Wow that was a graet video. Sooo many people don't understandthe Japanese view of the Kamikaze. Most of the world thought it was crazy and the work of demons. Actually some of the japanese thought it was an honor to die for their emporer. While many were just drafted into the army and navy and wanted no part but to rid the american invaders from their land. This video was an excellent work Bravo.
Wow that was a graet video. Sooo many people don't understandthe Japanese view of the Kamikaze. Most of the world thought it was crazy and the work of demons. Actually some thought it was an honor to die for their emporer. While many were just drafted into the army and navy and wanted no part but to rid the american invaders from their land. This video was an excellent work Bravo.
Excelente... muy buena gráfica y con bastantes detalles. Siempre me ha interesado este tema, sobretodo pensado cómo fue posible que tantos jóvenes pilotos se transformasen en suicidas... aunque entiendo que la japonesa es una cultura muy diferente a la occidental, tienen otro sentido del honor... En fin, el "Viento Divino", como se conoce el término Kamikaze, fue algo determinante en esa etapa de la guerra, y que casi logró diezmar a una flota tan poderosa como la Norteamericana...
mm y aun asi los norteamericanos se pavonean , argumentaando una rotunda victoria sobre japon, aunque obviamente esto se debio a hiroshima y nagasaki de lo contrario la historia no seria exactamente la misma,
@taigokai I was just saying the video was nice, and my grandparents where on WW2 too, they fuck more "Nazi" than "Kamikazi" and have to deal with it, so, hey! relax and watch the video. Song is great
For sum reason the west thinks there is one way and one culture for the whole world..do sum traveling open your eyes instead of eating mc donalds and read about the history of the world yes the world...
They sacrificed themselfs for their loved ones, that is a last resort that leaves the families in more loss that the loss of a single plane and man. -captprice117
@LivinEarthP During the end of the war Japan was no longer fighting for imperialism. Or at least it's citizens weren't don't know for the leaders. But they believed that if America won, then we would wipe out the Japanese people. They were sacrificing themselves to save their culture, friends, family, their way of life. All they held precious was in jeopardy. They willingly gave their lives to save that. People in any culture would do the same, maybe in a different manner, but still the same.
@LivinEarthP No, late in the war Japan was no longer trying to build an empire. They were fighting for what they believed was their very survival. Now today everyone knows that the US was not going to rape, pillage, and kill, but then the Japanese thought we would do those very things. So as Japanese resources became scarce, they put out a call for anyone willing to sacrifice themselves for the Japanese way of life and the people of Japan.
@LivinEarthP They were people who willingly gave up everything to save Japan itself. Though Japan was in no real danger of being wiped out, they believed so and offered their lives to prevent such disaster. Self sacrifice is not uncommon in Humanity. Giving up your life for the survival of the group is seen in almost every culture. And the Japanese though that they would all be killed, so those few willingly set their lives aside to save Japan and the Japanese culture.
@SteelGunner4104 hahahahhaha you have been believing that stupid stuff that all kamikaze pilots were so patriotic they died for their homeland and yelled Japanese Empire forever before they died?
@LivinEarthP You ignorant moron. Did you not read my comment? The Japanese people believed that if America won, they would be raped, killed, and their culture destroyed. The didn't know that we would instead rebuild their damaged nation and set them in the right direction. The Kamikaze we're people who were willing to give up their own lives and dreams to save those of others. They we're people who put others first.
@SteelGunner4104 you are so dumb as fuck like that fucking idiots who still believes the great Empire of Japan! Hahahahaha go fuck your self you stupid motherfucker
@LivinEarthP I don't believe in the "Great Empire of Japan", but I will respect the soldiers who actually believed they were fighting to save their homeland from certain destruction, whether it would have happened or not. I'm not saying they're heroes, but that they deserve respect. We should not shun the actions of others just because of their allegiance. That does not mean I respect those who raped, pillaged and stuff like that, nor does it mean I'm for the Japanese cause.
@SteelGunner4104 Tell me why koreans were used to forcefully be a kamikaze pilot, in the process in which his family was at stake if he missed the American ship.
@SteelGunner4104Japan took korean refugees and forced them to become soldiers and "slaves." Just saying for a fact -Japan- thought that they could win the war and rape, kill, and destroy the American culture. Not the opposite. The Japanese government made it seem America wasn't even a worthy opponent until they lost the most famous "battle of midway." That's when they spread gay rumors to the Japanese people about America. No offense but your right but in a way I don't agree. Japan was agressive
@joe117pwn I don't disagree that the Japanese leadership and a percentage of the people were messed up, but there's also those who were just victims of propaganda. They actually believed they were fighting a just cause or they just wanted to protect their family. At least those should be respected.
@martintlc1 yeah but why did they die for? They've been teaching their kids that They threw their life away for their "Gorgeous" Japanese empire and Emperor. That's such a bullshit. They had to do this shit because their army made them to do it.
@LivinEarthP The army did not make them do it. They volunteered their lives. Yes in America we don't believe that we should just ram a plane into an enemy ship to save our nation, but Japan has a different culture. The believe differently than we do. The Kamikaze was a self sacrifice, Americans would do the same if our nation was about to fall. Yes we would go about it differently, with soldiers staying behind to let their comrades get away to fight again.
@LivinEarthP I'm not trying to say that the Japanese were right or anything, I'm just saying that these were all people as well. They shouldn't be considered low just because they were on the opposite side. At least take the time to imagine what it would be like in their position. You've grown up in a nation about honor and duty. The nation is at risk of being completely annihilated. If the enemy wins, Japan will be no more. There is a call for people to sacrifice themselves to save Japan.
@LivinEarthP You, having been raised believing that America will wipe out the Japanese people if victorious, join the Kamikaze to save all that you hold dear. You are doing this to save your devastated nation and to save your friends and family. Again, not trying to make them look like the good guys, but they were willing to sacrifice everything. Just try to remember the other side's culture before condemning them.
Sorry but glorifying Japan back then as some type of "heroes" is just fucking stupid. I love Japan and Japanese culture but I don't let that pull a curtain over my eyes to their Imperial ambitions that ended in the occupation of countries, genocide and rape of innocent people.
@BushidoRei Not all Japanese were like that or supported it. Saying so would be like saying all German soldiers agreed with the Holocaust. Yes Nazi Germany started the Holocaust, but does that mean all German soldiers should be considered supporters of it? No.
To me, the Kamikaze pilots were not untrained teenage boys. They were men of courage and they are symbols of people willing to give up everything they have, nothing short of their lives for what they believe in, their country, family and their government. I'm a 16 year old and i can say, i would not have the guts to pull this off.
So..... chinese people speak different languages (btw, no, it's called "dialects". Japan has different dialects too) therefore they are different, and therefore Kamikaze is cool....??????
I wonder what went through the minds of those young men as they flew their planes into their intended targets? Also the music made this quite somber I like it.
@ultrajd They knew they were fighting for something greater than them. They were true soldiers, 'til the end. They were, unlike the Americans, fighting for leaders they loved with their lives and trusted to be completely true to their ideals. For that, for their empire, for their Emperor, and for their families they dove with all their strength.
@LeeroyJenkinsstudio "They were, unlike the Americans, fighting for leaders they loved with their lives and trusted to be completely true to their ideals. For that, for their empire, for their Emperor, and for their families they dove with all their strength."
The closet thing you said to being right is about their families, they would have dishonoured them if they refused. They didn't love their leaders or empire and had their own ideals. They would have been executed if they refused.
@1Dougy85 No shit, sherlock. Japanese pride in their strength and their empire goes all the way back further than World War II. It continued to the modern age along with their honour, while Americans ran away from the glory of the British Empire and instead chose genocide, mob-rule and thuggery.
@LeeroyJenkinsstudio Well well well. A British loyalist. I thought your kind died off years ago. Best you watch your back in the playground if that gets out.
As for no shit sherlock, I thought you meant the kamikaze created the banzai, sorry. Those students were more toward running away from Japanese pride, strength, empire and old tratitions like the samuri and slitting their own guts out of honour. The alternative, execution and dishonouring their families is why they submitted.
@1Dougy85 So, you're admitting you have no point to your argument and you're simply basing your ideals off of 'what-ifs' and what YOU would do in that situation, rather than face the fact that people actually love monarchy over mob-rule?
@LeeroyJenkinsstudio Never said anything about my ideals or any what ifs??? I never said what I would do in any given situation? Didn't know we were having an argument.
If you're asking if i prefer monarchy over mob rule, it depends on who's the monarch and how angry the mob is.
I prefer constitutional monarchy and hopefully representation of the the people, or mob, democratically.
@1Dougy85 An argument does not mean shouting, you know. An 'argument' can also mean one's perspective or dialogue. But, then again, you would have known that if you were in an education above that of Doctor Seuss.
Kamikaze's spirit is the separation between normal soldiers and soldiers who would die for their country. Your country may have the greatest weapons and machines, yet you could not win the war if your men do not have these spirit in mind.
One cannot be "brainwashed" into sacrificing his life. He that loves his family and country enough, will do this as a last resort effort of preventing total annihilation.
Japan had NOTHING left. They knew once they got taken over, their women would be raped, culture torn apart. There would be nothing left to protect. The kamikaze were elite pilots that chose this path at their own will. These are people that would rather cut their stomachs open than be disrespected.
@muzeitgeist Well Japan was taken over, and their culture is still alive and strong, and the population was treated relatively well after the take over, so what are you talking about? Even the emperor was left in place.
@Weridism Ok, but I also take issue with your claim that they chose to be kamikazes of their own free will. In my understanding, they usually had little choice.
@muzeitgeist yeah elite pilots :D pilots wit no real combat flight were send out on kamikaze missions. yeah right elites :D most of them werent older than 19.
Still I give my respect to them since they died for what they love!
"These are people that would rather cut their stomachs open than be disrespected."
And they were also people that would cut open the stomachs of Chinese while still alive on operating tables without anesthesia. Read up on Unit 731. I'm not commenting on the patriotism of the Kamikazes however what was going on at Unit 731 in China makes Auschwitz look like Club Med.
@muzeitgeist The Kamikaze were not elite pilots. Most were taught only to take off and maneuver and not the type to cut their stomachs open but university students conscripted to die for their country. They had their own plans for their future lives but refusing the order to serve was unheard of, understandably. There is a book about them and many left their writings and thoughts behind. Elite pilots were valuable and for combat, not killing themselves, few were left at the end.
@muzeitgeist Kamikaze's werent elite pilots. On the contrary, they were they result of lack of proper aircraft to counter the ever increasing quality and numbers of the US planes and lack of time to train effective pilots. Read the book ''I was a kamikaze'' read by a would-be kamikaze that never found the US fleet to crash into. A very interesting book to read!
@ouimaisnon100 Perhaps they were not elite pilots by training, but they were elite warriors of the soul. It was a voluntary act of suicide, that rendered the material body inferior to the eternal soul.
@muzeitgeist Not to disrespect the Japanese fighting man but you shouldn't romanticize war. The kamikaze pilot was not an elite pilot. Japan resorted to the kamikaze because of the lack of elite, trained and experienced pilots. By the end of the war, Japan lacked even the resources to adequately train new pilots and so, with nothing else left to stop the American advance towards Japan, they resorted to the kamikaze tactic.
@muzeitgeist We would not rape lol mainly try to prevent the war! And hopefully there will be a day with no wars where Germany and Japan say "STOP!!!! we've been here we've done this. And it does NOT work out!!!"
think of yourself sitting in that plane thinking i am gonna die for my family and my contry by crashing my self into a ship say then they are not brave i bet you woud have shited your pants
sad alot of these kids DIDNT volunteer they had to be pushed onto the planes after hella peer pressure...freggin 16 and 17 year olds kids...so pathetic ad shameful!
Hirohito took advantage of kamikazi pilots. They were told to do so and they would have an honorable death but realy he was just using them as a military strategy he didnt care about honor.
its amazing watching what they do, to protecting their country, at least they died in honor, to defeat america, Honorable Work. in moments, time ago i thought german and japanese soldier and pilots died in honor, RIP all the lost souls of WW2
its amazing watching what they do, for protecting their country, at least they died in honor, to defeat america, Honorable Work. in moments, time ago i thought german and japanese soldier and pilots died in honor, RIP all the lost souls of WW2
GOOD JAPAN, KAMIKAZE , LOVE FROM USA
Gokaiger203heroes 3 weeks ago
Kamikaze were so brave. They died in honour for the empror and their nation.
feerfeerw 1 month ago
letters from iwo jima soundtrack :D
MobileMMO 1 month ago
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Wow that was a graet video. Sooo many people don't understandthe Japanese view of the Kamikaze. Most of the world thought it was crazy and the work of demons. Actually some of the japanese thought it was an honor to die for their emporer. While many were just drafted into the army and navy and wanted no part but to rid the american invaders from their land. This video was an excellent work Bravo.
wynnednl 1 month ago
Wow that was a graet video. Sooo many people don't understandthe Japanese view of the Kamikaze. Most of the world thought it was crazy and the work of demons. Actually some thought it was an honor to die for their emporer. While many were just drafted into the army and navy and wanted no part but to rid the american invaders from their land. This video was an excellent work Bravo.
wynnednl 1 month ago
照準器（しょうじゅん）では？
MegaYAHAGI 1 month ago
I love this game
MegaKing471 1 month ago
申し訳なくてこんな国を見せられない…
彼らが守ろうとしたものを忘れてしまっている…
amedasify 1 month ago
Il 2 such a good game
0xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 2 months ago
零戦に於いて重要なのは「標準器」だ
精巧にして緻密な仕上がりの標準器は零戦の要、心臓部ともいえる 其れ位重要なのだ。
tttooohhhrrruuu3nd 2 months ago
I don't think pilots who were good enough to shoot down some planes on the way were used on special attack unless being in a desperate situation.
Good video though.
GrausamerKerberos 4 months ago
Excelente... muy buena gráfica y con bastantes detalles. Siempre me ha interesado este tema, sobretodo pensado cómo fue posible que tantos jóvenes pilotos se transformasen en suicidas... aunque entiendo que la japonesa es una cultura muy diferente a la occidental, tienen otro sentido del honor... En fin, el "Viento Divino", como se conoce el término Kamikaze, fue algo determinante en esa etapa de la guerra, y que casi logró diezmar a una flota tan poderosa como la Norteamericana...
dlgprat 5 months ago
@dlgprat
mm y aun asi los norteamericanos se pavonean , argumentaando una rotunda victoria sobre japon, aunque obviamente esto se debio a hiroshima y nagasaki de lo contrario la historia no seria exactamente la misma,
30mlm 4 months ago
I like the part where the carrier fires blue lazers at the plane....
LeVaughnX 5 months ago
hopefully there will be a day with no wars where Germany and Japan say "STOP!!!! we've been here we've done this. And it does NOT work out!!!"
jrfire36 5 months ago
kamikaze attacks were well thought of filling your plane with explosives and charging into ships. but a waste of really good pilots....... its sad
MrTwig66 6 months ago
what game is this???!!!???!!!
PatsOwn117 6 months ago
@PatsOwn117 IL2 1946 ^^
gokuta333 4 months ago
靖国神社で会おうと言って散った若い命
ozawakenji 6 months ago
Random fun fact: A lot of these guys were on speed ball before they did this.
digimon360 6 months ago 2
大东亚圣战 大东亚共荣圈 万岁
nylonfreakojerkins 7 months ago
25 people missed their targets in WW2
Cadillacboy2 7 months ago 14
@Cadillacboy2 and survived.
mysteryman3666 4 months ago
@Cadillacboy2 Yo dont make comments like that, my great grampas friends were a kamekazi pilots
taigokai 3 months ago
@taigokai I was just saying the video was nice, and my grandparents where on WW2 too, they fuck more "Nazi" than "Kamikazi" and have to deal with it, so, hey! relax and watch the video. Song is great
Cadillacboy2 3 months ago
For sum reason the west thinks there is one way and one culture for the whole world..do sum traveling open your eyes instead of eating mc donalds and read about the history of the world yes the world...
donbrashsux 7 months ago
This clip made me cry
Sephixas 8 months ago
@Sephixas me too
DarkTomasHD 7 months ago
Can you imagine that...looking around the c
ockpit knowing all of that is about to be destoryed in minutes...along with your self on such a nice sunset like that one in the game....
SWG93 8 months ago
They sacrificed themselfs for their loved ones, that is a last resort that leaves the families in more loss that the loss of a single plane and man. -captprice117
captprice117 8 months ago
thx man
bmwdb605 9 months ago
i know this isn't suitable but what is the name of this song
bmwdb605 9 months ago
@bmwdb605 hi, its the soundtrack from the movie"Letters from Iwo Jima"
SexyToshi 9 months ago 10
What I can't fucking understand is, they keep trying to make those pilots like real patriots. Truth is not.
LivinEarthP 9 months ago
@LivinEarthP Sacrificing your life for you country is not patriotic? Im pretty sure that's as patriotic as you can get.
martintlc1 9 months ago
@martintlc1 hahahaha Sacrificing for Imperialism? Sacrificing for Hirofuckhito? hahahaha Yeah that's pretty patriotic
LivinEarthP 9 months ago
@LivinEarthP During the end of the war Japan was no longer fighting for imperialism. Or at least it's citizens weren't don't know for the leaders. But they believed that if America won, then we would wipe out the Japanese people. They were sacrificing themselves to save their culture, friends, family, their way of life. All they held precious was in jeopardy. They willingly gave their lives to save that. People in any culture would do the same, maybe in a different manner, but still the same.
SteelGunner4104 9 months ago
@SteelGunner410 How do you know that Japanese was no longer fighting for imperialism?
You are saying that Japanese people just realized that Imperialism was stupid?
No.
You are trying to make them right*
LivinEarthP 9 months ago
@LivinEarthP No, late in the war Japan was no longer trying to build an empire. They were fighting for what they believed was their very survival. Now today everyone knows that the US was not going to rape, pillage, and kill, but then the Japanese thought we would do those very things. So as Japanese resources became scarce, they put out a call for anyone willing to sacrifice themselves for the Japanese way of life and the people of Japan.
SteelGunner4104 9 months ago
@LivinEarthP They were people who willingly gave up everything to save Japan itself. Though Japan was in no real danger of being wiped out, they believed so and offered their lives to prevent such disaster. Self sacrifice is not uncommon in Humanity. Giving up your life for the survival of the group is seen in almost every culture. And the Japanese though that they would all be killed, so those few willingly set their lives aside to save Japan and the Japanese culture.
SteelGunner4104 9 months ago
@SteelGunner4104 hahahahhaha you have been believing that stupid stuff that all kamikaze pilots were so patriotic they died for their homeland and yelled Japanese Empire forever before they died?
LivinEarthP 8 months ago
@LivinEarthP You ignorant moron. Did you not read my comment? The Japanese people believed that if America won, they would be raped, killed, and their culture destroyed. The didn't know that we would instead rebuild their damaged nation and set them in the right direction. The Kamikaze we're people who were willing to give up their own lives and dreams to save those of others. They we're people who put others first.
SteelGunner4104 8 months ago
@SteelGunner4104 you are so dumb as fuck like that fucking idiots who still believes the great Empire of Japan! Hahahahaha go fuck your self you stupid motherfucker
LivinEarthP 8 months ago
@LivinEarthP I don't believe in the "Great Empire of Japan", but I will respect the soldiers who actually believed they were fighting to save their homeland from certain destruction, whether it would have happened or not. I'm not saying they're heroes, but that they deserve respect. We should not shun the actions of others just because of their allegiance. That does not mean I respect those who raped, pillaged and stuff like that, nor does it mean I'm for the Japanese cause.
SteelGunner4104 8 months ago
@SteelGunner4104 Tell me why koreans were used to forcefully be a kamikaze pilot, in the process in which his family was at stake if he missed the American ship.
joe117pwn 8 months ago
@joe117pwn Since when was this about the Korean pilots? I've been talking about the Japanese kamikaze pilots. All respect to those Koreans though.
SteelGunner4104 8 months ago
@SteelGunner4104Japan took korean refugees and forced them to become soldiers and "slaves." Just saying for a fact -Japan- thought that they could win the war and rape, kill, and destroy the American culture. Not the opposite. The Japanese government made it seem America wasn't even a worthy opponent until they lost the most famous "battle of midway." That's when they spread gay rumors to the Japanese people about America. No offense but your right but in a way I don't agree. Japan was agressive
joe117pwn 8 months ago
@joe117pwn I don't disagree that the Japanese leadership and a percentage of the people were messed up, but there's also those who were just victims of propaganda. They actually believed they were fighting a just cause or they just wanted to protect their family. At least those should be respected.
SteelGunner4104 8 months ago
@SteelGunner4104 in general war is always wrong. the only thing that is right and will never change is the feelings to protect the ones you love.
ShuyuKoukin 7 months ago
@ShuyuKoukin and they are the bravest of the brave, the one that fights not for honor nor glory, no matter which sides they're on
nasakom35 7 months ago
@LivinEarthP Dont be an idiot, im not claiming their intentions were good. Im just saying that dying for your country is as patriotic as you can get.
martintlc1 8 months ago
@martintlc1 yeah but why did they die for? They've been teaching their kids that They threw their life away for their "Gorgeous" Japanese empire and Emperor. That's such a bullshit. They had to do this shit because their army made them to do it.
LivinEarthP 8 months ago
@LivinEarthP The army did not make them do it. They volunteered their lives. Yes in America we don't believe that we should just ram a plane into an enemy ship to save our nation, but Japan has a different culture. The believe differently than we do. The Kamikaze was a self sacrifice, Americans would do the same if our nation was about to fall. Yes we would go about it differently, with soldiers staying behind to let their comrades get away to fight again.
SteelGunner4104 8 months ago
@LivinEarthP I'm not trying to say that the Japanese were right or anything, I'm just saying that these were all people as well. They shouldn't be considered low just because they were on the opposite side. At least take the time to imagine what it would be like in their position. You've grown up in a nation about honor and duty. The nation is at risk of being completely annihilated. If the enemy wins, Japan will be no more. There is a call for people to sacrifice themselves to save Japan.
SteelGunner4104 8 months ago
@LivinEarthP You, having been raised believing that America will wipe out the Japanese people if victorious, join the Kamikaze to save all that you hold dear. You are doing this to save your devastated nation and to save your friends and family. Again, not trying to make them look like the good guys, but they were willing to sacrifice everything. Just try to remember the other side's culture before condemning them.
SteelGunner4104 8 months ago
Sorry but glorifying Japan back then as some type of "heroes" is just fucking stupid. I love Japan and Japanese culture but I don't let that pull a curtain over my eyes to their Imperial ambitions that ended in the occupation of countries, genocide and rape of innocent people.
BushidoRei 9 months ago
@BushidoRei Not all Japanese were like that or supported it. Saying so would be like saying all German soldiers agreed with the Holocaust. Yes Nazi Germany started the Holocaust, but does that mean all German soldiers should be considered supporters of it? No.
SteelGunner4104 9 months ago
this is only of what they saw. not what they felt.
KanedaMontreal 9 months ago
This is what icall Death Before Dishonor...
estilocloud9 9 months ago
To me, the Kamikaze pilots were not untrained teenage boys. They were men of courage and they are symbols of people willing to give up everything they have, nothing short of their lives for what they believe in, their country, family and their government. I'm a 16 year old and i can say, i would not have the guts to pull this off.
jonoteo10 9 months ago
This is kinda sad..
xabii22alonsoo 10 months ago
Wich game is that?
tubby140793 10 months ago
R.I.P The dragons of japan
iblittleg3 10 months ago
Kamikaze Simulator 2011 xDD
Powerluca197 10 months ago
無線の声が切なかったですね。
MegaYAHAGI 10 months ago
Japan people are Honor People like to Chilean i think we are brother countrys, My respect to the Kamikaze Heros,
hansruz1 10 months ago
Respesct from serbia for thet brave mans!
96Raso 10 months ago
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eggjj2001 10 months ago
1:38 sorry mate , I beat you
bloomantis290 11 months ago
Now Japan needs Kamikaze to seal up the leaking nuclear plant in Fukoshima for the benefit of the Japan and nearby countires.
gonojaja 11 months ago
letters from iwo jima music
offspringfanman96 11 months ago 2
@MAK3BELIEV3
Diu la sing, you are definitely on drug
kalasend 11 months ago
@MAK3BELIEV3
I don't know what you are talking about.
So..... chinese people speak different languages (btw, no, it's called "dialects". Japan has different dialects too) therefore they are different, and therefore Kamikaze is cool....??????
kalasend 11 months ago
"To die means reaching perfection in a Samurai´s life" - so I was told by a Japanese exchange student some 20 years ago...
KrautGoesWild 11 months ago
HATS OFF HATS OFF to those commited KamiKazes Bravery does demands respect to the enemy for their brave act.
shamidfdg 11 months ago
what game is this?
sirdundark 1 year ago
1:45 - Is it the right moment to shout "banzaï" ^^ ?
1981Badfish 1 year ago
@abechy letters from iwojima music.
ANA6ANGUITA2DAISUKI8 1 year ago
beautiful song....Can you give me the name of song plz?
abechy 1 year ago
beautiful song....Can you give me the name of the song plz?
abechy 1 year ago
whats that game?
Nostro200 1 year ago
@Nostro200 It's looks like it's IL-2 Pacific fighter.
If i should sit in that aircraft then i should take whit all thos fuckers whit me into Essex ;)
88Tomm88 1 year ago
suckers!!!!!!!
animals,
macacounico 1 year ago
Song ame plz?
eljugadorloco 1 year ago
Mitsubishi A6M2 ZERO Fighter is a good plane !
MaZaHaKa96 1 year ago
とても心が痛い
kxxdg410 1 year ago
Rest in Peace for all Samurai of the Air
Svenko1976 1 year ago 61
I wonder what went through the minds of those young men as they flew their planes into their intended targets? Also the music made this quite somber I like it.
ultrajd 1 year ago
@ultrajd They knew they were fighting for something greater than them. They were true soldiers, 'til the end. They were, unlike the Americans, fighting for leaders they loved with their lives and trusted to be completely true to their ideals. For that, for their empire, for their Emperor, and for their families they dove with all their strength.
LeeroyJenkinsstudio 1 year ago
@LeeroyJenkinsstudio Even though they were the enemy at that time I say those men deserve the respect of anyone who knows Japanese culture.
ultrajd 1 year ago
@LeeroyJenkinsstudio "They were, unlike the Americans, fighting for leaders they loved with their lives and trusted to be completely true to their ideals. For that, for their empire, for their Emperor, and for their families they dove with all their strength."
The closet thing you said to being right is about their families, they would have dishonoured them if they refused. They didn't love their leaders or empire and had their own ideals. They would have been executed if they refused.
1Dougy85 10 months ago
@1Dougy85 Of course they loved their leaders. Why do you think the banzai was created? For lulz?
LeeroyJenkinsstudio 10 months ago
@LeeroyJenkinsstudio The university students that became Kamikaze were not the ones that created banzai.
1Dougy85 10 months ago
@1Dougy85 No shit, sherlock. Japanese pride in their strength and their empire goes all the way back further than World War II. It continued to the modern age along with their honour, while Americans ran away from the glory of the British Empire and instead chose genocide, mob-rule and thuggery.
LeeroyJenkinsstudio 10 months ago
@LeeroyJenkinsstudio Well well well. A British loyalist. I thought your kind died off years ago. Best you watch your back in the playground if that gets out.
As for no shit sherlock, I thought you meant the kamikaze created the banzai, sorry. Those students were more toward running away from Japanese pride, strength, empire and old tratitions like the samuri and slitting their own guts out of honour. The alternative, execution and dishonouring their families is why they submitted.
1Dougy85 10 months ago
@1Dougy85 So, you're admitting you have no point to your argument and you're simply basing your ideals off of 'what-ifs' and what YOU would do in that situation, rather than face the fact that people actually love monarchy over mob-rule?
LeeroyJenkinsstudio 10 months ago
@LeeroyJenkinsstudio Never said anything about my ideals or any what ifs??? I never said what I would do in any given situation? Didn't know we were having an argument.
If you're asking if i prefer monarchy over mob rule, it depends on who's the monarch and how angry the mob is.
I prefer constitutional monarchy and hopefully representation of the the people, or mob, democratically.
1Dougy85 10 months ago
@1Dougy85 An argument does not mean shouting, you know. An 'argument' can also mean one's perspective or dialogue. But, then again, you would have known that if you were in an education above that of Doctor Seuss.
LeeroyJenkinsstudio 10 months ago
@LeeroyJenkinsstudio Who is Doctor Seuss?
1Dougy85 10 months ago
さらばだ、また会おう・・・
waffentiger 1 year ago
Kamikaze's spirit is the separation between normal soldiers and soldiers who would die for their country. Your country may have the greatest weapons and machines, yet you could not win the war if your men do not have these spirit in mind.
domoto88 1 year ago 2
@domoto88 even though history told us different.
WhiteSlift 11 months ago
Seriously how badly human must be brainwashed to do stuff like this? :s
MrKzaaz 1 year ago
@MrKzaaz
One cannot be "brainwashed" into sacrificing his life. He that loves his family and country enough, will do this as a last resort effort of preventing total annihilation.
Japan had NOTHING left. They knew once they got taken over, their women would be raped, culture torn apart. There would be nothing left to protect. The kamikaze were elite pilots that chose this path at their own will. These are people that would rather cut their stomachs open than be disrespected.
muzeitgeist 1 year ago 45
@muzeitgeist
Japan is nothing to be compare with Germany Japan were real Warriors fighting their own war.
2Gonzalez2 1 year ago
@muzeitgeist Well Japan was taken over, and their culture is still alive and strong, and the population was treated relatively well after the take over, so what are you talking about? Even the emperor was left in place.
Ilikelink 1 year ago
@Ilikelink The pilots would not have known that things would turn out as they did.
Weridism 1 year ago
@Weridism Ok, but I also take issue with your claim that they chose to be kamikazes of their own free will. In my understanding, they usually had little choice.
Ilikelink 1 year ago
@muzeitgeist yeah elite pilots :D pilots wit no real combat flight were send out on kamikaze missions. yeah right elites :D most of them werent older than 19.
Still I give my respect to them since they died for what they love!
zizikelizike 11 months ago
@muzeitgeist
You nearly made me cry.
ShareThaFuck 11 months ago
@muzeitgeist
Why is there nobody in the west who pay such kind of sympathy to the killed Chinese men and women during the war?
kalasend 11 months ago
@muzeitgeist
"These are people that would rather cut their stomachs open than be disrespected."
And they were also people that would cut open the stomachs of Chinese while still alive on operating tables without anesthesia. Read up on Unit 731. I'm not commenting on the patriotism of the Kamikazes however what was going on at Unit 731 in China makes Auschwitz look like Club Med.
MGR1900 10 months ago
@muzeitgeist The Kamikaze were not elite pilots. Most were taught only to take off and maneuver and not the type to cut their stomachs open but university students conscripted to die for their country. They had their own plans for their future lives but refusing the order to serve was unheard of, understandably. There is a book about them and many left their writings and thoughts behind. Elite pilots were valuable and for combat, not killing themselves, few were left at the end.
1Dougy85 10 months ago
@muzeitgeist explain to me then why koreans were used as kamikaze pilots??
joe117pwn 10 months ago
@muzeitgeist Kamikaze's werent elite pilots. On the contrary, they were they result of lack of proper aircraft to counter the ever increasing quality and numbers of the US planes and lack of time to train effective pilots. Read the book ''I was a kamikaze'' read by a would-be kamikaze that never found the US fleet to crash into. A very interesting book to read!
ouimaisnon100 10 months ago
@ouimaisnon100 Perhaps they were not elite pilots by training, but they were elite warriors of the soul. It was a voluntary act of suicide, that rendered the material body inferior to the eternal soul.
Avondland 9 months ago
@muzeitgeist Not to disrespect the Japanese fighting man but you shouldn't romanticize war. The kamikaze pilot was not an elite pilot. Japan resorted to the kamikaze because of the lack of elite, trained and experienced pilots. By the end of the war, Japan lacked even the resources to adequately train new pilots and so, with nothing else left to stop the American advance towards Japan, they resorted to the kamikaze tactic.
77thNYSV 8 months ago
@muzeitgeist We would not rape lol mainly try to prevent the war! And hopefully there will be a day with no wars where Germany and Japan say "STOP!!!! we've been here we've done this. And it does NOT work out!!!"
jrfire36 5 months ago
The music was very appropriate. (soundtrack from Letters From Iwo Jima). That's about the saddest piano I've ever heard. Good video, too.
jonesy97 1 year ago
BANZAI!!!
Oscar847 1 year ago
敬礼！
maedapc 1 year ago
think of yourself sitting in that plane thinking i am gonna die for my family and my contry by crashing my self into a ship say then they are not brave i bet you woud have shited your pants
coolgey1000 1 year ago
letters from iwo jima theme....sad :"(
croatian1997 1 year ago
Is this a game mode for it?
TheChosen1337 1 year ago
心が痛い・・
TheAviavi123 1 year ago
sad alot of these kids DIDNT volunteer they had to be pushed onto the planes after hella peer pressure...freggin 16 and 17 year olds kids...so pathetic ad shameful!
CrazyPockyJunkie 1 year ago
what is th songs name???
LightLord17 1 year ago
@LightLord17 The song name is "Letters from Iwo Jima Soundtrack"
chakaramaster 1 year ago
japanese have an interesting history and i like their history
goldengun456 1 year ago
sountrack is from The letters from iwo jima
023RH 1 year ago
what game is this?
spartadj 1 year ago
Fucking japs
RussianNinja100 1 year ago
@SuperRussianSamurai THX bro
candybuds 1 year ago
Hirohito took advantage of kamikazi pilots. They were told to do so and they would have an honorable death but realy he was just using them as a military strategy he didnt care about honor.
EmkobAllianceForce1 1 year ago
i'v hear that by legend if u do it with your eyes open that u see your mothers face and then u are no more..........
SeRgA123456789 1 year ago
*turns to look at the sun for the last time.
easideLAryder33 1 year ago
I like the shot of the rising sun. Great video, my good man.
Gaff2019 1 year ago
I wish the Axis would of won.
SwiftResurgence88 1 year ago
@SwiftResurgence88 and destroyed all the jews? no thanks
glidepunch1534 1 year ago
RIP honorable japanese. check out my tribute to the japanese during ww2 I have the same soundtrack as you.
MrTomstatube 1 year ago
i was just looking for some funny videos of il2... now i dont really want to look at anything else about war.
StormHornet56 1 year ago
It must've been hell for the pilots.
robloxguggi 1 year ago
What game was that?
MAGTF1775 1 year ago
Letter of Iwo jima sountrack!! my fav world war 2, make feel proud, althought I am not japanese
Timx4 1 year ago
Sad and bueatiful :I
bg477 1 year ago
@MAK3BELIEV3 yea 中国屄
TheHC95 1 year ago
hrabrih li ljudi...koliko ideali mogu da budu jaki...
SERBIA
ljubotvorina 1 year ago
You couldn't have chosen better music
MrCellodude 1 year ago
crazykaze....
MrAgicica 1 year ago
@MrAgicica uneducated fuck...
silverstar3333333 1 year ago
japanese are the bravest people on the earth...
Rostokouban 1 year ago
@Rostokouban This is one of the most hyperbolic blanket statements I've read on YouTube.
Thrashman138 1 year ago
That was very realistic
level242 1 year ago
il2
135TheAndrew 1 year ago
・攻撃を受けている援護を頼む
・護衛部隊の合流に感謝する
・ありがたい合流に感謝する
・さらばだまた会おう
henomarubanzai 1 year ago
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its amazing watching what they do, to protecting their country, at least they died in honor, to defeat america, Honorable Work. in moments, time ago i thought german and japanese soldier and pilots died in honor, RIP all the lost souls of WW2
ricardogunnz 1 year ago
its amazing watching what they do, for protecting their country, at least they died in honor, to defeat america, Honorable Work. in moments, time ago i thought german and japanese soldier and pilots died in honor, RIP all the lost souls of WW2
ricardogunnz 1 year ago
Respect to all the Kamikazes they died like true soldiers
Sejanus 1 year ago 3
私が今までこの動画をありがとうを見ての夢でした
私はシミュレーションゲームのタイトルを感謝します。
抱擁、スペインからの挨拶
cromeone1 1 year ago
Pude llegar a soñar mirando este vídeo GRACIAS
Te agradecería el titulo del juego de simulación . un abrazo y un saludo desde España
cromeone1 1 year ago
@wesley19961
You can make planes kamikaze in the mission editor.
Jimmy81691 1 year ago
Nice soundtrack man...
PBandWinnie 1 year ago
nice vid nice sound
tahi16 1 year ago
I know both my great uncles were in the navy during WWII, and they both had fearful respect for the Kamikazes.
HufflepuffTheGreat 1 year ago
kool you used the letters of iwo jima soundtrack by Kyle Eastwood
brianthao102 1 year ago
Oh! Pacific fighters! Loved that game!
GriffinZabaton 1 year ago
im going to japan in 2 months =O
pg549 1 year ago
what's this game name?
teach me
kamikaze13437 1 year ago
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わが祖国日本のために亡くなっていった英雄たちに敬礼(;д;)ゝ
3333koki 1 year ago
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わが祖国日本のために亡くなっていった英雄たちに敬礼(;д;)ゝ
3333koki 1 year ago
is the music from leters of iwo jima
Shimizu191 1 year ago