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I'm really happy you're getting sponsorships, but whoever sees this comment: Don't use BetterHelp. They're terrible in literally every way, read the wikipedia article on them. I recommend reading more into them though, or watching a youtube video on them in the background.
Love your work, cool animations with detailed explanations. I think at 9:26 you meant that the kerosine was used up as the trim tank off-set the increased buoyancy, but love the attention to detail and clean renders.
BetterHelp's appalling behaviour is well-known and well-documented by now: - they sell patient data. These are people in need, who are treated as a data point. - they do not vet the credentials of any of the therapists they list. There's even a disclaimer in their T&C It's a data-harvester masquerading as a clinical service and you said "Yeah, but that cheque though." And if you're OK with that, I'm not OK with you: bye-bye, enjoy your filthy lucre.
It's CRAZY that the 2 designers of the Kaiten also died in combat piloting it. To engineer and then pilot your own suicides machine is S Tier devotion to a cause.
@@Touya2012 Over here in much of the west, it is made fun of primarily because of the brutal acts of the Japanese in the pacific theater to a point many believe to this day the japanese are the worst of humanity's species and also because the concept of suicide for one's country is worthless.
I am Japanese. I have seen Kaiten at Yasukuni Shrine before. It was bigger than ordinary torpedo. But I thought it was a little small when I thought of a human boarding it. But at the same time, the cockpit of Zero-sen was also cramped, so it was probably just right for Japanese at that time.
Those interested in the kaiten should read 'Kaiten Special Attack Group, A Story of Stolen Youth', the autobiography of Yutaka Yokota. He gives sobering accounts of the brutality of IJN training, the dangers and challenges of learning to operate the kaiten, and vivid accounts of the missions he carried out and his remarkable tales of survival. This is a must read for anyone who wants to learn the true story of this fearsome weapon.
Yutaka Yokota used Asashi Weekly newspaper for much of his his historical commentary. Captain Zenji Orita, skipper of I-47, who carried Sekio Nishina and three other kaiten pilots on the Kikusui mission to Ulithi in 1944 wrote a weekly column for the newspaper in 1947. Orita admitted that most of the 6th Submarine Fleet records had been destroyed prior to the occupation. Orita relied on his memory only so many of the historical facts in Yokota's autobiography are dubious. However, Yokota gave a good account of his personal experiences. His book is one of many resources I used when I wrote the book "Kaiten" which is still available in on-line. Kaitenkenshokai in Japan published my book in the Japanese language. My book had 35 pages of research Endnotes with all of my research sources.
@@mikemair136 Thanks for the info! Your book looks fascinating. Actually, I'm the guy who translated Yokota's book. I'm a translator by profession but I usually translate books/articles on Japanese pilots and their aircraft, as I fly the things too. I prefer to translate autobiographies or autobiographical accounts of pilots. I'm looking for a new project and will have a look at the Asahi Weekly. I'll check the University of Hawaii library (I live nearby) and will be going to Japan later this year. The big library in Tokyo has everything, and they'll make copies of period articles for a small fee.
Can´t get past the fact this fascinating design includes an expendable human as part of the mechanism.. the enthusiastic voiceover just adds to the creepiness. Excellent video though, as always
Erano altri tempi, esisteva l'onore, l'amor patrio, il concetto di sacrificio... oggi è molto raro e a discrezione del singolo uomo. E se decidi di morire per la tua patria... questa deve avere un valore che i politici non sanno più dargli. Non sono certo che stiamo vivendo una evoluzione per l'essere umano. A me sembra più che stiamo andando in una direzione pilotata da chi possiede molto per aumentare le sue risorse a detrimento di tutti gli altri. Non morirei per la mia patria se non per epurarla da chi la governa malamente. (molto malamente)
Yes, human lives have never been worth anything to the rulers of authoritarian states. Just numbers. Only in democraties they at least have to try to minimize unnecessary casualties as having too many young men killed just to increase the ruler's power or the profits of businessmen can affect elections in the home country. Not that he real rulers are elected anywhere, politics is just a charade to give the people an illusion of being able to influence something.
@@massimox8256 You sound nostalgic for those times. Ants and other social insects sacrifice their lives for their queen/colony. Are we more "evolved"? Both "honor" and "fatherland" are socio-cultural-political concepts that have changed a lot over time. In Japan, among other places, they have been used for the benefit of the Shogun/Emperor/family reputation etc. If these are concepts that you value, do you think we can uphold them without Harakiri, Kamikaze strikes, "dying for the nation" or other forms of suicide?
@@disketa25 I agree with your cost/benefit anaysis, but would you give your life or those of your loved ones for your "nation", when most of your compatriots can´t agree what "nations" even mean?
sometimes, the innuativity of man, terrifies me. this is one such example of it, and what scares me most is that this is nothing compared to others. great video! really love these type of explanations and deep down 3d models explaining things!
The whole idea of intentional death to the user is chilling and indicative of both the power of Bushido beliefs and the desperation of the military leadership to demand this of its own combatants. While more than one allied pilot who knew they were too heavily damaged to escape enemy capture and knowing how Japan treated its POWs choose to make a kamikaze with their aircraft I can understand that split second choice to "die now and take a few enemies with you" rather than die a slow death of starvation, disease, and physical abuses in a POW camp. To be sent on a mission with zero probability of survival and nearly zero probability of mission success speaks to the high sense of duty these guys had that they would do it at all whether they volunteered or were voluntold to participate.
@3:07 Good job BETTERHELP for Sponsoring the kamikaze AKA Suicide Torpedo video, my guess is the guys checked into BETTERHELPS prices and said I F it I will just take a ride in the Torpedo today! 🤘
Great video! Continuing the theme of non-standard Japanese weapons, I can offer to consider such projects as: 1. Fu-Go balloon bomb 2. Infrared homing bomb "Ke-Go"
>Infrared homing bomb "Ke-Go" This one, in particular, had a very interesting design of the seeker head, especially for being one of the first ever heat-seeking weapons
I didn't know there was a marine equivalent to the Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka... So not only the German report their hopes on wunderwaffen at the end of the war.
You do realise people accept sponsorships because they need to sometimes? It's easy to make jabs as a commenter but it's substantially harder for the video uploader. Some people really need some ad revenue to keep their channel going. Don't get me wrong, I hate advertising to an extreme extent but I also understand it being a necessity if i want to continue enjoying quality content like this
Thanks again David, these are easily Netflix level documentaries as always. Having this for free is truly a blessing of knowledge, you fucking rock dude.
I am the author of the book "Kaiten" Japan's Secret Manned Suicide Submarine and the First American Ship it Sank in WWII. My father, John Mair, was a survivor. USS Mississinewa (AO-59) was hit by Sekio Nishina in the starboard #3 wing tank located forward of the bridge. The simulation shows Mississinewa being struck port side midships behind the bridge. Pronouncing "Mississinewa" can be a bit tricky, so here it is phonetically: miss-ih-SIN-uh-wah.
Kinda funny that a mental health ad is in the middle of this video, maybe if the pilots of these things had access to it, they’d have a shortage of volunteers.
"BetterHelp agreed to pay $7.8 million to settle FTC allegations that the online therapy provider used and shared consumers’ health data for advertising"
There is a Kaiten on display at the Pearl Harbor museum in Hawaii. It's chilling to walk around it, thinking about getting into one and knowing your life is now measured in minutes
Hard to imagine me hitting the play button faster all of your animations are so well done keep up the good work. Right or wrong congratulations on getting a Sponsor not sure how money is made doing these things but time and knowledge are worth something I should think.
No tenía idea de la historia del Kaiten. Algo totalmente nuevo para mí como información acerca del devenir de la guerra para los japoneses... Muchas gracias por la cultura impartida de forma tan entretenida y didáctica... Felicitaciones por el canal...
It honestly reminds me of Italian torpedo "SLC Maiale" ("Low speed torpedo, "pig"). Maybe u could do a video about it. It saw extensive unse during Italian raids to UK ports
I'm glad they did though, because it's shown me something most ppl aren't even aware of (everyone heard of kamikaze planes, but torpedos?). And what's more, they show it in a pretty technically thorough way
"The main oxygen tank was 27.4 feet " Ah, considerate of the Japanese to give the pilot a chance at life if they experienced technical difficulties and didn't go kaboom but had to wait for their rescue- " *NONE OF THE OXYGEN WENT TO THE PILOT.* "
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I'm really happy you're getting sponsorships, but whoever sees this comment: Don't use BetterHelp. They're terrible in literally every way, read the wikipedia article on them.
I recommend reading more into them though, or watching a youtube video on them in the background.
Shady company that doesn't help. Are you just trying to get some quick cash? Not a good look
Apparently better help will sell your data such as area code and what mental issues you may have
Love your work, cool animations with detailed explanations.
I think at 9:26 you meant that the kerosine was used up as the trim tank off-set the increased buoyancy, but love the attention to detail and clean renders.
BetterHelp's appalling behaviour is well-known and well-documented by now:
- they sell patient data. These are people in need, who are treated as a data point.
- they do not vet the credentials of any of the therapists they list. There's even a disclaimer in their T&C
It's a data-harvester masquerading as a clinical service and you said "Yeah, but that cheque though."
And if you're OK with that, I'm not OK with you: bye-bye, enjoy your filthy lucre.
thanks to BetterHelp for sponsoring the suicide torpedo video
Hahah good point
jajajajajaja
You got me
@@bloodonthesnow scam company anyway
💀
I hope the irony of a online mental health service sponsoring a video about a suicide submarine is not lost on anyone.
Superb !! SO well spotted !!
@@javidaderson it’s a scam company so yeah makes sense
Its not that ironic, considering the mental health service doesn't really help people
Arrested development type situation
it should be, because it isn't ironic
I smell another reupload after I got spooked by the betterhelp ad
Nigel from sky on fire!!??!!!
@@Cartooncat32ex3 Yes Sir.
NIGEL
It's CRAZY that the 2 designers of the Kaiten also died in combat piloting it. To engineer and then pilot your own suicides machine is S Tier devotion to a cause.
radical people
Super cool tho!
it's sad honestly lol, kinda funny too.
"Yeah bud you are the weapon" Literally you're ded bro LMAO
Just like the guy who designed the Segway haha
Legend has it that the last phone call from the pilot was to betterHelp.
私の叔父は戦時中は帝国海軍に所属しており、この回天の搭乗予定者でした。
出撃前に終戦を迎えたので実際に特攻には至らなかったのですが、訓練は厳しかったようです。
今回、回天の内部構造を詳しく知れて良かったです。
🇯🇵 🇯🇵 🇯🇵
このような悪魔の兵器を造る国家から解放されて良かったです。
日本は悪魔のような国から無差別爆撃を受け、国民は虐殺されていました。
He flew in a submarine?
@@blacksheepdog9810
World War II ended before my uncle could take part in the kamikaze mission.
He survived (died of illness after the war).
Betterhelp ad for a suicide torpedo 😂😂😂
BANZAI!
本当に国の為に命をかけて戦ってくれたのにそうやって笑い話にされるのは悲しい
@@Touya2012 Over here in much of the west, it is made fun of primarily because of the brutal acts of the Japanese in the pacific theater to a point many believe to this day the japanese are the worst of humanity's species and also because the concept of suicide for one's country is worthless.
@@Touya2012 Nanking
Ignoring the poor choice of sponsor, this was another good video.
Money is money
I thought it was a great choice of sponsor, at least for the hilarious irony.
perfect choice actually.
@@Tyee_Mclaughlin Damn straight, and subscribers are just people who see through a thin cash grab
@@TheDontbeEvil ppl just don’t get the difference between jokes and advertising
"Sir, I don't think we'll be able to safely eject the pilot"
- "Fuck it we ball"
These animations are incredible.
I am Japanese.
I have seen Kaiten at Yasukuni Shrine before.
It was bigger than ordinary torpedo. But I thought it was a little small when I thought of a human boarding it.
But at the same time, the cockpit of Zero-sen was also cramped, so it was probably just right for Japanese at that time.
回天は特攻兵器なので居住性については考慮されていなかったのだと思います
同じようにドイツのBf109戦闘機も資源不足のためにコックピットが小さく作られていました
機体の費用などを切り詰めるときにまず最初に削減されるのはやはり居住性なのでしょうね
@@ewa-mh4cu 部屋が狭い分には大和魂で我慢できるけど、コックピットが狭いのは腕とかぶつけそうだよね
そもそも死ぬ前提なので、『食べて話す誘導装置』に居住性を求める必要もなかったのでしょう
Those cramped spaces: Probably that was the reason why they were so easily pissed off and then comitted war crimes all over South East Asia.
They were only cramped until it went BOOM
Those interested in the kaiten should read 'Kaiten Special Attack Group, A Story of Stolen Youth', the autobiography of Yutaka Yokota. He gives sobering accounts of the brutality of IJN training, the dangers and challenges of learning to operate the kaiten, and vivid accounts of the missions he carried out and his remarkable tales of survival. This is a must read for anyone who wants to learn the true story of this fearsome weapon.
Doesn’t sound like he was very good at the suicide part of the missions
thank you for the sugestion
Yutaka Yokota used Asashi Weekly newspaper for much of his his historical commentary. Captain Zenji Orita, skipper of I-47, who carried Sekio Nishina and three other kaiten pilots on the Kikusui mission to Ulithi in 1944 wrote a weekly column for the newspaper in 1947. Orita admitted that most of the 6th Submarine Fleet records had been destroyed prior to the occupation. Orita relied on his memory only so many of the historical facts in Yokota's autobiography are dubious. However, Yokota gave a good account of his personal experiences. His book is one of many resources I used when I wrote the book "Kaiten" which is still available in on-line. Kaitenkenshokai in Japan published my book in the Japanese language. My book had 35 pages of research Endnotes with all of my research sources.
@@mikemair136 Thanks for the info! Your book looks fascinating. Actually, I'm the guy who translated Yokota's book. I'm a translator by profession but I usually translate books/articles on Japanese pilots and their aircraft, as I fly the things too.
I prefer to translate autobiographies or autobiographical accounts of pilots. I'm looking for a new project and will have a look at the Asahi Weekly. I'll check the University of Hawaii library (I live nearby) and will be going to Japan later this year. The big library in Tokyo has everything, and they'll make copies of period articles for a small fee.
Can´t get past the fact this fascinating design includes an expendable human as part of the mechanism.. the enthusiastic voiceover just adds to the creepiness. Excellent video though, as always
Erano altri tempi, esisteva l'onore, l'amor patrio, il concetto di sacrificio... oggi è molto raro e a discrezione del singolo uomo. E se decidi di morire per la tua patria... questa deve avere un valore che i politici non sanno più dargli. Non sono certo che stiamo vivendo una evoluzione per l'essere umano. A me sembra più che stiamo andando in una direzione pilotata da chi possiede molto per aumentare le sue risorse a detrimento di tutti gli altri. Non morirei per la mia patria se non per epurarla da chi la governa malamente. (molto malamente)
Yes, human lives have never been worth anything to the rulers of authoritarian states. Just numbers. Only in democraties they at least have to try to minimize unnecessary casualties as having too many young men killed just to increase the ruler's power or the profits of businessmen can affect elections in the home country. Not that he real rulers are elected anywhere, politics is just a charade to give the people an illusion of being able to influence something.
One expendable human vs a whole expensive ship and its crew sounds more than reasonable tbh. Assuming the design would work as intended, of course.
@@massimox8256 You sound nostalgic for those times. Ants and other social insects sacrifice their lives for their queen/colony. Are we more "evolved"? Both "honor" and "fatherland" are socio-cultural-political concepts that have changed a lot over time. In Japan, among other places, they have been used for the benefit of the Shogun/Emperor/family reputation etc. If these are concepts that you value, do you think we can uphold them without Harakiri, Kamikaze strikes, "dying for the nation" or other forms of suicide?
@@disketa25 I agree with your cost/benefit anaysis, but would you give your life or those of your loved ones for your "nation", when most of your compatriots can´t agree what "nations" even mean?
"It has big oxygen tank"
Me: good, at least the pilot can breathe fresh air
"It wasnt for the pilot"💀💀
😂😂😂
Priorities 🤣
6:30 the sub is looking at me angrily
"Safety checks"? Made me chuckle.
Nobody hated their own citizens as much as Imperial Japan. The USSR was close though.
God forbid they get hurt piloting the torpedo
Commend for the serious, calm tone of the video. Showing respect for such a grim topic.
The chill ambient music works really well with this topic.
10:14 一応まともな人間はいた事はいたんだな。ダメならやらないって選択肢は無いようだが。
よくある大日本帝国万歳的な動画でもないし、丁寧に作られていて見応えがあった。
人を魚雷の一部としか扱わないとは、恐ろしい時代だよ。
The Japanese were really diligent and creative at the kamikaze concept, I guess.
They were nutz
No kidding they went all in on the concept. They literally came up with suicide divers to attempt sinking of landing ships
@@robertbarth-m3zfunny thing is, we probably look nuts to them for not doing suicide missions
Thank you for the well crafted video, I will use this as a guideline in buying my next Submarine ❤❤❤
sometimes, the innuativity of man, terrifies me.
this is one such example of it, and what scares me most is that this is nothing compared to others.
great video! really love these type of explanations and deep down 3d models explaining things!
The whole idea of intentional death to the user is chilling and indicative of both the power of Bushido beliefs and the desperation of the military leadership to demand this of its own combatants. While more than one allied pilot who knew they were too heavily damaged to escape enemy capture and knowing how Japan treated its POWs choose to make a kamikaze with their aircraft I can understand that split second choice to "die now and take a few enemies with you" rather than die a slow death of starvation, disease, and physical abuses in a POW camp. To be sent on a mission with zero probability of survival and nearly zero probability of mission success speaks to the high sense of duty these guys had that they would do it at all whether they volunteered or were voluntold to participate.
@3:07 Good job BETTERHELP for Sponsoring the kamikaze AKA Suicide Torpedo video, my guess is the guys checked into BETTERHELPS prices and said I F it I will just take a ride in the Torpedo today! 🤘
Great video! Continuing the theme of non-standard Japanese weapons, I can offer to consider such projects as:
1. Fu-Go balloon bomb
2. Infrared homing bomb "Ke-Go"
>Infrared homing bomb "Ke-Go"
This one, in particular, had a very interesting design of the seeker head, especially for being one of the first ever heat-seeking weapons
this is good day, new blue paw video
I didn't know there was a marine equivalent to the Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka...
So not only the German report their hopes on wunderwaffen at the end of the war.
Wake up blue paw print just posted 📢📢📢
Pls no betterhelp
Better help got some titanium balls for sponsoring a suicide torpedo video😂
You do realise people accept sponsorships because they need to sometimes? It's easy to make jabs as a commenter but it's substantially harder for the video uploader. Some people really need some ad revenue to keep their channel going.
Don't get me wrong, I hate advertising to an extreme extent but I also understand it being a necessity if i want to continue enjoying quality content like this
@@ThommyofThenn🤓👆🤓👆🤓👆🤓👆🤓👆
@@Paralysis745Rage bait
@@Lematt_ mate idc that comment I replied to is rage bait
Thanks again David, these are easily Netflix level documentaries as always. Having this for free is truly a blessing of knowledge, you fucking rock dude.
Outstanding animation
It’s crazy to think how much engineering went into designing something that required as little engineering as possible.
回天記念館に行くべし。船で島に渡り山の上にある。生きるとは何かを感じさせてくれる。
I am the author of the book "Kaiten" Japan's Secret Manned Suicide Submarine and the First American Ship it Sank in WWII. My father, John Mair, was a survivor. USS Mississinewa (AO-59) was hit by Sekio Nishina in the starboard #3 wing tank located forward of the bridge. The simulation shows Mississinewa being struck port side midships behind the bridge. Pronouncing "Mississinewa" can be a bit tricky, so here it is phonetically: miss-ih-SIN-uh-wah.
i love videos like this so much!
Some of the coolest videos on TH-cam man. Keep it up
The content is incredibly well developed. Congratulations once again. Porto Alegre/RGS - Brazil
Very interersting video, I had no idea about the Kaiten! That's what I call going out "with a bang"
Kinda funny that a mental health ad is in the middle of this video, maybe if the pilots of these things had access to it, they’d have a shortage of volunteers.
Its so refreshing to see an education channel that isn't run by an ai. We need more of this kind of stuff on youtube
Excelente work, can you make a video about the japanese I-400 submarine? that always get my attention, thank you sir.
You should do a breakdown of old Sailing ships as well. Cutty Sark, HMS Victory, Golden Hind etc would make excellent candidates.
It's quite ironic that they put a ad for Betterhelp in a video about a kamikaze vessel.
"BetterHelp agreed to pay $7.8 million to settle FTC allegations that the online therapy provider used and shared consumers’ health data for advertising"
There is a Kaiten on display at the Pearl Harbor museum in Hawaii. It's chilling to walk around it, thinking about getting into one and knowing your life is now measured in minutes
Thanks! And please do one on midget submarines that were not Kamikazi.
J son Nigar Africa
Awesome video, I absolutely love weapons engineering.
Another brilliantly detailed video! Always fascinating to see the inner machinations of the Axis' machines of war
When you go from talking about Kamikaze submarines to therapy and self-improvement I just come on
Almost never clicked a video faster
Mere minutes after I get suggested and finish watching the video on the B-17 ball turret a new video is uploaded. Amazing timing and videos.
HI david! i love when youtubers say their name with a hello
Just comforting
A remarkable piece of work
I get so excited when this man rereleases a video.
13:05
This literally made me cry.
A really great video. I had no idea the Japanese had a submarine like this.
Excellent CAD work, as always
Outstanding presentation as always!
Jason Bourne making outstanding videos very detailed. kudos Jason!
I love these videos! Please keep them coming.
Imagine having a "therapy" company who leaks private information and is in general extremely shady as your sponsor.
Hard to imagine me hitting the play button faster all of your animations are so well done keep up the good work.
Right or wrong congratulations on getting a Sponsor not sure how money is made doing these things but time and knowledge are worth something I should think.
your production is silky smooth
Thank you so much for making this channel, I just subscribed!
One of my fav channels ❤
Superb job on video graphics!!!!
New upload, let's go!
いったいなぜこのような兵器が作られたのか。
それらを知ろうとすれば、戦争がいかに人を狂わせるかを理解できる。
同じ歴史を辿らないためにも人々はもっと歴史を学ぶべき
いったいなぜこのような兵器が作られたのか。＝それはただ、一身を犠牲にして日本国民を塗炭の苦しみから救おうとする、若い青年の救国の情熱と至誠のみがこの究極の兵器を作り上げた。海軍機関学校出身の黒木博大尉と仁科関夫中尉の二人の青年士官は日々悪化する戦局に接し、なんとかして祖国の危急を救わんと、相（あい）協力して回天艇を開発し、自分たちが開発した新兵器で相次いで散った。黒木大尉は開発途上の事故で、海底に擱座した試作回天艇の内壁面に、仁科中尉に後事を託す長文の遺書をチョークで書き残して殉職し、後を引き継いだ仁科中尉は回天を実用の域にまで達せしめて、人間魚雷回天としての初陣である、ウルシー泊地襲撃において、自ら搭乗して出撃し、敵艦ミシシネワに体当たりして、見事これを轟沈させた。この動画中、西尾碩夫中尉とあるのは、仁科関夫（にしな せきお）中尉の誤りです。
彼らと多くの特攻隊員の死は決してむだ死にではなかった。精査してみると特攻作戦は戦死された特攻隊員の方々をはるかに上回る人数の人命損失を米軍側に強要し、これが
米国の占領施策を緩和なものとし、周辺諸国に日本人の精神力のすさまじさを刷り込んで戦後80年にも及ぶ丸腰での平和をもたらしてくれた。仮面ライダー１号の藤岡弘氏はそう主張しており、自分も、そのように思います。
Phenomenal work on the video editing and animations wow
Well ...at least the pilot can manually detonate the ship in case of this coffin is malfunctioning and sinking...
EXCELLENT stuff. This is the most detailed explanation of this weapon I have ever seen - Love it.
Man I gotta say I totally love your videos, very detailed and educational!
No tenía idea de la historia del Kaiten. Algo totalmente nuevo para mí como información acerca del devenir de la guerra para los japoneses... Muchas gracias por la cultura impartida de forma tan entretenida y didáctica... Felicitaciones por el canal...
Outstanding videos! Please keep them coming.
This is the type of video i wanted years ago❤🎉
Sad life and the animation you guys created is amazing!!!
Have you noticed that the rear oxygen tank looks like the boiler of a steam engine (or the front of it at least)
Awesome video, thank you for the great work!
Another amazing video. I have seen these manned torpedos myself irl and they are truly terrifying weapons.
I love these, thanks so much. I know these aren't easy to make.
dedication and devotion
Me volvi adicto a estos videos, lo bueno se hace esperar. Y por mas que saques videos cada 3 meses o años da igual. GRACIAS
Now that I've seen how their planes and subs work, I have to wonder about their tanks. Do you have to run up to the target with a bomb on your back?
そのとおり
ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%88%BA%E7%AA%81%E7%88%86%E9%9B%B7
An excellent elucidation of the Kaiten weapon. Thank you!
That was great guys. Well done. Id love to see a video on the I-400!!!
"thanks betterhelp. Anyways, back to the one-way suicide torpedo--"
Not only the animations and explaining of the submarine of this video that made my day but also the choice of sponsor for this video😂
It honestly reminds me of Italian torpedo "SLC Maiale" ("Low speed torpedo, "pig"). Maybe u could do a video about it. It saw extensive unse during Italian raids to UK ports
Yeah but the Italian version didn’t require you to sacrifice your life. You rode the thing like a horse
To me it looks like a really expensive and overly complicated torpedo. Also goes to show how little they thought of the lives of their own people.
They were atheists. explains a lot.
If I had a nickel for every time blue paw print made a video about japanese suicide weapons, I'd have two nickel. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird
I'm glad they did though, because it's shown me something most ppl aren't even aware of (everyone heard of kamikaze planes, but torpedos?). And what's more, they show it in a pretty technically thorough way
Love this channel 👍🏻
Thank you for the video.
"The main oxygen tank was 27.4 feet "
Ah, considerate of the Japanese to give the pilot a chance at life if they experienced technical difficulties and didn't go kaboom but had to wait for their rescue-
" *NONE OF THE OXYGEN WENT TO THE PILOT.* "
Top drawer stuff. Well done!
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Such a great channel. Thanks for the awesome videos.
This is a fascinating and very well-done video!
Great video.
Excellent production! Very impressive.
Merci !
Merci !
Sweet. Loving these alongside YH
Turns out, the designers killed 10x more Japanese than they did enemies.