Australian
@dennisweidner288
@dennisweidner288 13 днів тому
He did, the PTs took him to an airfield in the southern Philippines that was still in U.S. hands.
@olengagallardo8551
@olengagallardo8551 13 днів тому
Yup!Its a nice film though some issues w timeline, Doug Macarthurs comming down the stairs of an aircraft is after the war not fleeing to sydney. Also the us soldiers fighting in bataan as shown are soldiers fighting after the leyte landing, the helmets says it all😊
@kensvay4561
@kensvay4561 13 днів тому
Far too much misinformation here. He did leave by PT boat.
@robertwatson9359
@robertwatson9359 6 днів тому
Mccarthur had nothing to do with Guadalcanal and was against it, That is why the Marines under the Navy were used for the invasion, He would not commit the US Army to the battle. It was all Admirals King, Nimitz and Halsey and Marine Gen. Vandergrift
@dennisweidner288
@dennisweidner288 6 днів тому
@@robertwatson9359 You are correct about MacArthur. He even convinced Giormly. He wanted nothing to do with Guadalcanal because he was not in command. Mac Arthur wanted to command the entire Pacific Theater. Most of MacASrthur's combat forces in 1942 and much of 43 were Australian. The person responsible for Guadalcanal was Adm. King. Who unlike MacArthur had one semi-ready division--the First Marine Division. Of course, Nimitz, Halsey, and Vandergrift masterly executed King's orders, but King was the driving force behind Guadalcanal.
@wooncheeleong7224
@wooncheeleong7224 13 днів тому
Superb
@mohammedsaysrashid3587
@mohammedsaysrashid3587 13 днів тому
Wonderful historical coverage of that Japan, American strike over pacific ocean
@ZoranRadovanlija
@ZoranRadovanlija 12 днів тому
By the way, MacArthur didn't fly out of the Phillipines, he was taken by boat to Australia, Nimitz and Yamamoto did not command the fleets at Coral sea... and footage taken on most locations does not correspond to narration...
@marylouvallee-poer3826
@marylouvallee-poer3826 5 днів тому
For a more accurate depiction, watch or listen too "The Unauthorized History of the Pacific War. This is one of the best and most accurate podcast I've found to date.
@wooncheeleong7224
@wooncheeleong7224 13 днів тому
History repeats once every hundred years. Its happening again.
@olengagallardo8551
@olengagallardo8551 13 днів тому
Yes, rising tension between nations,embargos, sanctions, sounds very familiar..
@AmanChaudhary-eg6ry
@AmanChaudhary-eg6ry 12 днів тому
@@olengagallardo8551 and America will win again!
@user-lv3xr4wj3i
@user-lv3xr4wj3i 11 днів тому
​​@@AmanChaudhary-eg6ryNOT BE RUSSİA CHİNA NUCLEAR ☢.️
@maryholder3795
@maryholder3795 13 днів тому
Naval battles using aircraft carriers, sea born planes changed naval tactics. No more large battle ships, cruisers with large guns like at the Battle if Jutland in WW1. Instead in WW2 Japanese planes strike at Pearl Harbour bombing the US capital ships, destroying planes at the outlying US airbases. But luckily for the US the aircraft carrier fleet was not there. It was at sea proforming fleet exercises. To me a classic case of "There but for the grace of god go I". So the carriers survived. While Japanese airforce carry on destroying US airforce planes such as in the Philippines then attack the island. Another change in warfare is support of ground troops by aircraft. Overall airplanes can not only attack on land but at sea.
@Ja_s-per
@Ja_s-per 13 днів тому
🌠🇺🇲"God Bless Our Veterans and Active Warrior's!"🇺🇲🌠 🫡
@jeffreystaton4306
@jeffreystaton4306 7 днів тому
At midway, the Japanese only knew of one Carrier, not 3.
@MinhNguyen-cn8kx
@MinhNguyen-cn8kx 13 днів тому
After Pearl Harbor harbour dec-7 on its way back to Japan why did not adm. Yamamoto swund by and captured Mid-way?? Would be a of cake for Yamamoto! Hence would kept us pacific fleet at bay!
@minhthunguyendang9900
@minhthunguyendang9900 13 днів тому
War Stories, can’t you NOT colorize ? The document would look better in b/w
@iangriffiths9840
@iangriffiths9840 13 днів тому
As we have seen, Napalm already existed before the battle of Iwo Jima, so why was it not deployed on Mt. Suribachi?
@boweryst11
@boweryst11 13 днів тому
you could have blurred the whole doc
@carlosalbertoserra6714
@carlosalbertoserra6714 13 днів тому
Xq x xq que no hay sustituidos en español
@dennisweidner288
@dennisweidner288 13 днів тому
Harvard still had standards at the time, but attending a course at Harvard did not make Yamzoto Harvard-educated. And saying that "he understands America" [34:25] is one of the stupidest statements ever said in a World War II video. He expected that America would make peace after a successful strike on Pearl. In fact, it ignited a burning desire to make war.
@kensvay4561
@kensvay4561 13 днів тому
Wrong. He knew it was a huge mistake.
@kennethlane3896
@kennethlane3896 3 дні тому
@@kensvay4561 Right. He's the one who said they awakened a sleeping bear. He knew it was a huge mistake.
@tombriggman2875
@tombriggman2875 11 днів тому
Great footage but far too many simple mistakes for me to list.
@WasNotWas999
@WasNotWas999 13 днів тому
My eyes keep going blurry
@vergilmorgan3179
@vergilmorgan3179 11 днів тому
Why do you blur out some scenes it’s ridiculous
9 днів тому
Because reality might offend some woke infant who will complain and force the video to be taken down.
@MrNiceGuyHistory
@MrNiceGuyHistory 5 днів тому
yep
@007kunigas
@007kunigas 11 годин тому
👍👍👍👍👍
@Jeremyramone
@Jeremyramone 13 днів тому
Absolutely and utterly excellent production, in various ways!, thank you very much. Salud from San Diego. 🛹.
@kensvay4561
@kensvay4561 13 днів тому
No. Too many mistakes. Capture Papua New Guinea. No capture Port Moresby on the island of New Guinea. PNG is the name of the country post independence.
@zillsburyy1
@zillsburyy1 14 днів тому
no thanks censor stories
@jrdsm
@jrdsm 13 днів тому
they have no choice,
@alextownsend8624
@alextownsend8624 13 днів тому
UKposts policy..
@zillsburyy1
@zillsburyy1 13 днів тому
@@jrdsm wrong
@zillsburyy1
@zillsburyy1 13 днів тому
@@alextownsend8624 nope! watch a video by TIMELINE
@zillsburyy1
@zillsburyy1 13 днів тому
@alextownsend8624 ever see a video made by TIMELINE
@martinkloosterman6747
@martinkloosterman6747 День тому
No they weren't
@jeffhelton2735
@jeffhelton2735 12 днів тому
During war Japan never upgraded the zero no protection they finally lost all the experienced pilots what war they thinking apparently they wasn't
@xinliu-if7cb
@xinliu-if7cb 13 днів тому
I starts with Pearl harbour? No, it started in 1937
@brandynharter23
@brandynharter23 12 днів тому
That or Manchuria in 1931.
@dolphfren
@dolphfren 7 днів тому
For Americans the war began with Pearl Harbor
@huntingkc1
@huntingkc1 13 днів тому
This should be mandatory class material
@michaelrmccall1920
@michaelrmccall1920 13 днів тому
I stopped watching when the stated MacArthur flew our of the Philippines!
@adrinelo9310
@adrinelo9310 13 днів тому
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@user-lv3xr4wj3i
@user-lv3xr4wj3i 11 днів тому
🥺.
@InspGarySLurch
@InspGarySLurch 6 днів тому
Be nice if you knew your history!
@strongbraveloud
@strongbraveloud 14 днів тому
☮️
@michaelkinville177
@michaelkinville177 13 днів тому
Midway AF
@kindnessfirst9670
@kindnessfirst9670 День тому
Both sides' racism caused them to underestimate the other's fighting ability. For example they each thought that the other had inferior eyesight (as a race) and therefore would make bad pilots. How could educated people in authority with responsibility for the security of their nation make decisions based on cliches and propaganda rather than facts?
@NAMELESSINTERNETADDICT
@NAMELESSINTERNETADDICT 14 днів тому
The nuclear bombs were dropped to kill Godzilla!
@OmarLara-og7kl
@OmarLara-og7kl 8 днів тому
They even got you.
@NAMELESSINTERNETADDICT
@NAMELESSINTERNETADDICT 8 днів тому
@@OmarLara-og7kl yep,i'm hanging out with Goku in heaven right now.
@user-io6pj8bz8h
@user-io6pj8bz8h 11 днів тому
The anglo union were on the wrong side.
@user-lv3xr4wj3i
@user-lv3xr4wj3i 11 днів тому
😂❤.
@BenKlassen1
@BenKlassen1 12 днів тому
Amateurish Japanese intelligence led to success at Midway.
@tincangunner
@tincangunner 13 днів тому
Also, the Aleutians were not a diversionary attack.
@kialee2622
@kialee2622 13 днів тому
Why is US loose to Vietnam?
@ryanreedgibson
@ryanreedgibson 13 днів тому
Loose? You mean lose? Vietnam didn't attack the US and so there wasn't the same anger nor the same financial budget. It wasn't a war of conquest but of Ideology. You cannot win a war of ideology, nor should you.
@dennisweidner288
@dennisweidner288 13 днів тому
@kialee2622 Same as Afghanistan. We limited our use of force.
@user-lv3xr4wj3i
@user-lv3xr4wj3i 11 днів тому
​​@@ryanreedgibson🤡?...?
@user-lv3xr4wj3i
@user-lv3xr4wj3i 11 днів тому
​​@@ryanreedgibsonCİVİL WAR 🤡🤡🤡🤡?....?
@user-io6pj8bz8h
@user-io6pj8bz8h 11 днів тому
There is no such thing as extreme nationalism.
@martinkloosterman6747
@martinkloosterman6747 День тому
.ijn zus Uneke was vanmi#zg op bbbezoekbkj mij.dt haar2e dochysr mitye6ot een uurpj 6
@albertyap560
@albertyap560 День тому
It was Chester Nimitz who organized the island hoping campaign in the central and northern pacific, including Alaska. MacArthur was only a coward, blood thirsty, arrogance, high ego general who ran away from the Philippines. He "returned" to the Philippines was with full support of Nimitz. Imagine he was so "disappointed" and angry that the airforce dropped actomic bombs and ended the war. He wanted to invade Japan by land and prepare to sacrifice hundreds of thousands of young Americans so he can claim glory. History has been too kind to him!
@martinkloosterman6747
@martinkloosterman6747 День тому
No they weren't
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