United States Warships Raced To Tokyo Bay



(Part 1) Watch our video ” United States Warships Raced To Tokyo Bay” and explore the untold stories of courage, strategy, and honor on the high seas during World War two. Join us as we delve into the experiences of a renowned Imperial Japanese naval commander, offering a unique perspective on the Pacific War. Witness the challenges, triumphs, and the indomitable spirit of those who navigated the turbulent waters of one of the most significant conflicts in history. Dive deep into the complexities of naval warfare, for a captivating exploration of the human side of war, where every episode unfolds a new layer of resilience, honor, and the indomitable spirit that prevailed amidst the chaos of the Pacific War.
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  1. Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Part 1 of memoirs of a Japanese Destroyer Captain, He was an Imperial Japanese naval commander during the Pacific War and the author of the IJN manual on torpedo attack techniques, notable for his skill in torpedo warfare and night fighting. He was a survivor of more than one hundred sorties against the Allies and was known throughout Japan as the Unsinkable Captain. A hero to his countrymen, Captain exemplified the best in Japanese surface commanders: highly skilled, hard driving, and aggressive. Moreover, he maintained a code of honor worthy of his samurai grandfather. He was as free with praise for American courage and resourcefulness as he was critical of himself and his senior commanders. He was the only IJN destroyer captain at the start of World War 2 to survive the entire war

    Here is the link of the playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGjbe3ikd0XEgpZaJTo25BGLPJDrer821

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  2. Kind of interesting that Japanese always blamed China when japan invaded China or interfered in china’s domestic matter. The ji-nan massacre in 1928 resulted more than 6000 Chinese civilians and military personnel’s to be killed. This fine captain had made up a story of 12 Japanese Civilians were killed, thus japan would kill 6000 Chinese for revenge. Japan needed to learn from German and just admitted that japan did lots of inhuman deeds before and during ww2. Do not try to cover it up or blame the victims. Be a gentleman and human being.

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  3. Interesting to hear how this man glorifies a history of piracy and destruction. It is easy to see how, given these attitudes, he takes a national strategy of conquest in his stride. Honor? A very strange idea of honor.

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  4. His Grandfather's last words to him on his death bed are what is noted in the Bible as, "The Blessing". Perhaps THE MOST POWERFUL words/prayer/admonishment that a father or patriarch can ever give to their offspring/decendents….whether boy or girl, but most critical for the male heir. It is the "DIRECTION" or "LEAD" that their life is to take. A UNIVERSAL principle of human nature, created by God for ALL people the world over. Such power in The Blessing for so many throughout history. Both toward the good and also to ill and harm to a person. Be careful of your words, they carry great POWER! "To go out upon the ether, never to return again."

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  5. The sneak attack at Pearl Harbor and the egregious behavior relative to non-combatants and prisoners of war had galvanized America into holding the entire japanese race accountable…that put the inhabitants of the home islands in the path of hysterical danger,, as evidenced by deploying two atomic bombs…Truman's message to japan after that had clear purpose..they surrender, or they don't walk the earth.

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