Macarthur Returns To Philippines (1944)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2014
- Philippines, Pacific.
American title reads "MacArthur Returns to Philippines."
Map of Pacific showing the islands with Japanese flags next to them - islands were held by Japan. Japanese flags transform into American flags as the darker colour spreads over the map showing the advance of Americans.
American General Douglas MacArthur onboard ship with another general and several other officers looking on. Air shot of mass of American battleships at sea. Map showing the advance to Philippines.
Various shots of the American battleships in action, shooting at the island. Various shots of the landing at Philippines - men leaving landing crafts, equipment and vehicles being unloaded. General MacArthur leaving ship and shaking hands with high ranking Asian officer. Group of high ranking officers, including General MacArthur, walking on beach.
Various shots of the American troops and tanks advancing across the island. Heavily bombed and destroyed buildings seen, local people looking on. Close up shot of General MacArthur with pipe and sunglasses looking on.
Various shots of officers and the army gathered around government building in central town of the island.
Note: Music only - no voiceover.
FILM ID:2103.04
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Most powerful sign by gen. MacArthur “I shall return”. This will be never forgotten, those sacrificing to battle is for achieve our freedom and peaceful❤.
The Asian officer in the description who shook MacArthur's hand is not a soldier, but the President Sergio Osmeña.
Mabuhayyyyy and thank you General D. MacArthur
MacArthur actually staged the scene where he walked up on the beach, for show.
That segment was actually filmed five times to get the “most impressive take” for the history film or record.
My uncle , who served on the U.S.S. Dyson (DD572), was a gunners mate and was there for the actual battles to take the Philippines back from the Japanese.
He (my uncle) was actually THERE when they were filming and thought that MacArthur was a “blow hard” looking for glory while my uncle and so many soldiers had to do the dirty work.
@@Happysenior7 publicity stunt aside, MacArthur was the only general staff officer in the US military that wanted to make the defense and recovery of the Philippines a priority. He pushed for 2 years and stressed the importance of freeing the Filipino people from the Japanese occupation.
@@Happysenior7 actually that is not true a biographer researched and found that it was not staged. There were in fact three separate landings that MacArthur in the Philippines and in all 3 cases the General was forced to walk ashore from an LCT when inspecting the landings. Because no boat could not get close to the shore anyone wanting to leave would be forced to wade ashore.
@@extraterrestrialfascisti7625 It was staged .
Taken from eye witness accounts .
@@extraterrestrialfascisti7625 My Uncle and the other crew members of the U.S.S. Dyson (DD572) witnessed MacArthur’s acting debut from only one location.
I talked to them at a ship’s reunion in Baton Rouge Louisiana years ago but my uncle had already told me the story of the multiple takes on that beach before.
🎉🎉GOD Bless McArthur, U.S.A & the Philippines...
The famost Gen. Thật the Pilipinos love the most , Gen.Douglas Mac Arthur . I shall return
The ruined church shown in this video is of Dulag,Leyte's Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church! I have seen photo of Gen.Mac Arthur riding in a vehicle in front of said church.
I love you macArthur for saving Philippines
❤ I SHALL RETURN
GOD BLESS ❤ GENERAL D. MACARTHUR
40 years later they're sunbathing on the same beach.
I shall return
-Douglas MacArthur
Thank God that you were delivered.
That day was October 20, 1944 when he returned to the Philippines
Macarthur never dies ❤❤
Everyone is gangsta until Gen. McArthur returns
Does anyone know why there is no complete footage of the shore walk?
Coz MacArthur (or somebody else) tripped, and they had to edit it out.
I saw one of the unedited copies back in the 80s. But there was no way to record it quickly at that time, unlike now.
he look a lot like Bruce Willis
Happy national Heroes day!!
McArthur was a good general wow
Who played Tyrone Power in this?
MacArthur philippines 🇵🇭 💖 ♥️ 💕 ❤️ 💓 🇵🇭
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good to having control over the Philippines 🙂
Guy literally screwed up his defense that he had to go through almost a decade just to fix his mistake with the Philippines.
2 years isn't "almost a decade" come on bruh yall can't be this dumb
He wasn’t willing to forfeit all of the Philippines except Bataan without a fight and horde precious food supplies for his garrison, in what ultimately would’ve ended the same way. If Japan didn’t completely wipe the floor with everyone else, including the “Gibraltar of the East” maybe I’d agree buckling down on Bataan was the correct play. MacArthur was serious about protecting the Philippines. It took all his political cache later in the war to shut down the USN faction seeking to bypass the Philippines for Formosa.
*McArthur Recolonize Philippines.
Idk about you but id much rather live under 1940s American opression than Imperial Japanese oppression
@@vereinigtekonigreicheoster35 I prefer to live in a free country. Remember that in those years African-Americans in the USA were treated like dogs. Or do you not remember?
@@pedrogutierrez3897 well, good thing Filipinos aren't African American. Lmao. Keep dreaming about being fully independent. You can't even defend yourselves from China.
Look at Hawaii. Sacrificed their independence for prosperity. They certainly are enjoying a higher quality of life than what you have in the Philippines.
Independence maybe the right answer morally.
But not practically.
@@pedrogutierrez3897 didn't happen in the Philippines, the American occupation here was benevolent (aside from the short war) nation-building just like the American occupation of Japan. In the end, this era is recognized here as a time of great progress in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and human rights, especially in contrast to after centuries of the oppressive Spanish occupation
@@pedrogutierrez3897dude your comparing African Americans to Philippinos. That is some copium right there. If your pissed off at the US because we did something else (invade iraq) than just say it
My grandpas daddy’s brother in law saw MacArthur film that 5 times and said what a dirty all show snake he was
Sorry that you were oxygen deprived while your mother was carrying you .
fake news hahha
So? Things are rehearsed in film all the time. The famous Iwo Jima flag photo isn't even of the original flag raising.
If you look at their pant legs they were already wet, so it was staged and filmed again after cut
so?
doesnt matter, what matters is that he came back for the Philippines
It doesn’t look anything like that. 😂
Nauseating!
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A coward seeking fame who ran away and abandoned his soldiers.
You saying there was a better choice? Would you have fought to the death as a Field Marshal?
Coward Seeking fame? before ww2 He was a Brigadier General figthing on front in ww1
You are a fool who doesn’t know history
@@tylerscott3640 Faker coward.
MacArthur's failure wasn't cowardice but stupidity.