That's exactly what it was, and it was interesting to see. If Japan saw these news reals, it would be easier for them to make a decision before the attack. I think maybe that was what they were trying to get at, I think. Doubtful but, I'm glad I got to see the whole line of BS anyway.
Just proves the filming of the day! I just hope young people don't think people got this Realtime like they do today. We are surrounded by clueless people.
The Japanese sequence starting at 30:22 is lifted en masses from the postwar series "Victor at Sea". That particular film cut has appeared many times in various accounts of Japanese duplicity.
Yhe crazy part is that the attack at pearl harbor was part of a major offensive across the whole pacific, the Japanese would end up taking major military installations all throughout the Pacific from the Dutch, French, British and Americans, invaded Vietnam, Cambodia, Burma, Sri Lanka, etc. All within the same days as the attack on pearl harbor.
In a few days? Did Japan have that kind of sealift capacity? Over a period of months for places near Japan? Absolutely. I doubt that Japan would have made it to Sri Lanka or India. The Indians bitterly resented British imperialism, and many still resent it. I doubt that they wanted to be Japan's junior partner any more than they wanted to be the UK's partner.
@@jamallabarge2665 it's true though pretty cool stuff, gotta remember the Japanese military took inspiration straight from the British themselves such as everyones favorite pastime colonialism.
@@54032Zepol There is a very cool book called "The Imperial Cruise:A secret history of Empire and War". The long and short? Japan learned their nasty habits from the US and others. We encouraged them to abuse Korea and later Japan. Why? Someone had to "keep the Asians in line". The Japanese Imperial Navy was trained by the British. They were a handful!!!!
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor because the Japanese Army and Navy were the ruling bodies in Japan, not the Government and that's what militaristic Countries do. The Japanese Army had previously attacked China without the knowledge of consent of the Government.
I kinda don’t wanna watch this cause I think it’s kind of a joke when it comes down to it! We know what was known back then and what wasn’t done to prevent things
Another 400 German Sailors from the BISMARCK could have been saved but the lookouts on the British ships that were pulling them out of the water claimed they saw a U-boat periscope so the left the immediately.
It's interesting to see such a compilation of news reel versions of what our own version of propaganda was accentually from back then. I would hope our younger viewers realize that we didn't even have TV back then, this would have been shown in movie theaters or you would have heard an audio of them over the radio. Only larger cities would have had the movie theaters, most rural Americans would have heard them on a radio, and that was a larger portion of the Country then you realize.
The office that I worked in has one of the enigmas in our museum. So I didn't learn any of this on TV. I think there are only 2 of them left in the world. Believe it or not, MIDWAY is a pretty good movie about how our codebreakers figured out what Japan's next moves were.
@@lauriewagner6804 I served 4 proud years in the Marine Corps, I think you have what I was saying wrong. I was talking about how neat it was to see such news reels from the time before Pearl Harbor mostly. Midway was our first major Pacific win way after Pearl Harbor. The Enigma was a German code machine, not Japanese.
Japan attacked Pearl Harbour because the Allied blockade of the Island nation left them little or no option as they saw it. The American led blockade was engineered to force Japan into military action or lose face giving in to negotiations that would have left them at the tender mercies of the US trade deals. The Americans made it easier for them by moving the Pacific Fleet to Pearl Harbour. It might as well have been a False Flag operation to get the American public behind the war effort that would eventually make the USA the power in the new world. It worked beautifully.
@@npbiggs4382 Could be, they expected the aircraft carriers to be there, and they had already been moved out at the time. The world will never know the complete truth same as we won't about what is going on today completely.
@@tommychew6544 Yeah interesting that was the only time in history the most modern vessels of the fleet were out to sea with practically no escort. Only the obsolete dreadnoughts were left behing for target practice. They needed an excuse to modernize their fleet.
21:43 Renown did not fight Bismarck with Rodney; King George V did. While the Bismarck was loose, the Brits were getting their butts kicked off of Crete and beaten up by Rommel in Africa. Sinking the Bismarck played better in the British and American presses and newsreels.
Doesn’t really answer the question “why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?” Maybe it was because they hated our symphony composing back then and just wanted it to be shut down
Naturally japan located in far east, also far frome Europe, but near to USA, at the beginning of war Germany proofed it's mighty military power, so japan aim is to concurred over USA, yes, after pearl harbor victory, japan were received the heroic attention of the world, also Japanese main strategy is to won the territories of Indian ocean to pacific. Thank you
Rather, Imperial Japan was a country plunged into war by a bunch of war mongers who were smart enough to see they couldn't win an extended war against the industrial might of the US.
Attacking between Japanese empire & USA during WW2 was initiated matters because two world 🌎 dominant on pacific ocean had not any opportunity...Japan wasnot accepted 2nd position on pacific ocean ..since 1925 USA officially imposed Britain to reduced its navy cooperation to Japan navigation efforts
Bcs we had their fuel. And if Japan ran out, they would have to pay and go thru us to get fuel. Also, most all of our military assets were docked at Hawaii to try and hide them. But that didn't work.
Your assertion that we were somehow trying to ‘hide’ the American fleet at Pearl Harbor is both uninformed and absurd. How could you hide a gigantic fleet on the largest military base in the Pacific? Hawaii was rife with Japanese spies and everybody, from Roosevelt on down, knew it. You can’t lock up an entire population for the sake of security. We weren’t hiding anything from anybody. The simple fact is that nobody anticipated such an audacious attack on a superior foe. Give credit where credit is due. Yamamoto was damned good at his trade.
We finally used codebreakers to figure out what they were saying on their enigmas where and when they were going to attack afterward, such a MIDWAY. So yes, Japan and Germany were using enigmas to find our ships. It's not that that they were too big to hide, it was that they were too far away to find. So by using enigmas they found our ships.
Docked at Pearl Harbor to try and hide them? It was our main naval port that was able to service large ships such as Battleships and Carriers in the Pacific Ocean, and a middle point between Midway, Guam, and various other south Pacific island bases. So I no way whatsoever were we trying to hide anything. As the Japanese knew there was nowhere else we could service our Pacific fleet. Also, you say because we had "their" fuel, but I ask you what makes it theirs? After they brutally attacked the Chinese, among other nations, we had an embargo against them. They caused their fuel shortages by being aggressive and had only 6 months of fuel storages till they ran out so had no choice but to attack us unprovoked in an attempt to destroy our ability to project power and defend the oil-rich territory in the south Pacific. However, they missed our carrier fleets by pure luck and thank God they did because that's what saved us till we could outproduce them. So no, just no to everything you said.
They miscalculated, they assumed if they took the Dutch East Indies for their oil our forces in the Philippines would be used to cut the supply lines. The US had not entered the war in Europe after several allies had been invaded, there is little to no chance we would have gone to war for a Dutch colony if we didn't go to war for the Netherlands.
@@Adiscretefirm Maybe, but Japan saw the US as a rival, and some estimated that their only chance to beat the American was at that point since the American were rapidly increasing their navy.
to tell true. pearlharbor attacking before at 2hours do IJA act from allied of Tai kingdom of Kotapal? beyond to the malaysia attacking on. after somedays take down the malaysia. occupy britannia created heavy fort areas be breaking to faster. and then, those sea grand session of british east asia fleets get IJA aircraft ride in malaysia sea. after all, completely destroyed british east asia fleets and, this time only aircrafts use to battleship battle, and first defeated champaign, in world history. thats is british empire and all colonialism fall of since, and end of estasia and mid est invasion of other country. this was the "great east asia co prospectly sphere" of subject, and ends of "dai toua war" fact at. because, all colonialism defeated in asia to can possible Japanese and only survival meaning then past economic world japan. you know, US submited to Japan "halnote"? yes, F roosevelt was wants Japan US war cuz those submit it. and Isoroku suspicious thing. hes among of world politics and economic side manipulator communist spy in fatal one.
Did I miss the part where they went over the reasons Japan attacked Pearl Harbor?
😂😂😂
I'm at 2:45 and remembering how these war docs title descriptions are almost never what they say. lol I still appreciate them but for crying out loud!
Typical modern day bs histwee channel...
30:00 in...
Yes they seem to skip over that
27:00 minutes in. Still no mention of Japan. This is just a 40s propaganda video.
That's exactly what it was, and it was interesting to see. If Japan saw these news reals, it would be easier for them to make a decision before the attack. I think maybe that was what they were trying to get at, I think. Doubtful but, I'm glad I got to see the whole line of BS anyway.
RIP
To the 2,403 Americans who were killed in the Pearl Harbor attack
RIH
To the 64 Imperial Japanese who were killed in the Pearl Harbor attack
36:39 I never knew the American SBD Dauntless dive bomber participated in the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Learn something new every day! 😅
Just proves the filming of the day! I just hope young people don't think people got this Realtime like they do today. We are surrounded by clueless people.
and don't forget the american copy of the japnese zero: the AT-6 Texan!
KEKW
The Japanese sequence starting at 30:22 is lifted en masses from the postwar series "Victor at Sea". That particular film cut has appeared many times in various accounts of Japanese duplicity.
Yhe crazy part is that the attack at pearl harbor was part of a major offensive across the whole pacific, the Japanese would end up taking major military installations all throughout the Pacific from the Dutch, French, British and Americans, invaded Vietnam, Cambodia, Burma, Sri Lanka, etc. All within the same days as the attack on pearl harbor.
In a few days? Did Japan have that kind of sealift capacity? Over a period of months for places near Japan? Absolutely.
I doubt that Japan would have made it to Sri Lanka or India. The Indians bitterly resented British imperialism, and many still resent it. I doubt that they wanted to be Japan's junior partner any more than they wanted to be the UK's partner.
@@jamallabarge2665 it's true though pretty cool stuff, gotta remember the Japanese military took inspiration straight from the British themselves such as everyones favorite pastime colonialism.
@@54032Zepol There is a very cool book called "The Imperial Cruise:A secret history of Empire and War".
The long and short? Japan learned their nasty habits from the US and others. We encouraged them to abuse Korea and later Japan.
Why? Someone had to "keep the Asians in line".
The Japanese Imperial Navy was trained by the British. They were a handful!!!!
The question that was never addressed and took 48 minutes to get there.....
Where is Ben Affleck?
The music in this movie makes it almost unbearable to watch.
Not what was advertised!
This is awesome🤘🏼🏁
For both navy , army , air force es
They increases dctaxes for making defences armaments
Japan is not even mentioned barely until 30 minutes into the film. Retitle the film to be more honest.
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor because the Japanese Army and Navy were the ruling bodies in Japan, not the Government and that's what militaristic Countries do. The Japanese Army had previously attacked China without the knowledge of consent of the Government.
I kinda don’t wanna watch this cause I think it’s kind of a joke when it comes down to it! We know what was known back then and what wasn’t done to prevent things
Another 400 German Sailors from the BISMARCK could have been saved but the lookouts on the British ships that were pulling them out of the water claimed they saw a U-boat periscope so the left the immediately.
Could be we we're the 18th largest military in the world with only 4 working carriers in the navy at the time.
No, we had seven carriers, four in the Pacific and three in the Atlantic.
@@oldgringo2001 that's what I meant about the 4 in the Pacific. Not pulling the Atlantic fleet out from protecting convoys.
66 millions volunteers to defences d national country that America for democracy n liberty n freedoms
Seen
It's interesting to see such a compilation of news reel versions of what our own version of propaganda was accentually from back then. I would hope our younger viewers realize that we didn't even have TV back then, this would have been shown in movie theaters or you would have heard an audio of them over the radio. Only larger cities would have had the movie theaters, most rural Americans would have heard them on a radio, and that was a larger portion of the Country then you realize.
The office that I worked in has one of the enigmas in our museum. So I didn't learn any of this on TV. I think there are only 2 of them left in the world. Believe it or not, MIDWAY is a pretty good movie about how our codebreakers figured out what Japan's next moves were.
@@lauriewagner6804 I served 4 proud years in the Marine Corps, I think you have what I was saying wrong. I was talking about how neat it was to see such news reels from the time before Pearl Harbor mostly. Midway was our first major Pacific win way after Pearl Harbor. The Enigma was a German code machine, not Japanese.
Japan attacked Pearl Harbour because the Allied blockade of the Island nation left them little or no option as they saw it. The American led blockade was engineered to force Japan into military action or lose face giving in to negotiations that would have left them at the tender mercies of the US trade deals. The Americans made it easier for them by moving the Pacific Fleet to Pearl Harbour. It might as well have been a False Flag operation to get the American public behind the war effort that would eventually make the USA the power in the new world. It worked beautifully.
@@npbiggs4382 Could be, they expected the aircraft carriers to be there, and they had already been moved out at the time. The world will never know the complete truth same as we won't about what is going on today completely.
@@tommychew6544 Yeah interesting that was the only time in history the most modern vessels of the fleet were out to sea with practically no escort. Only the obsolete dreadnoughts were left behing for target practice. They needed an excuse to modernize their fleet.
21:43 Renown did not fight Bismarck with Rodney; King George V did. While the Bismarck was loose, the Brits were getting their butts kicked off of Crete and beaten up by Rommel in Africa. Sinking the Bismarck played better in the British and American presses and newsreels.
it was there tho, ready to join if needed.
What abouts d billionaires n millionaires n rich how are theirs taxes n contributions for d defense
"our possessions" at 46 n change in is again , strange double speak
Hawaii was a strategic point in the Pacific
Doesn’t really answer the question “why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?” Maybe it was because they hated our symphony composing back then and just wanted it to be shut down
Naturally japan located in far east, also far frome Europe, but near to USA, at the beginning of war Germany proofed it's mighty military power, so japan aim is to concurred over USA, yes, after pearl harbor victory, japan were received the heroic attention of the world, also Japanese main strategy is to won the territories of Indian ocean to pacific. Thank you
Rather, Imperial Japan was a country plunged into war by a bunch of war mongers who were smart enough to see they couldn't win an extended war against the industrial might of the US.
Nearer to Europe that the USA!
Why ? Why not ? They were looking to be the next big empire
Attacking between Japanese empire & USA during WW2 was initiated matters because two world 🌎 dominant on pacific ocean had not any opportunity...Japan wasnot accepted 2nd position on pacific ocean ..since 1925 USA officially imposed Britain to reduced its navy cooperation to Japan navigation efforts
US didn't imposed it: it was negotiated. Japan didn't had the economic capacity to do a naval race with the American.
Bcs we had their fuel. And if Japan ran out, they would have to pay and go thru us to get fuel. Also, most all of our military assets were docked at Hawaii to try and hide them. But that didn't work.
Your assertion that we were somehow trying to ‘hide’ the American fleet at Pearl Harbor is both uninformed and absurd.
How could you hide a gigantic fleet on the largest military base in the Pacific?
Hawaii was rife with Japanese spies and everybody, from Roosevelt on down, knew it. You can’t lock up an entire population for the sake of security.
We weren’t hiding anything from anybody.
The simple fact is that nobody anticipated such an audacious attack on a superior foe.
Give credit where credit is due. Yamamoto was damned good at his trade.
We finally used codebreakers to figure out what they were saying on their enigmas where and when they were going to attack afterward, such a MIDWAY. So yes, Japan and Germany were using enigmas to find our ships. It's not that that they were too big to hide, it was that they were too far away to find. So by using enigmas they found our ships.
Docked at Pearl Harbor to try and hide them? It was our main naval port that was able to service large ships such as Battleships and Carriers in the Pacific Ocean, and a middle point between Midway, Guam, and various other south Pacific island bases. So I no way whatsoever were we trying to hide anything. As the Japanese knew there was nowhere else we could service our Pacific fleet. Also, you say because we had "their" fuel, but I ask you what makes it theirs? After they brutally attacked the Chinese, among other nations, we had an embargo against them. They caused their fuel shortages by being aggressive and had only 6 months of fuel storages till they ran out so had no choice but to attack us unprovoked in an attempt to destroy our ability to project power and defend the oil-rich territory in the south Pacific. However, they missed our carrier fleets by pure luck and thank God they did because that's what saved us till we could outproduce them. So no, just no to everything you said.
They miscalculated, they assumed if they took the Dutch East Indies for their oil our forces in the Philippines would be used to cut the supply lines. The US had not entered the war in Europe after several allies had been invaded, there is little to no chance we would have gone to war for a Dutch colony if we didn't go to war for the Netherlands.
@@Adiscretefirm Maybe, but Japan saw the US as a rival, and some estimated that their only chance to beat the American was at that point since the American were rapidly increasing their navy.
what?
to tell true. pearlharbor attacking before at 2hours do IJA act from allied of Tai kingdom of Kotapal? beyond to the malaysia attacking on. after somedays take down the malaysia. occupy britannia created heavy fort areas be breaking to faster.
and then, those sea grand session of british east asia fleets get IJA aircraft ride in malaysia sea.
after all, completely destroyed british east asia fleets and, this time only aircrafts use to battleship battle, and first defeated champaign, in world history.
thats is british empire and all colonialism fall of since, and end of estasia and mid est invasion of other country.
this was the "great east asia co prospectly sphere" of subject, and ends of "dai toua war" fact at.
because, all colonialism defeated in asia to can possible Japanese and only survival meaning then past economic world japan.
you know, US submited to Japan "halnote"?
yes, F roosevelt was wants Japan US war cuz those submit it.
and Isoroku suspicious thing.
hes among of world politics and economic side manipulator communist spy in fatal one.