Japan was responsible for killing 30 million people in Asia with 20 million of them Chinese they are so cocky that they unlike the Germans who took responsibility Japan did nothing instead they hid behind the nuclear thing yes it was bad but burying children alive and using Indians as target practice is unforgivable they have to take responsibility even in their own country Ainu people face prejudice honestly such a disgustingly racist country but since their not white its all good pffft
This is one tough/brave man and his memories are so accurate and interesting. I agree; listening to their stories I am always extremely proud of what they did for our freedoms and came home and worked hard to raise good families. And retained their values learned in the military. They are 'the originals':)
@RedDeerGhostHunters nonsense! How is that supposed to work? Some solider sitting on an island making no effort to reestablish contact with his command for decades and is just gonna assume that war had gone on for all this time?
@DeHerg Japan didnt have good communication equipment. But i guess i would have been a little fanatical if i was sent onto an island as a 22 year old boy. Filled with enemy troops. 30 years later without knowing anything about the fall of the Japanese empire. I can see the point from his view. The last thing i would was to re establish radio contact. Maintain radio Discipline so enemy forced coundlt find me.
Growing up in their teen years during the great depression then hitting adulthood and living through World War 2, these are toughest men alive today. Love talking to them.
It's always great to hear stories from WWII soldiers, they are American hero's and were truly the greatest generation. I could only hope to become 1/10 the man Lt. Col. James N. Methven is/was. Thank you for your service and sacrifice.
@USaryan I always loved hearing stories from vets.So onetime Im at a friends and his dad wasa vet. Hisdad starts to tell me a story when my friend walksin.he gets upset thathis dad is teling the story.I tell him that I asked to hear the story and that Im intrested in that kind of stuf.So he walks out.Later I ask him why he got irratated that his pops wastellin me war stories. He tells me that what most people dont understand is that old men tell the same stories everynight there entire lives lol
"That was a queer one." love this guy and this story <3
boye3san 3 months ago
How can anyone dislike this story? Must be 3 of the japanese soldiers who did not know the war was over.
geekintheperimeter 4 months ago
Japan was responsible for killing 30 million people in Asia with 20 million of them Chinese they are so cocky that they unlike the Germans who took responsibility Japan did nothing instead they hid behind the nuclear thing yes it was bad but burying children alive and using Indians as target practice is unforgivable they have to take responsibility even in their own country Ainu people face prejudice honestly such a disgustingly racist country but since their not white its all good pffft
TYUIO11111 4 months ago
Thanks
directHITz 8 months ago
What year was this?
directHITz 8 months ago
@directHITz The year was 1945 and this incident happened shortly after the war's official end.
CFloridaWW2Museum 8 months ago
Haha So they basically flew into an active Japanese airfield? lol
kicknbazz1615 9 months ago
greeting from Asia to the brave American soldiers whom freed the entire Asia
foodgarbage 11 months ago
This is one tough/brave man and his memories are so accurate and interesting. I agree; listening to their stories I am always extremely proud of what they did for our freedoms and came home and worked hard to raise good families. And retained their values learned in the military. They are 'the originals':)
tarnsand 1 year ago 3
much respect i had 7 family members who served in ww2
incaliber45 1 year ago
HERO.
JAMESLeadGuitarist 1 year ago
great story! i love wwii veterans
GokuSuzumiya 1 year ago
glad it was resolved peacefully. wow
supdawg9999999 1 year ago
Wow.
Amazing
judopathoftruth 1 year ago
thank you great story.
samigirl22 2 years ago
wow if there is jap soldiers in the pacific it makes u think that there may be us soldiers still down there
abc114able2 2 years ago
@abc114able2
No way. Last one was 1975.
AspiringPotato 11 months ago
That's a great story
lacrossefan2 2 years ago 3
imagine that there are probably still Japanese soldiers in the pacific islands unaware of the end of world war two!.
RedDeerGhostHunters 2 years ago 5
@RedDeerGhostHunters nonsense! How is that supposed to work? Some solider sitting on an island making no effort to reestablish contact with his command for decades and is just gonna assume that war had gone on for all this time?
DeHerg 10 months ago
@DeHerg Japan didnt have good communication equipment. But i guess i would have been a little fanatical if i was sent onto an island as a 22 year old boy. Filled with enemy troops. 30 years later without knowing anything about the fall of the Japanese empire. I can see the point from his view. The last thing i would was to re establish radio contact. Maintain radio Discipline so enemy forced coundlt find me.
FantasyFinal4 7 months ago
@RedDeerGhostHunters lol it might be a little apparent after that many years and no fighting
erererer2 6 months ago
unbeleivable , japanese soldiers were still hiding out years afterwards
derekuk2000 2 years ago 4
Thank you for sharing that! That is an AMAZING and awesome story!
Widget3591 2 years ago
This guy is awesome.
thedoorhingeparttwo 2 years ago
Thank you.
PigMenX 2 years ago
great video !
billoakesattablthree 2 years ago
Sounds like a great adventure
Fastolm 2 years ago
What a great story! Iam a history buff and it is stories like these that everyone needs to hear. Great video!
Kursk08 2 years ago 4
Funny story!
Nekron70 2 years ago
thank you for sharing.
drmlabs 2 years ago
5 stars.
9sec2valve 3 years ago 3
Growing up in their teen years during the great depression then hitting adulthood and living through World War 2, these are toughest men alive today. Love talking to them.
jumpthestump 3 years ago 47
my grand father was a russian hero.
chimp644 3 years ago
Great story.
Luckilius 3 years ago 4
It's always great to hear stories from WWII soldiers, they are American hero's and were truly the greatest generation. I could only hope to become 1/10 the man Lt. Col. James N. Methven is/was. Thank you for your service and sacrifice.
USaryan 3 years ago 23
@USaryan I always loved hearing stories from vets.So onetime Im at a friends and his dad wasa vet. Hisdad starts to tell me a story when my friend walksin.he gets upset thathis dad is teling the story.I tell him that I asked to hear the story and that Im intrested in that kind of stuf.So he walks out.Later I ask him why he got irratated that his pops wastellin me war stories. He tells me that what most people dont understand is that old men tell the same stories everynight there entire lives lol
meronmotors 2 months ago