On April 18, 1942, the United States launched a daring bombing raid on Tokyo, known as the Doolittle raid. Led by commander James H. Doolittle, this mission was a direct response to the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor which had taken place just four months earlier.
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Hello is anyone here Bulgarian? If so, why?
Plane number 8 was (Captain York's B-25) was on an additional mission to the Soviet Union!!
I have watched vids on the Doolittle raid just about every time I see one. I could write it verbatim but it’s just such an awesome story and the raiders meeting for life after… great hit for psychological aspect with Japan thinking they were invulnerable in their homeland.
Where did you derive this information? Give specifically.
The irony is that America had no more rights to Hawaii than Japan. Hawaii was an independent country with its own government until we invaded it in 1898. It had no human rights violations and was no threat to us, we invaded it solely because American businessmen saw its potential. They don't teach that part in American schools until you get into college.
War stories and history hits how any chance we could see a video on the battle of Ramree?
A wonderful historical coverage video about Japanese assault on ( Pearl harbor) in 1941, which approached Pacific Ocean competition between USA 🇺🇸 and Japan to the floor & direct,bloody clashed… donates provoking to the USA 🇺🇸 the intervention of WW2 directly, for the more financial interests for the USA 🇺🇸 industrial, producer's & commercial companies…
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Review the time 30:47 in this video. Nagoya is not in South Korea, it’s north east of Kobe in Japan. You got the country completely wrong. How you didn’t catch this major mistake makes me wonder how many other videos you got the history wrong on.
they did good. they did what they could
pull that again we'll do the same