That's because you're seeing clips from at least 4 different movies put together. Pearl Harbor is where all the low altitude shots come from. The shots of the bombardier are not even in B-25s, that's from Unbroken, which was B-24s. Not sure about all of the shots of Japanese pilots in the cockpits, but I believe the third movie is Catch 22, with the desert painted B-25s in it.
@@Arltratlo ah, I see. That explains why the US has the highest GDP in the world worth 23.32 trillion dollars annually. Because we can't count to 4. Got it. Thanks for the brilliant insight.
@@soldat2501 funny, you are #1 country in debt, to China....and people in prison...and military budget, but what place you have in infant mortality again, or gun violence or even better, school kids shoot inside schools?? btw: Canada is greater as the USA!
Actually the Bombers use in the movie unbroken is B24 Liberator, which is many guns are mounted and bigger than b25 mitchell, btw i like your cool videos👍.
Yeah, i seen the b25 at first....then all of a sudden i noticed a ball turret and im thinkin I dont think b25's had a ball turret so like ya say he did a mix including the good ole b24
Superbly edited- I thought it was one movie. Great choice of footage and composition. But what was the bottle at 3:10 about? Dude messed up his vision for nothing.
Are some of the Zero clips from a movie about Saburo Sakai? If I remember correctly, he took some .30 cal machinegun hits from SBD Dauntless tail gunners that hit the cockpit injuring him on the skull. Specifically I remember about him taking the hits, losing control and finally regaining it when the blood cleared from his eyes. He struggled to fly the plane back to Rabaul, which was a very long flight.
@@datamek in point of fact, it was a flight of SBD Dauntless dive bombers - not Avengers. Sakai mistook the aircraft for Avengers. The injury he sustained would likely have been worse had the aircraft firing at him been an Avenger, since the .50 round would have been considerably more destructive.
What's really interesting is that none of the B-25s in this scene have ball turrets until the bomb doors get stuck. Then all of a sudden we have a ball turret on this one plane. WTF right?
@@BigSkyCurmudgeon Both B-24 and the B-25 are from two movies, and the pilot who is shot through the eye is Sakaii from a third movie. Since you referenced it, the Doolittle raid on Tokyo was launched from the USN aircraft carrier Hornet (CV-8) not a land-based airfield. Additionally, the closest B-25 J at 0:01 is a late model B-25J with the turret moved forward from its mid-fuselage former position to directly behind the cockpit and the B-25 J has mid-fuselage side gunner positions and has a tail gunner position not found on the B-25B. The Doolittle Raiders used the earlier B-25B with the lower Bendix remote turret removed to save weight replaced with two broomsticks stuck into the tail as fake machine guns, and without the later gunner canopy for the tail, no side gun positions and the upper turret in the mid fuselage location. You can check out the movie Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo for the correct B-25 variant and the actual launch footage (the distance shots of the B-25 taking off, not the recreated launch from the carrier deck), there's closeups of the mid upper turret position with actor Robert Walker, Sr. Van Heflin as the pilot of the B-25 "Ruptured Duck" and Spencer Tracy as Col. Doolittle. As to Sakai, at the time of the Doolittle raid, he was stationed at Lae New Guinea. Sakai was later wounded in attack on SBD Dauntless dive bombers over Rabaul, which is accurately depicted in the Japanese film Zero Pilot (1976) which used models on strings, on the level of realism found in Japanese Kaijū eiga films from Toho (such as Gojira no Gyakushū, US Godzilla Raids again), different from the clips CGI, which have been cobbled together to make this video. Ironically, Sakaii described the aircraft he attacked as TBF avengers stating the aircraft had turrets. Such is the fog of war. Sakaii was involved in the post surrender attack on B-32 Dominators on August 18, 1945 when the USAAF conducted photoreconnaissance and cease fire compliance. A "combat mission" not mentioned in his Samurai!, the biography written by Martin Caidin. Sakai had believed the aircraft were B-29 Bombers.
They mixed scenes from Pearl Harbor, the newer Catch 22 show, Unbroken (that's where the B-24's are from) and whatever movie(s) the Zeros are from. Wild mix.
this clip mixed movies up so the B-25 Mitchell's transmogrified into B-24 Liberators. The latter part is from a movie about Saburu Sakai on the day he lost one eye and kept flying.
Je ne sais pas si l'un est un grand acteur et si l'autre est un grand metteur en scène, mais une chose est sûr, il y a un mélange de scènes de films différents, qui ne sont pas digne d'un bon réalisateur. On a jamais vu de tourelle ventrale sur un B-25.
An exception might've been the parafrag groups, two of which initially flew A20s and one initially flew B25s, all usually targeting Japanese airfields or ammo dumps. They were generally in and out at low level before the targeted base could respond. Skip bombing missions might've taken their toll with those groups however but I'm not familiar with those casualty numbers. I've heard two veteran crew-members of a B17 in the Pacific claim that Japanese Army pilots didn't seem to want any part of them. I didn't get their time or place in theater.
I may be wrong but light flak was more of a problem than fighters for the B25 and A20 particularly later in the war when they had solid noses with batteries of .5 inch guns. I don't know what the B25H was like to fly with a 75mm gun in the nose and how many ships/boats that chewed up. Even P38's flying top cover can only do so much.
Great CGI but historically very inaccurate- Doolittle’s bombers spent 60 seconds over Tokyo and were long gone before AA batteries or home defence Zeros even knew what what going on - ie caught Japan totally by surprise
At 0:34,the nose of a B-24 is seen and a crew member is wearing a patch of the 13th Air Force,but no B-24s are anywhere....just B-25s........ I should add that my initial impression was that this was the Doolittle raid over Japan, so to see B-24s there indicated that it wasn't that raid at all. Also,the B-24s were never seen taking off,so where did they come from? Lastly,while great artwork cgi was shown,there was a problem with American insignias. The B-24s/B-25s have mid-WW2 insignias at the start, but near the end of the clip they wear the early '41-42 red /ball/in the star roundel.
Interesting how the B-25’s morphed into B-24’s at the end of the clip. Credit to the Zero pilots; they ruled the roost during the initial stages of WW2. Both sides had their share of hero’s. I read the book “Zero” by Martin Caiden, about Saburo Sakai.
I'm not so sure sir. These Zeros were literally "flying cardboards" but the American planes were literally "flying tanks" especially their first naval air cooled cylinder fighters the F4 Wildcats that Zeros couldn't shoot down guns but only with their limited cannons.
55 years ago, I worked with an older gentleman in my University's foreign language lab. I was a student worker and he was there to fix the electronics we used for the foreign language tapes. He told me he flew in a B-25 during World War II in the Pacific. He said the roughest missions he flew were against a Japanese naval base called Rabaul. I wish now that I had asked him more about his missions in the B-25.
Rabaul was a major Japanese base, as important to them as Midway was to the United States. Your lab instructor flew some of the toughest missions of the war.
Тут из минимум четырех фильмов нарезка - взлет с аэродрома на острове, сцены внутри бомбардировщика и подлет к объекту - из фильма "Несломленный" (Unbroken, 2014 г.), полет над большим городом (узнается Рим за секунду), говорят, что из сериала "Уловка-22" (сам не смотрел еще просто, но Рим узнаваем, так что либо этот фильм, либо "Крепость" 2012 года, больше нет вариантов). Бомбардировка завода с малой высоты - из фильма "Перл Харбор", так называемый рейд Дулитла. А эпизоды с японским пилотом - да, совершенно верно, это Сабуро Сакаи, а фильм, должно быть, японский 1976 года, "Небесный самурай" ( 大空のサムライ ). p.s. и еще из какого-то пятого фильма кадры с нижней турелью
It was all over for the Japanese when the U.S. Navy introduced the F6F Hellcat, and the F4U Corsair was just icing on the cake! Total domination of the skies by the U.S. Navy and the USARMYAF with their P51's and P38's....
It was practically over by the end of 1943 where the Hellcat, and Mustangs were later in arriving. The first P-38s for the 5th and 13th Air Forces arrived in Aug 1942 and Corsairs began operating from Guadalcanal Feb 1943. P-47s were with the 5th AF starting in June 1943 (348FG). 1st Hellcat action was Sep 43. The Mustangs did not appear in the Pacific until late 1944 and were never the most numerous types. Some Mustangs served in the CBI starting in 1943, but these were A-36 and P-51As. P51B/Cs did not make to China until 1944.
@@martinricardo4503 That's right, the U.S. Navy and the F4 Wildcat were outmatched by the Japanese Zero until the F6F and the F4U Corsair showed up in 1943. The P38 Lightning had been in the Pacific from the very begging of WWII and was successful in its own right! The P51 was in the war much later but was also dominant and was great for escorting bombers just like they did in the European theater.
@@RodolfLeclerc It's more than that. The B-25s with "6A" on the tail are from some movie, maybe Catch 22....and there's also B-25 footage from Pearl Harbor.
Two movies that I know have been mixed in with this. First one is unbroken bombing the island the second when they are low to the ground bombing factory's is from the movie pearl harbour and it's during the do little raid on Tokyo japan with a total of 16 b25s
@@dunruden9720doo little* bit lat on the reply haha cant remember the first name he was a well known american pilot who came up with the crazy idea to launch army bombers off a carrier right in japans backyard.
@@dunruden9720as a kid i use to think it was called the do little raid due to the fact 16 b25s in Tokyo would do very little Damage 🤣 the do little raid 🤷🏻🤣
Interesting that they are actually bombing Rome (time 1:27) where you can see St. Peter's cathedral and St. Peter's square, instead of some Japan city.
It also happened over the ocean near the Solomon islands and not the mainland . The only bombers he would have seen were the Betty Bombers that he was protecting from the American fighters not American Bombers. He had just shot down an American fighter plane into the jungle and was heading home when he attacked a SBD and was hit by it's rear gunner. He then flew over 2 hours back to the base while going in and out of consciousness. IF it happen like it shows in this video he could have just landed. During that 2 hour flight he would stick his fingers in the wound to cause pain to keep himself awake.
I don't think Japenese flak was ever that heavy like German flak was, but it makes good Hollywood drama, just like the bombs exploding with big flames; real bombs don't explode with flames.
What the heck! They're supposed to be flying over Tokyo but the city down below is clearly Rome, in Italy. Just check from 1:23 to 1:28 and you can clearly see the Vatican cathedral and the Vatican square (!)
映像の繋ぎ合わせがすごすぎて、もうめちゃくちゃだよw
身の上話を途中で遮るのが斬新で、真面目な内容なのに笑わそうとしてるのかと思いました😅
リアルなドゥーリットル爆撃隊の映像から、見慣れた東宝の「模型が飛んでる」画像に切り替わって吹いたｗ
この動画1番の見せ場デス
@@144shipyard2
そこは「この動画1番の見せ場アル」のがよかった
坂井三郎の大空のサムライの場面になっているよ！
全体的にカッコ良く仕上がっていますね👍
ドゥーリットル空襲だったんだ。
今から４５年前の高校生の時に、一人で観に行きました。懐かしい！
同時上映が、森繁久彌の喜劇百点満点でした。
昔の映画は二本立てだったんですね〜
俺も見たわ たしか草刈正雄さんが予備校の生徒
いえ、三本立てなど普通でした。客の入れ替えもありませんでしたから、もう一度見たい一本のために見たくはない二本を見るか寝てました。
まさか45年前にこの2022年、ユーチューブで見れると思わなかったですよね😁
I like how the planes metamorphosed from a B25 to a B24..........
i wonder why you couldnt see any Me109??
大空のサムライこと坂井三郎さんが唯一負傷したのがサイダーのせいだった逸話を見ると、どんな優れた人でもミスの一つや二つあるのだと思って安心します(笑)
晩年に執筆された『大空のサムライの失敗』
でもサイダーの危険性について記されています
笑
戦闘中にラムネ開けて機内ビシャビシャにするのは緊張感なさすぎるw
実話なのでしゃーない。（坂井三郎著「大空のサムライ」）
これ実話なんだ
戦闘中…と言うよりは、戦場に向かってる最中に吹き出したらしいですね
@@user-qj4gv3pe9z てか戦闘機にラムネ持ち込むんだ
@@6Monster ウチの大家さんが銀河操縦士で爆撃機とかだと、魔法瓶に熱いお茶(コーヒーとかも別である）入れて防災頭巾みたいな保温材で包んで上空で飲んでたそうですが、戦闘機は一人なので好きな物持ち込めたんでしょう。私の大叔父はフィリピン戦線から「航空携行食（バターたっぷりのカロリーメイト）とバナナ食べ飽きたから栗羊羹クレ」って手紙送ってきました。
amazing how the bombers managed to drop their bombs and then dive down to almost roof top height as the bombs landed !!
Is a mix of new and old movies. Of course is not very coherent...
B25がアクロバットチーム並みに密集体形かつ低空飛行するなんて、米軍パイロットの技量が凄まじい。
Takonohana!💥🎌
事実とは違うけどね
@@jefesalsero タカノハナじゃないヨ
事実じゃないらしいねこのえいが
あくまでも史実を［元に］した映画だからね
All this did was give me love and respect for that Japanese Zero Pilot. I hope he got his soda in heaven 🙏
They were killers they deserved to die
Rest assured, overseas friends. He was injured, but he survived
日本軍の高射砲はあのような弾幕を張るほど数が揃っていたのだろうかと思ってしまいました。炸裂している高度もかなり正確。
初めから最後まで嘘ばっかだよ😂ちなみにB25は小銃弾でも撃墜されるしこんな弾幕なら直撃しなくとも全機未帰還だろうな🤣
流石に1機は生きてる
意外と知られてないのですが キスカ島は高射砲部隊の射撃精度正確で米軍機何機も被害出てんですよ
日本軍の作った米搭乗員の埋葬地があったぐらいですから
So one minute they are at 24k feet, the next they are at 1k feet. But wait, they are back at 24k feet.
That's because you're seeing clips from at least 4 different movies put together. Pearl Harbor is where all the low altitude shots come from. The shots of the bombardier are not even in B-25s, that's from Unbroken, which was B-24s. Not sure about all of the shots of Japanese pilots in the cockpits, but I believe the third movie is Catch 22, with the desert painted B-25s in it.
@@propheticanalytics9959 hellcat swapped b25
no problem, the avg American cant count from 2 to 4 engines!
@@Arltratlo ah, I see. That explains why the US has the highest GDP in the world worth 23.32 trillion dollars annually. Because we can't count to 4. Got it. Thanks for the brilliant insight.
@@soldat2501 funny, you are #1 country in debt, to China....and people in prison...and military budget, but what place you have in infant mortality again, or gun violence or even better, school kids shoot inside schools??
btw: Canada is greater as the USA!
Actually the Bombers use in the movie unbroken is B24 Liberator, which is many guns are mounted and bigger than b25 mitchell, btw i like your cool videos👍.
I like B25 so I made a video to make it look like that
Thank you
It's a b 25 . Only two engines
Yeah, i seen the b25 at first....then all of a sudden i noticed a ball turret and im thinkin I dont think b25's had a ball turret so like ya say he did a mix including the good ole b24
零戦無双を期待して観たら、フラストレーション溜まりまくる動画だったよ…(半ギレ)
アメリカ軍のクル－が乗ってるのは B-24 爆撃機です。
@@GG-hf9fq
B-25ね....
@@Kimchan7 ほんものおおおおおおお
Superbly edited- I thought it was one movie. Great choice of footage and composition. But what was the bottle at 3:10 about? Dude messed up his vision for nothing.
movies name?
Catch-22
パールハーバー
unbroaken
山本五十六
大空のサムライ
Are some of the Zero clips from a movie about Saburo Sakai? If I remember correctly, he took some .30 cal machinegun hits from SBD Dauntless tail gunners that hit the cockpit injuring him on the skull. Specifically I remember about him taking the hits, losing control and finally regaining it when the blood cleared from his eyes. He struggled to fly the plane back to Rabaul, which was a very long flight.
坂井三郎是被雙座魚雷機的後座砲手開砲擊中的！不是B25 轟炸機！
Saburo Sakai was shot by the recoil gunner of the two-seat torpedo machine! Not a B25 bomber!
I know
That's right
That scene with soda bottle "explosion" in the cockpit is also something that was mentioned in Sakai's book "winged Samurai"
After take off ;)
爆撃があまりにも低空すぎんかw
War Thunderなら自爆してる
1:38 同感！惑星だったら自爆する低さです(笑)
強調したい演出にしても、もう少しねぇ…
まあ娯楽としては見応えあってよかったですけどね
意外とレーダーを避けるために低空爆撃は普通なんじゃないの？ と思ったけどそれなら時限爆弾か。
戦闘中にサイダー開けたことがまさかあんなことになるなんて…の検証動画
額からケチャップ噴き出す結果となりました
これ坂井三郎っていう人の実話ですよ
@@green_12017 はへえ…実際に
なんで水じゃなくてサイダー？
水だとエネルギー補給にならないからかと。
因みに離陸前に開栓して振って炭酸を抜いてくのが通常で、この時は”それを忘れてて”と言う話だったかと…にしても会敵中には飲まないでしょうね…
Great Video!! Would you let me use some of your work in our WWII documentary?
That was how Sakai lost his eye in the war in a attack on bomber formations.
Sakai Saburo was attacking Grumman Avenger
@@datamek that footage was from the movie about him getting shot in the head and surviving.
@@datamek in point of fact, it was a flight of SBD Dauntless dive bombers - not Avengers. Sakai mistook the aircraft for Avengers. The injury he sustained would likely have been worse had the aircraft firing at him been an Avenger, since the .50 round would have been considerably more destructive.
There wasn’t,t a ball turret on B-25. There was a remote turret with a periscope.
What's really interesting is that none of the B-25s in this scene have ball turrets until the bomb doors get stuck. Then all of a sudden we have a ball turret on this one plane. WTF right?
@@spectre06x It's a mash-up of the Sabura Sakaii biography (the ball turret and bomb bay doors being open and stuck) and another B-25 movie...
@@Renshen1957 that makes sense
@@Renshen1957 the american crew pictured were from the movie UNBROKEN. a B-24 Liberator. Sakaii did not face off against the Doolittle raid B-25s
@@BigSkyCurmudgeon Both B-24 and the B-25 are from two movies, and the pilot who is shot through the eye is Sakaii from a third movie. Since you referenced it, the Doolittle raid on Tokyo was launched from the USN aircraft carrier Hornet (CV-8) not a land-based airfield. Additionally, the closest B-25 J at 0:01 is a late model B-25J with the turret moved forward from its mid-fuselage former position to directly behind the cockpit and the B-25 J has mid-fuselage side gunner positions and has a tail gunner position not found on the B-25B.
The Doolittle Raiders used the earlier B-25B with the lower Bendix remote turret removed to save weight replaced with two broomsticks stuck into the tail as fake machine guns, and without the later gunner canopy for the tail, no side gun positions and the upper turret in the mid fuselage location. You can check out the movie Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo for the correct B-25 variant and the actual launch footage (the distance shots of the B-25 taking off, not the recreated launch from the carrier deck), there's closeups of the mid upper turret position with actor Robert Walker, Sr. Van Heflin as the pilot of the B-25 "Ruptured Duck" and Spencer Tracy as Col. Doolittle.
As to Sakai, at the time of the Doolittle raid, he was stationed at Lae New Guinea. Sakai was later wounded in attack on SBD Dauntless dive bombers over Rabaul, which is accurately depicted in the Japanese film Zero Pilot (1976) which used models on strings, on the level of realism found in Japanese Kaijū eiga films from Toho (such as Gojira no Gyakushū, US Godzilla Raids again), different from the clips CGI, which have been cobbled together to make this video.
Ironically, Sakaii described the aircraft he attacked as TBF avengers stating the aircraft had turrets. Such is the fog of war. Sakaii was involved in the post surrender attack on B-32 Dominators on August 18, 1945 when the USAAF conducted photoreconnaissance and cease fire compliance. A "combat mission" not mentioned in his Samurai!, the biography written by Martin Caidin. Sakai had believed the aircraft were B-29 Bombers.
Some scenes reminde me of an old movie I watched as a kid during the beginning of the 80s
They mixed scenes from Pearl Harbor, the newer Catch 22 show, Unbroken (that's where the B-24's are from) and whatever movie(s) the Zeros are from. Wild mix.
5:34 いつの間にか、2発から4発エンジンに変身だにゃ～
そりゃB25からB24に変わってるもん()
高射砲って、当たらなかったとしても近くで爆発するように見えるから相当な恐怖ですね。少なくとも威嚇にはなる。
追記 いいね150突破！しかも上の方！
実は、結構当たったらしいですよ。
終戦までにB29も500機近くがやられたらしいです。
まぁ向こうは物量が違うからなぁ
高射砲がB-29に届くのか...?
@@user-bq1up4xf8t
b29の偵察飛行時(高度10000m)は届かないだろうけど。
爆撃する時は2000mくらいまで降りてくるから。高射砲の届く距離ですな
this clip mixed movies up so the B-25 Mitchell's transmogrified into B-24 Liberators. The latter part is from a movie about Saburu Sakai on the day he lost one eye and kept flying.
Bro through like 3 films into one clip and skipped the best dialog, "I gonna light it up like a Christmas tree" and "yep, just like a Christmas tree"
Понятия не имею, как я сюда попал, но мне понравилось.
Lack of self sealing tanks and no armor cost Japan many brave pilots. 50 cal guns are brutal on their target.
Yep, one placed tracer and they lit up like a torch.
@@Mightiflier The more the merrier!
Good!
@@dd1862 same for kamikaze'd ships
I'm seeing clips from different films. Still wondering about the belly turret on the B25
some of this clip is from a B-24 used in the movie "Unbroken" while others probably from the 3rd movie "Midway".
語ってる最中に攻撃されて怒ってんのおもろw
話長いなと思ったんで切ってあげました
@@144shipyard2 鬼畜
@@144shipyard2 腹筋を返せ
零戦の燃料タンクの落ち方じわじわくる()
それな
零戦は防弾が無いからマッチと呼ばれていました。B25は頑丈ですけど弾が当たると機体内部の部品が破れて飛び散るから、破片によるケガがたくさんあったと思います。
一式陸攻がワンショットライターなどと言われたそうですが、零戦をマッチとか言われてません。
零戦21型は燃料タンクに防弾が無いんですよ。パイロットはドンドン消耗していきますから、一人前になるのに半年はかかります。ここが日米の差なんですよ。
零戦が不時着して米軍の手によって零戦の秘密がバレました。乗ったアメリカのパイロットは"こんな危険な戦闘機"だったのか❓️。と驚いたそうです。零戦はスパイラルダイブすると空中分解します。これは航続距離を伸ばすために強度を落としています。つまり軽い飛行機なのに重武装。ラバウルからガダルカナルまで往復2
000キロでさらに空中戦をしています。米軍のF4Fではとても不可能なのに零戦は余裕で出来る。米軍が脅威に感じたのは初期だけなのですよ。
ちなみにジョージ・H・W・ブッシュ大統領は日本軍に二回も撃墜されています。ケネディ大統領はPTボートの船長の時に日本の駆逐艦に体当たりを喰らい沈没しました。歴代大統領は日本軍の怖さを知っています。
一応、一式陸攻は米軍パイロットによって評価が違ってたりしますよね。零戦は確か後半自動消火装置が標準化されていたり、防弾板が軽く着いてたりします。そもそも零戦が開発された当時防弾板の概念がなかったというのもありますか。
Moral of the story, never drink soda in a dogfight!
But modern fighters are fine ！
My grandfather serviced B25s in Italy in 1943, he was not a fan, they apparently were not reliable.
Really B 25 your farther working
八丈島出身の母は、東京空襲を逃げながら見ていて「B29は探照灯に映るんだけど、下から撃っても途中でパカーンパカーンって破裂して届かないんだよ」と言ってました。この映画のB29は危ないところを通っている気がします。八丈島→墨田区→冬の軽井沢に疎開に来たとき「アメリカはここまで木を枯らしてしまったのか」と大人達がびっくりしていたそうです。
b29は出てませんよ？
The film really captured the youth of the guys, they were just kids, the B-25 pilot looks 15. Sad reality of war.
Je ne sais pas si l'un est un grand acteur et si l'autre est un grand metteur en scène, mais une chose est sûr, il y a un mélange de scènes de films différents, qui ne sont pas digne d'un bon réalisateur. On a jamais vu de tourelle ventrale sur un B-25.
B-25C had a retractable belly turret, but it wasn't that style of turret. The one shown was from the underside of a B-24 Liberator.
If you read "Warpath Across the Pacific" you will see B-25 loses were horific.
An exception might've been the parafrag groups, two of which initially flew A20s and one initially flew B25s, all usually targeting Japanese airfields or ammo dumps. They were generally in and out at low level before the targeted base could respond. Skip bombing missions might've taken their toll with those groups however but I'm not familiar with those casualty numbers.
I've heard two veteran crew-members of a B17 in the Pacific claim that Japanese Army pilots didn't seem to want any part of them. I didn't get their time or place in theater.
I may be wrong but light flak was more of a problem than fighters for the B25 and A20 particularly later in the war when they had solid noses with batteries of .5 inch guns.
I don't know what the B25H was like to fly with a 75mm gun in the nose and how many ships/boats that chewed up.
Even P38's flying top cover can only do so much.
This MUST be based on the Doolittle Raid! AMAZING CGI & acting from the live actors! WAY TO GO! GOOD JOB!
Great CGI but historically very inaccurate- Doolittle’s bombers spent 60 seconds over Tokyo and were long gone before AA batteries or home defence Zeros even knew what what going on - ie caught Japan totally by surprise
Plus Doolittle 25 had no defensive guns to save weight.
At 0:34,the nose of a B-24 is seen and a crew member is wearing a patch of the 13th Air Force,but no B-24s are anywhere....just B-25s........
I should add that my initial impression was that this was the Doolittle raid over Japan, so to see B-24s there indicated that it wasn't that raid at all. Also,the B-24s were never seen taking off,so where did they come from? Lastly,while great artwork cgi was shown,there was a problem with American insignias. The B-24s/B-25s have mid-WW2 insignias at the start, but near the end of the clip they wear the early '41-42 red /ball/in the star roundel.
Nice except for footage of ball turret gunner on the B-25. They were eliminated before this model was produced.
Those bombers can change altitudes so fast😂😂
tactics...lol
Gotta trick the rangefinders to avoid👏that👏flak!👏
パールハーバーは日本だと戦争映画じゃなくて恋愛映画として放映したんだっけ？
インチキ考証嘘混ぜ映画に恋愛混ぜた超B級映画だと思います。
@@user-ot4ip1wl2j 映画好きに「パールハーバーを見返せば駆逐艦(現代)がいたり撮影用のヘリコプターも見えるぞ！」って言われてまた見返します！
日本海軍の偉い方々が 河原のような鳥居の立ってる変な所で会議してる 素人目にもおかしい描写もこの映画だったような❓ 河原で会議(笑) 日本人なめとる 素人監督かと(≧▽≦)
当時のパールハーバーに、タイムスリップした様なイージス艦がいたり。日本軍の会議は、戦国時代みたいな外でやったり。その会議の近くで、子供たちが凧揚げして遊んでいる。予告編しか見てないけど。クラダンけえ。戦争に負けると、こうなる。日本が悪いアメリカが正義ちゅう反日映画ヤロ。
のどかでほのぼのとした美しい日本の風景。砂漠育ちの短気で暴力的な主人公。
有色人種の立場が悲しい真珠湾の米軍艦。コックピットの窓を開けて米国
非戦闘員に「危ないから逃げろ」と怒鳴る日本パイロット。
日本人非戦闘員に爆弾と銃弾の主人公たちドウリトル隊。
シレっと入れ込んだそういう描写が？な、そんな映画だったような。
Interesting. When did B 25's grow belly turrets? Or have four engines?
Hey I'm noticing several movies spliced together .The content is confusing what is the message you are trying to convey ?
Interesting how the B-25’s morphed into B-24’s at the end of the clip. Credit to the Zero pilots; they ruled the roost during the initial stages of WW2. Both sides had their share of hero’s. I read the book “Zero” by Martin Caiden, about Saburo Sakai.
Good eye.
I'm not so sure sir. These Zeros were literally "flying cardboards" but the American planes were literally "flying tanks" especially their first naval air cooled cylinder fighters the F4 Wildcats that Zeros couldn't shoot down guns but only with their limited cannons.
Great book. He seemed liked an honorable man.
That book about Sakai was titled "Samurai!" Caiden did write a book called "Zero", but it was more technical about the Zero specific.
...and the city is Roma, not Tokio...
Very impressive, realistic, gripping combat footage. Outstanding!!!
Old school sarcasm…….
pearl harbor man
Didn't you guys know that Mixed Plane war Movie Unbroken and that and that, that i forgot the names of the movie
Bombers wouldn't fly so low to the bombs this isn't realistic
Es un mix entre la incursión de Doolittle en “Pearl Harbor”(2001) y otra película que no conozco.
Google translation of the description.
"Combining Western and Japanese War Movies"
"Hiroshi Fujioka is a great actor"
55 years ago, I worked with an older gentleman in my University's foreign language lab. I was a student worker and he was there to fix the electronics we used for the foreign language tapes. He told me he flew in a B-25 during World War II in the Pacific. He said the roughest missions he flew were against a Japanese naval base called Rabaul. I wish now that I had asked him more about his missions in the B-25.
Rabaul was a major Japanese base, as important to them as Midway was to the United States. Your lab instructor flew some of the toughest missions of the war.
Интересно, как фильм называется? Это же легендарный Сабуро Сакаи?
その通りです。映画の名前は”大空のサムライ”です。
Тут из минимум четырех фильмов нарезка - взлет с аэродрома на острове, сцены внутри бомбардировщика и подлет к объекту - из фильма "Несломленный" (Unbroken, 2014 г.), полет над большим городом (узнается Рим за секунду), говорят, что из сериала "Уловка-22" (сам не смотрел еще просто, но Рим узнаваем, так что либо этот фильм, либо "Крепость" 2012 года, больше нет вариантов). Бомбардировка завода с малой высоты - из фильма "Перл Харбор", так называемый рейд Дулитла. А эпизоды с японским пилотом - да, совершенно верно, это Сабуро Сакаи, а фильм, должно быть, японский 1976 года, "Небесный самурай" ( 大空のサムライ ).
p.s. и еще из какого-то пятого фильма кадры с нижней турелью
Спасибо огромное за пояснения! Сабуро Сакаи - это навсегда!
It was all over for the Japanese when the U.S. Navy introduced the F6F Hellcat, and the F4U Corsair was just icing on the cake! Total domination of the skies by the U.S. Navy and the USARMYAF with their P51's and P38's....
It was practically over by the end of 1943 where the Hellcat, and Mustangs were later in arriving. The first P-38s for the 5th and 13th Air Forces arrived in Aug 1942 and Corsairs began operating from Guadalcanal Feb 1943. P-47s were with the 5th AF starting in June 1943 (348FG). 1st Hellcat action was Sep 43. The Mustangs did not appear in the Pacific until late 1944 and were never the most numerous types. Some Mustangs served in the CBI starting in 1943, but these were A-36 and P-51As. P51B/Cs did not make to China until 1944.
@@martinricardo4503 That's right, the U.S. Navy and the F4 Wildcat were outmatched by the Japanese Zero until the F6F and the F4U Corsair showed up in 1943. The P38 Lightning had been in the Pacific from the very begging of WWII and was successful in its own right! The P51 was in the war much later but was also dominant and was great for escorting bombers just like they did in the European theater.
the Doolittle raid with some Sabru Sakai thrown in. jumbled history, Great graphics though.
これは坂井三郎中尉が負傷したときの話しですね。サイダーを開けたら気圧の関係で吹き出し風防が汚れて見えなくなった時の話ですね。しかし天才的なパイロットは運も味方してか終戦まで何機も撃墜できるんですね。かなりの撃墜王でも戦闘でいのちを落としているみたいですね。
それってこの爆撃機じゃなくてSBDじゃなかったでしたっけ？
場所も日本本土ではなくガ島での戦闘だったと記憶しています
@@miuraayato さん え？僕の記憶違いかな。ぼくはこの話は「大空のサムライ」坂井三郎中尉の話かと思ったけど。飛行機は零戦では。風防を破った弾丸で目を負傷してしまう。
@@user-kd2mb1wl7r 坂井三郎が失明に至った事実はあってます
しかし、あれは坂井三郎が敵機を戦闘機と誤認してSBDの後部銃座に撃たれたものでした
この動画のようにB25から撃たれたわけではありませんよー
@@miuraayato ドゥーリットル爆撃隊の映画の題名わかりますか？？
@@44pipi32 いいえ
映画は戦記より脚色がより強いので基本見ません
That's actually a B-24 that the Zero is attacking.
It's actually 2 movies. One is "unbreakable" and the other one is a Japanese movie done in the 60' which I don't have the title.
@@RodolfLeclerc It's more than that. The B-25s with "6A" on the tail are from some movie, maybe Catch 22....and there's also B-25 footage from Pearl Harbor.
Damn that was pretty good too short👍
Two movies that I know have been mixed in with this. First one is unbroken bombing the island the second when they are low to the ground bombing factory's is from the movie pearl harbour and it's during the do little raid on Tokyo japan with a total of 16 b25s
Also the new Catch 22 with George Clooney. You see Rome in some of those shots.
do little?? Oh my dear god!!
@@dunruden9720doo little* bit lat on the reply haha cant remember the first name he was a well known american pilot who came up with the crazy idea to launch army bombers off a carrier right in japans backyard.
@@dunruden9720as a kid i use to think it was called the do little raid due to the fact 16 b25s in Tokyo would do very little Damage 🤣 the do little raid 🤷🏻🤣
最後の終わり方がシュール過ぎて草
2:40
米射手「長ぇんだよ！」w
Interesting that they are actually bombing Rome (time 1:27) where you can see St. Peter's cathedral and St. Peter's square, instead of some Japan city.
Some scenes are hardly stolen from "Pearl Harbor", 2001.
3:13 サイダー開けたらアイスキャンデーが飛んできて、ビックリだにゃ～
戦闘機にサイダーを持って来る
奴が居るか...？
終戦間際、山口県光市の海軍工廠がB29に爆撃されたのを叔父が見ていた。
標高300mの山頂に据えられた高射砲2台が迎撃にあたったが、70機ほどいただろうB29は、僅か3、4機が黒煙をはいて中国方面に飛び去って、1機も落ちる敵機はなかったって。
絶対固い【B-29】でもMIG-15はすぐ落とせたという。
被弾したB-29の搭乗員は叔父様以上に絶望していたでしょうね
絶対優勢に見える傍らでB-29の搭乗員も3000人以上死亡してます故
@@144shipyard2 確か1945年までの作戦での撃墜された数は約500機損傷機2700機でしたよね、あと日本本土空襲のB29搭乗員戦死者も特攻隊の4000名に近いということから序盤はかなり日本の迎撃機、高射砲がすごかったかがわかる
@@user-po9lx2yk5s 日本はレーダーもなかったが、どんな早期警報？そしてB-29は作戦高度は日本戦闘機がついてきない高度だったがどうやって迎撃をしたのだろうか？戦争後半に行くほど米軍の海上封鎖で資源まで不足して戦闘機の性能まで悪くなって迎撃もできなかったのに？日本にそしてどんな対空砲がある……ない……米軍のB-29が護衛気もなく爆撃に行くなんて。P-51マスタングが護衛をする時点では、日本の戦闘機が種が乾いた。迎撃機といっても、Ki-43やKi-84のような戦闘機が迎撃に出たとしてもB-29がじっくり撃墜されてくれないのに、そもそも米軍爆撃機は50口径（12.7mm）2連装を防御武装で装着しているのに簡単に撃墜になるか？それに比べて日本戦闘機は火力わ弱いし飛躍し、パイロットも足りないし、残っていたパイロットも自殺攻撃で空母や戦艦捕まえると神の風という気がすることもしない..そして1億玉鎖？1億人に米軍と戦うように勝利するのか？没落作戦が実行されたら戦車はどう対戦するのか？竹刀と戦う？そして日本国内の飛行場は毒ガスで麻痺させれば航空機が離陸もできないだろうが、米軍航空機は空は完全に占領するだろう。日本が戦車を相手に対戦車銃剣術ということで戦う？米軍がシャーマンだけを引っ張ってくるか？その他、イギリス、中華民国、ソ連も来て参戦するのに日本が余裕があるだろうか？日本はどんな方法でも勝てなかった。
Coke Mr 君ちょっとキモイよwいきなり長々と精神論で日本は戦ってたみたいなこと言うけどレーダーはあったしちゃんと迎撃はしてたのは確かだよ、まぁ極少数しかB29は撃墜できなかったのはあるけど、あまりにも性能しか見てないお馬鹿さんかな？ちゃんとwiki見ようね、無知晒さない方が身のためだよ？
Catch 22 mixed with Unbroken. B25 mixed with B24. Think there's Zero, the Japanese film in there too.
They are like movie clips because in one there is one of Pearl Harbol and another of incredible, I mean, it has several movies
2:33
「弘がしゃべってる途中でしょうが！」
（笑）
40分も風防拭きながら飛ぶのはまじで反省してください🎃
長時間のわき見操縦^_^
そうだ！
It's interesting to see the zeros
昔の装備や兵器が未だにこうして残ってるのが凄いと思う。🤔映画の為とはいえ、よく集めましたね。🤔
そうですね…
零戦は世界に2つくらいしかないからレプリカだよこれ
その年代ごとに合わせて編集すればまだマシだった。明らかにネタとしか思えない…アメリカ軍から日本のシーンに流れが変わった瞬間かなり吹いたw
ありがとうございます
ネタです
Totally UNREALISTIC, if the AAA was so fast, thick and accurate there would be no need for fighters...
This is a mash of different movies, aircraft and altitudes.
japan dont have proximity fuze during WW2. only the West/Allies have them.
Takonohana!
こんな時にサイダーは自重してくだされw
戦闘中ベトベトの遮風板を拭くのに40分費やしました
その可能性もあるし、軍艦のラムネ製造機で作ったやつかもしれませんね
@333ゆうちゃん うちの死んだひい爺さんもチャンコロ叩き切った話をニコニコしながらしていました
現代人とは感覚が違うんでしょうね
Why did tokyo have some big boy "Liberator"? (Inner footage is on the movie "Unbroken")
Weird it goes from b 25s to b 24s
これは…史実ではありませんね…
大空のサムライ＝坂井三郎を打ったのは、ドーントレスでB 25ではありません
その通りです〜
パパキュンさんへ 打った→❌ 撃った です 間違えないで下さい。
TBFもキター
映画だから脚色でしょう。
複数のドーントレスの後部射座から、一斉射撃を受けて坂井氏は負傷したんだナ。
Японцы чуть не победили.
Lol not a chance bro.
Я выиграл, если бы не пил сидр
Если бы не убили Ямамото, то пизда сша.
Nice editing 😉
Hodně chyb . Záběry různých bombardérů . Saburo Sakai byl ranen od SBD!
It also happened over the ocean near the Solomon islands and not the mainland . The only bombers he would have seen were the Betty Bombers that he was protecting from the American fighters not American Bombers. He had just shot down an American fighter plane into the jungle and was heading home when he attacked a SBD and was hit by it's rear gunner. He then flew over 2 hours back to the base while going in and out of consciousness. IF it happen like it shows in this video he could have just landed. During that 2 hour flight he would stick his fingers in the wound to cause pain to keep himself awake.
大空のサムライ
藤岡弘
仮面ライダー
3:00 NOT!! Must be a B-24 because the B-25 DID NOT HAVE A BOTTOM BALL TURRET
Early on they did have a belly turret.
b24's had 4 engines.
@@michaelbenjmitchell1 no sir
@@jkline999 dang I thought it had 7. Just kidding I definitely know my ww2 aircraft 😀
@@patrickmorley9634 B-25's did have a belly turret early on. I Didn't say it was a manned turret.
That looks like three films edited together.
I don't think Japenese flak was ever that heavy like German flak was, but it makes good Hollywood drama, just like the bombs exploding with big flames; real bombs don't explode with flames.
勇敢的日本人！
More brave Americans!
@@patricksmith5282
442nd Infantry Regiment
The Zero pilot chewing on a power bar was epic 😂
Well you combined a B 24 movie whit a B 25 movie? Ok i dont care is really good i love it
What the heck! They're supposed to be flying over Tokyo but the city down below is clearly Rome, in Italy. Just check from 1:23 to 1:28 and you can clearly see the Vatican cathedral and the Vatican square (!)
It was attacking the Japanese town of Italy.
Navigational error
今も昔も火薬の威力は半端ない、弾丸当たったら大怪我だし、撃たなきゃ撃たれるし、人間の身体は脆いですね…😨
｢後ろにも目をつけるんだ！｣
被弾してる坂井機に容赦なくて草
突っ込んでくるかもしれんから念のため
素晴らしい❤
Footage from remake of "Catch 22" and Catch 22 original and "Unbroken"
空戦中にサイダー飲むんかいな（笑）
さっき海苔巻き食べてたので仕方ないです
坂井三郎？？？
I don't get it one b 24 liberators and the other one is b25 Mitchell can't fly two planes at once
What is name of this Movie? I see a lot of similar Stories mentioned in comments.
Unbroken, Pearl Harbor,
I'm using an old Japanese war movie
@@144shipyard2 Thank You Very Much!
投下高度からいきなり機体高度が下がり過ぎ 笑
近い方が当たりやすかったみたいです