Battle of Leyte Gulf – Complete Animated Documentary



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Due to popular request, we are re-releasing our entire Leyte Gulf series as one complete animated documentary!

October 1944 – Powerful Japanese fleets move out in a pincer attack against the American amphibious landings on the Pacific island of Leyte, attacking from different directions. the US Navy must keep track of and engage the enemy fleets, or they will break through to destroy the vulnerable landings.

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29 thoughts on “Battle of Leyte Gulf – Complete Animated Documentary”

  1. Lol, did he just jab at youtubes demonitization policies with that ground news advertisement? πŸ˜…
    He wants to cover those subjects, but cant due to high risks of being demonitized and fully cancelled… I like it that he sneaks in some good commentary on the different political sides of the argument by just stating the facts 😊

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  2. I wish my history teacher would have put together something like this 20 years ago. What a great age to be alive in to get detailed reports like these by just pressing a play button on youtube..

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  3. What an epic battle it would have been if the 34th would have stayed in san bernardino straight. Fast battleships against the Yamato and her fleet. Taffy 3 just barely escaped complete destruction.

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  4. frankly the battle of leyte gulf would be much better movie material then say Midway, multiple fronts, multiple possible perspectives, surface battles, sub attacks and air battles

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  5. Mogami ran into what I think was the cruiser Mikuma at Midway and caused Mikuma to be sunk, then Mogami ends up getting run into during this battle and sunk because of it. If that was part of a story and not real history, I'd say that's almost too coincidental.

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