The fourth carrier of Gerald R. Ford is named after Doris Miller - the American cook who was the first black to be awarded the Navy Cross. This is the highest decoration awarded by the Navy.
His ship mates signed a petition trying to get him sent to the naval academy as they agreed he deserved the honor of attending America's naval school. He was promoted to cook first class instead. Now there is a ship named after him. Talk about honor, that's a big one
U.S. Navy - The highest honor we can give to a person who served in the U.S. Navy is the Navy Cross. U.S. Secretary of Navy - I'll see your Navy Cross and raise you with the naming of a nuclear aircraft carrier after said person.
One of the many proofs that color and race are disregarded when your call of duty arrives. A brave man, who risked and lost his life for the sake of freedom. Salute to you, wherever you are, Mr. Miller. Thank you for being one of our Allies...
Yup they don’t care when he’s risking his life in the moment, then they go back to being racists bigots, he couldn’t even eat at the same place as white soldiers
Doris Miller was killed in the line of duty aboard uss liscome Bay off the Makin Atoll Gilbert islands unfortunately. His legacy lives on as the uss Doris Miller
"By this time, the ship had been hit multiple times and was listing dangerously to port!" Then, Doris Miller took his HUMUNGOUS BALLS OF STEEL to the starboard side and the ship righted itself up.
I believe that when the moment came. His thought was this. What the #$@&!!!!!!!!!! Oh hell no!!!!!!!! Lite them up!!!!!!!! I'm not going to let this go unanswered or without a fight!!!!!!!!! Keep up the great work and content.
And almost 80 years later, the U.S. Navy has named a Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier named after Doris Miller, the USS Doris Miller. I would bet he’s happy to be remembered by having an aircraft carrier named after him.
Especially if their friends are dying or in trouble. There are some things that just don't matter when you're being called to do something to help your partner.
Should have mentioned that the US government is naming one of its latest Gerard R. Ford class nuclear powered aircraft carriers after him. That would clearly depict how respected and significant he is in US history and in the community of his race. But overall the video was awesome, as usual.
@@patraicemery Interestingly, some Navy folks said that was an influence on their decision (a way to powerfully honor all lower-ranking sailors). I really can't think of a better person to name that ship after, Dorie Miller should be mentioned in EVERY US history book. Just how many lives he saved that day we'll never know for sure.
Beautiful story that must be always remembered. The actions of Dory Miller are legendary. The first African American to win the Navy Cross. Well done beautiful work.
The metal textures and light graphics on the warships were so good. Congrats Yarnhub team for covering one of my favorite ww2 stories in such a great way !
Race has nothing to do with the fact. That this man was a hero. Who served his country . From one to another thank you for your service to our country.
You need to remember that at the time of WW2 racism was very much still a thing hence why the mention of race was brought up because African Americans were still being treated terribly at the time.
@@cursedhawkins1305 I realize what you are saying What I was saying is that regardless of race Anyone who jumped into action the way he did is a hero.. And racism sucks because it is wrong in so many ays
Unfortunately, it did when it came to awarding him the much-deserved Medal of Honor, he, like many other Black servicemen who performed outstanding feats of bravery in WW2, were all denied that right, by dint of their skin color. The mere fact that there were those in the Navy who lobbied against him receiving the medal speaks volumes.
Sadly, he will only be remembered by those of us with a real interest in history who study on our own. Today's schools don't teach true history, but rather a revisionist form of history which would never recognize the heroism and patriotism of this remarkable man. I saw the results of a recent study that found nearly 75% of Americans under 35 years old could not even identify the nations we fought against in WWII. Do you think they remember Doris Miller? Sad, truly sad.
only if his story is told to every new generation. Hated history in high school, only in college did Im learn that a good historian is a storyteller first and foremost . Civil war reenacting got me interested in history specially military history...haven't stopped in 25t years.
Probs not more than school just more interesting stuff, school doesn’t teach about individuals unless they were nationally recognised, they teach dates, times, politics and shit like that so ya
This was great, thanks Yarnhub. I actually read about the destruction of the uss liscome bay. It was the worst destruction of a ship that I had ever read. The death of Doris Miller: a sad ending of an amazing person and sailor.
I wonder how many stories of such people are lost on the mindless mobs of today. Shit, I'm not even American but this man and all those like him regardless of which side of the argument they were on that went above and beyond are just legendary.
pretty much all of them, really as an American I've seen people in some of the highest history classes fall asleep, and our history lessons are extremely generalized or slanted, and tend to go over the same things year after year without any more detail
Yeah none of this is really taught, I had to study on my own and quite often ended up teaching the teacher in college of events they never knew happened.
Awesome story! A man that had no training on the weapon was able to use it very effectively when it truly mattered and that's what counts!! Much respect to mr. Miller!!
I know everyone says the animation keeps getting better and better, but I have to say it again. The models on the aircraft are very well done. Paint fade on the leading edges, scrapes up and down the fuselage, and animation while flying is fantastic. Idk how many people you have animating these, but they should be proud of their work! Very well done!
Another amazing and great video from Yarnhub! 4:23 I love how you made a reference to Michael Bay's Pearl Harbor with the Val dive bombing scene (one does a barrel roll dive while 2 others follow). Love it!
Oooo that was another really good one that I've only heard the name, but didn't know the story in it's entirety! Thanks again yarnhub for the informative, engaging and not to mention beautiful looking video! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time! The script, music choice and animation were absolutely perfect!
Omg, i love the directing! The atmosphere at the beginning of the story was literally so calm, that i didn't expect that japanese attack. I also love this shot 5:14
A man who fights, who helps wounded, who can do laundry and cook a fine meal. Doris miller is what it means to be a man. A true American hero and a legendary Black icon and personal hero of mine. Rest in power Doris Miller!
Very good video once again! Though I must say, I am happy my State’s battleship and her crew was in the spot light for once. Also fun fact for those who don’t know, West Virginia was recovered after sinking. Really it is a interesting story how they recovered all those battleships and highly suggest looking into it.
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I will be honest, the fact the thumbnail looks like a shot from the film “Pearl Harbor”. Makes me nervous that Michale Bay might have had a hand in directing Yarnhub videos
I was in such high spirits listening to this story right up till 7:47 and you said “But” I immediately let out an “Awe no.” 😢 Thanks for the stories, always looking forward to more 👍
Sometimes in Battle some men just turn into Fighting machines, showing unbelievable courage. Like William D. Mc Gee, who ran into a minefield to save two wounded soldiers and then got injured by a mine and told others to back off. He is buried at the American Cemetery in Luxembourg which i visited today
I'm Japanese, and I always care about how we can get learn history for peace of all over the world. We Japanese shouldn't forget this sneak attack. I think also, this is obviously injustice attack. and nightmare has began,,,
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Thanks for bringing more attention to Miller's amazing actions. So much great animation in this video. The palm trees, vegetation, and algae at the beginning must have taken loads of time but really help depict Pearl Harbor as the idyllic location mentioned in the narration. The weathering on the close ups of Japanese dive bombers adds some additional realism, and the assorted working parts of the Browning machine gun look well represented. It's clear the team pays attention to smaller details and I really appreciate that. Thanks again!
As a child my father told me about Doris “Doris “Miller! The pride in telling about Miller courage at Pearl Harbor was legendary! My was a ww2 veteran, Also serving in the Navy ! Thank you for your service!!
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Amazing! What a hero who did the right thing despite the racial tensions and restrictions at the time..this is just an amazing story that really ought to be shared more. This man is a legend and I hope he is living a good afterlife. Thank you Yarnhub for this presentation and for informing us of this significant contribution of Doris Miller. He really went above the call of duty and saved his fellow Navy men; I heard there is a statue of him in rememberence in his home town Waco, Texas. What a inspirational hero and such a good presentation as always Yarnhub. I look forward to more of your historical presentations! Bravo!
Well done Doris Miller you legend and thanks Yarnhub for bringing well deserved attention to him and telling his story! May i suggest a story of Battle Of Britain RAF fighter ace Sailor Malan a true freedom fighter..
Mitsuo Fuchida (淵田 美津雄, Fuchida Mitsuo, 3 December 1902 - 30 May 1976) was a Japanese captain[1] in the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service and a bomber aviator in the Japanese navy before and during World War II. He is perhaps best known for leading the first wave of air attacks on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. Working under the overall fleet commander, Vice Admiral Chūichi Nagumo, Fuchida was responsible for the coordination of the entire aerial attack. After the war ended, Fuchida became a Christian evangelist and traveled through the United States and Europe to tell his story. He settled permanently in the United States (although he never became a U.S. citizen).
When the Japanese planes strafed the ship it looked like one of the trailers from warthunder.Animations are getting better and better. Thank you for honoring a warrior of freedom
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Miller when his ship starts getting attacked: "If God didn't want me to use the .50 cal, then why did he put a spare one right there."
Lol
Man's got a point. XD
@@voltsiano116 Indeed
It’s in any Americans blood to know how to handle a .50 cal
That’s a good point
The fourth carrier of Gerald R. Ford is named after Doris Miller - the American cook who was the first black to be awarded the Navy Cross. This is the highest decoration awarded by the Navy.
First black American?
Wasn't it a medal of honor?
He was also glorified in the movie Pearl Harbor. A real hero!
@@theEWDSDS Nah, Navy Cross, IIRC Medal of Honor is Army
@@phantomaviator1318 oh, I hadnt seen the video yet... I thought he got the medal of honor???
Captain: “Miller, what kind of a defense is this!?”
Miller: “I am the Defense!”
Oh hi auntie
Wdym
Oh why, it's auntie Hood
‘Ello Hood, lovely day innit?
@@Big_E_Soul_Fragment You too Exeter, good day.
His ship mates signed a petition trying to get him sent to the naval academy as they agreed he deserved the honor of attending America's naval school. He was promoted to cook first class instead. Now there is a ship named after him. Talk about honor, that's a big one
Had he been in naval school I wonder if he would have not been on that ship when he was killed.
U.S. Navy - The highest honor we can give to a person who served in the U.S. Navy is the Navy Cross.
U.S. Secretary of Navy - I'll see your Navy Cross and raise you with the naming of a nuclear aircraft carrier after said person.
@@liquidsteel49...was just going to mention he died off Savo Island about 6 months later iirc.
Two ships actually, a Knox-class destroyerwas named after him : USS Milleren.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Miller_(FF-1091)
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One of the many proofs that color and race are disregarded when your call of duty arrives. A brave man, who risked and lost his life for the sake of freedom. Salute to you, wherever you are, Mr. Miller. Thank you for being one of our Allies...
And come back into play right afterwards...
@@89DerChristian Was just about to say this lol
Axis Miller be scary lol
Yup they don’t care when he’s risking his life in the moment, then they go back to being racists bigots, he couldn’t even eat at the same place as white soldiers
Doris Miller was killed in the line of duty aboard uss liscome Bay off the Makin Atoll Gilbert islands unfortunately. His legacy lives on as the uss Doris Miller
crewman: miller are the uniforms done yet-
**find miller blasting a6m’s out of the sky**
**slowly backs away**
Miller: *Grins with Malicious Intent While Firing Dual .50s*
Job title: Cook, Laundry Attendant, Machine Gun Loader Machine Gunner, Rescue Crew, Hero of the USA
Lol 😆 lol 😆 hilarious.
"Just a minute, sir, the gun barrel isn't hot enough to iron with and I intend to fix that!"
"On second thought, I'll clean the uniforms"
If these guys keep improving at the rate they're going Pixar is going to have some serious competition
Think you have just made the team's day :-)
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Indeed, and I love the cat...
@@Yarnhub what's the cat's name?
"By this time, the ship had been hit multiple times and was listing dangerously to port!"
Then, Doris Miller took his HUMUNGOUS BALLS OF STEEL to the starboard side and the ship righted itself up.
Lol
Where were the balls of steel prior? Wasn't he on the ship also?
@@collinsa8909 that´s why it got the list :D
The ship didn’t sink because of the bombs , it sank because of his steel balls
Miller: *is cleaning uniforms *
**his ship gets torpedoed**
Miller: *it’s big gun time*
Ha!
miller: haha big gun go ratatatatatata
@@Yarnhub miller guns go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
"It's BRRRRRRRRRT time"
I believe that when the moment came. His thought was this. What the #$@&!!!!!!!!!! Oh hell no!!!!!!!! Lite them up!!!!!!!! I'm not going to let this go unanswered or without a fight!!!!!!!!! Keep up the great work and content.
And almost 80 years later, the U.S. Navy has named a Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier named after Doris Miller, the USS Doris Miller. I would bet he’s happy to be remembered by having an aircraft carrier named after him.
And one of the world's most powerful warship class, on top of that
Wonder what the ships motto will be?
@@Falkirion
"We'll make it clean."
@@DarkMatterX1 or "Clean the skies with a powerful solution."
@@Falkirion...damn right it's my job
“You were good son real good; maybe even the best”
- Soldier
F but why TF2 here?
Amen
The rampage LMG is op
F To both....
@@xx_insert_cool_username_he6876”if god wanted you to lived, he wouldn’t created me!!”-from the Best Friend of Demoman, Soilder. F
There's a pattern of people being extremely brave when they're angry (Many Victoria Cross and Medal of Honor recipients share the same feature)
local man too angry to just die.
*doom heavy metal getting closer and louder*
The phrase "too angry to die"
Especially if their friends are dying or in trouble. There are some things that just don't matter when you're being called to do something to help your partner.
It's called rage
But like really really serious rage
+3 on attack and def for 2 mins
May this legend be remembered by many...
He is. He’s getting an aircraft carrier named after him.
Should have mentioned that the US government is naming one of its latest Gerard R. Ford class nuclear powered aircraft carriers after him. That would clearly depict how respected and significant he is in US history and in the community of his race. But overall the video was awesome, as usual.
It will be the only super carrier named after an Enlisted Sailor, which is a huge deal considering most are named after presidents.
@@patraicemery this is just beautiful. As a blue collar worker. It feels amazing knowing one of the rank and file made it to the top.
@@patraicemery Absolute madlad ascended. Even beat Obama to it. What a chad
@@arcturus4762 yeah frick the rich presidents and politicians let the normal people have their turn
@@patraicemery Interestingly, some Navy folks said that was an influence on their decision (a way to powerfully honor all lower-ranking sailors). I really can't think of a better person to name that ship after, Dorie Miller should be mentioned in EVERY US history book. Just how many lives he saved that day we'll never know for sure.
Beautiful story that must be always remembered. The actions of Dory Miller are legendary. The first African American to win the Navy Cross. Well done beautiful work.
I dont know whats better, the animations or him Describing everything.
The 2 of them
Which one? Answer: yes
CVN-81's going to be named after Doris Miller. What a legend
Ello Exeter.
@@idkwhattosayrlly2158 West Virginia is better B)
Very cool
Give Doris Miller the CMH and CVN -81 USS Obama 44th President of USA.
Everybody gangsta until the Janitor *starts cleaning the sky*
Lol
When the trash needs to be taken out, send a janitor.
He was a Messman Third Class he died when the Liscome Bay was by a Japanese sub During the Battle of Makin Island
The metal textures and light graphics on the warships were so good. Congrats Yarnhub team for covering one of my favorite ww2 stories in such a great way !
it has a late-1990s computer game graphics quality - but it works! I like this channel, and video, especially since there is a Cat
This video is an excellent tribute to the hero, along with the upcoming US Navy's Aircraft Carrier, USS Dorris Miller.
It feels amazing to see stories of amazing men/women that saved lives and do honourable duties.
Race has nothing to do with the fact. That this man was a hero.
Who served his country .
From one to another thank you for your service to our country.
You need to remember that at the time of WW2 racism was very much still a thing hence why the mention of race was brought up because African Americans were still being treated terribly at the time.
@@cursedhawkins1305 I realize what you are saying
What I was saying is that regardless of race
Anyone who jumped into action the way he did is a hero..
And racism sucks because it is wrong in so many ays
@@robertgutheridge9672 Thank God somebody with a clue!
@@louisalfred3 I know this there are a lot of good people out in the world.
And yet how few today would do the same
Unfortunately, it did when it came to awarding him the much-deserved Medal of Honor, he, like many other Black servicemen who performed outstanding feats of bravery in WW2, were all denied that right, by dint of their skin color. The mere fact that there were those in the Navy who lobbied against him receiving the medal speaks volumes.
He got a 1 hour premium during the attack
bruh
My ni99a bruh?
Warthunder be like
@@rajabolty2033 we don't do that here boi
bro he got them 900% RP boosters too so he probably researched his first jet
Doris Miller answered the call to action going above the call of duty. He is a hero that will always be remembered.
Sadly, he will only be remembered by those of us with a real interest in history who study on our own. Today's schools don't teach true history, but rather a revisionist form of history which would never recognize the heroism and patriotism of this remarkable man. I saw the results of a recent study that found nearly 75% of Americans under 35 years old could not even identify the nations we fought against in WWII. Do you think they remember Doris Miller? Sad, truly sad.
only if his story is told to every new generation.
Hated history in high school, only in college did Im learn that a good historian is a storyteller first and foremost .
Civil war reenacting got me interested in history specially military history...haven't stopped in 25t years.
I am almost knowledges of history yet yarnhub has taught me more than school.
@Daniel Caler Thanks!
Yes
@@Yarnhub Hehehee same reason here
Probs not more than school just more interesting stuff, school doesn’t teach about individuals unless they were nationally recognised, they teach dates, times, politics and shit like that so ya
Right
That’s awesome Chester Nimitz awarded him the Navy cross.
“I’ll be home by dd/mm/yyyy”
Most overused underestimation.
and "we'll get russia before winter"
@@konn_ro7857 Don't forget "let's sack Rome".
"home before (insert holiday)"
He got the year right at least. If he had lived to see the end of the war, he absolutely would've been home by then.
On any given day, you may be faced with your "moment of truth." When that time comes, will you answer the call?
I haven’t watched the video yet but I already know it’ll be amazing, since it has yarnhub quality.
I feel like the quality of the animations has increased a lot and they are very good
This was great, thanks Yarnhub. I actually read about the destruction of the uss liscome bay. It was the worst destruction of a ship that I had ever read. The death of Doris Miller: a sad ending of an amazing person and sailor.
Wow, cinematography took A BIGGGG upgrade
I wonder how many stories of such people are lost on the mindless mobs of today. Shit, I'm not even American but this man and all those like him regardless of which side of the argument they were on that went above and beyond are just legendary.
pretty much all of them, really
as an American I've seen people in some of the highest history classes fall asleep, and our history lessons are extremely generalized or slanted, and tend to go over the same things year after year without any more detail
@@shadosnake The Eyewitness books taught me more about 19th & 20th century history than my public schooling did.
Yeah none of this is really taught, I had to study on my own and quite often ended up teaching the teacher in college of events they never knew happened.
Yh like Americans wtf sort yourself out ffs
Awesome story! A man that had no training on the weapon was able to use it very effectively when it truly mattered and that's what counts!! Much respect to mr. Miller!!
The best animated history channel on TH-cam. Animation always getting better.
I know everyone says the animation keeps getting better and better, but I have to say it again. The models on the aircraft are very well done. Paint fade on the leading edges, scrapes up and down the fuselage, and animation while flying is fantastic.
Idk how many people you have animating these, but they should be proud of their work!
Very well done!
This is basically RTX on, i cannot believe the lighting is that good.
Thank you so much for posting this man’s beautiful story of courage. God I love my country
5:50 remember when your ship is sinking always watch your step so you don't slip and fall to the water when you're not ready
2 people slipped lol
When he said "today, it is again filled, but this time with ships that hunt different prey", I got chills
I see that the cat enjoys MagellanTV.
That's it. I'm convinced. I'm signing up.
Rest in peace, Mr. Miller, you truly were a hero without a cape.
The U.S most powerful aircraft carrier, USS Doris Miller!!!
“Ships that hunt a different prey” sent a shiver down my spine
Another amazing and great video from Yarnhub! 4:23 I love how you made a reference to Michael Bay's Pearl Harbor with the Val dive bombing scene (one does a barrel roll dive while 2 others follow). Love it!
Incredible example of bravery and heroism on full display here. Absolute badass of a man and a sailor, hope your resting well good sir.
I applaud that you made the Colorado’s look true to history.
Oooo that was another really good one that I've only heard the name, but didn't know the story in it's entirety! Thanks again yarnhub for the informative, engaging and not to mention beautiful looking video! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time! The script, music choice and animation were absolutely perfect!
Omg, i love the directing! The atmosphere at the beginning of the story was literally so calm, that i didn't expect that japanese attack. I also love this shot 5:14
Thank you and will pass your comments on to the director :-)
Your pun did not go unnoticed.
When you get attacked, you don't feel fear really. You get angry. Miller is a great example of this.
Yarnhub needs an Olympic medal in storytelling... Loved the narrative 1:01
A man who fights, who helps wounded, who can do laundry and cook a fine meal. Doris miller is what it means to be a man. A true American hero and a legendary Black icon and personal hero of mine. Rest in power Doris Miller!
RIP Doris Miller.
He wanted to be home for Thanksgiving :(
This is far, far better than much of the programs seen on History Channel.
I still cannot get over how damn good this animation is. The team is so talented!
Thank you for telling this man"s story during WW2. So many other history channels don't even mention him.
Very good video once again!
Though I must say, I am happy my State’s battleship and her crew was in the spot light for once.
Also fun fact for those who don’t know, West Virginia was recovered after sinking. Really it is a interesting story how they recovered all those battleships and highly suggest looking into it.
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I will be honest, the fact the thumbnail looks like a shot from the film “Pearl Harbor”. Makes me nervous that Michale Bay might have had a hand in directing Yarnhub videos
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I was in such high spirits listening to this story right up till 7:47 and you said “But” I immediately let out an “Awe no.” 😢 Thanks for the stories, always looking forward to more 👍
You can even see rivets on those planes. Yarnhub really put great effort in this video.
Sometimes in Battle some men just turn into Fighting machines, showing unbelievable courage. Like William D. Mc Gee, who ran into a minefield to save two wounded soldiers and then got injured by a mine and told others to back off. He is buried at the American Cemetery in Luxembourg which i visited today
I'm Japanese, and I always care about how we can get learn history for peace of all over the world.
We Japanese shouldn't forget this sneak attack. I think also, this is obviously injustice attack. and nightmare has began,,,
I heard the story before, but it’s an amazing story so glad you did a video about it
School has finnaly returned and one of the first things I do is hop on my computer during research time and notice this is starting in a minute. Boy am I lucky I managed to watch another one of your masterpieces
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I am so happy that I came across this channel.. Immense love and respect to the channel owners and content creators!!!
I got the cold a few days ago and I discovered this channel while in bed, I saw all the videos in two days! I love the detail of the cat and in some I had to see them more than once just to find it haha.
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Thanks for bringing more attention to Miller's amazing actions.
So much great animation in this video. The palm trees, vegetation, and algae at the beginning must have taken loads of time but really help depict Pearl Harbor as the idyllic location mentioned in the narration. The weathering on the close ups of Japanese dive bombers adds some additional realism, and the assorted working parts of the Browning machine gun look well represented. It's clear the team pays attention to smaller details and I really appreciate that. Thanks again!
Your hard work shows! This is a work of art and it only keeps getting better and better!!!
These animations are really getting better and better every week
Now this is a true alpha wolf, thinking of his pack before himself. RIP Miller. Also I love how he is getting a Carrier named in his honor
As a child my father told me about Doris “Doris “Miller! The pride in telling about Miller courage at Pearl Harbor was legendary! My was a ww2 veteran, Also serving in the Navy ! Thank you for your service!!
He was actually a Messman Third Class
This is actually the best mini movie i ever seen.
Its so great to hear the stories of war of how one lived and how one fought. Lets not forget these heros and their sacrifices
Yarnhub cat in my opinion is the best channel mascot :) Also OMG your work has improved so much with the reflection of the sun of the water the rifling in the 350mm cannons. You have improved so much since I started watching you. Keep up the good work.
This story gives me the chills, Thank You Doris Miller for breaking barriers!!!
I imagine how hard it was to animate this video , all the ships , the ships destroyed , and the aircraft
There is a very nice memorial for him in his hometown of Waco TX. If you are ever in the area it is certainly worth the time to stop by and see it.
I swear the animation is getting better
The texturing in the animation is getting really nice! good job guys!
All he did that time was something that Hollywood would do, but for a fact that this happened in real life
A hero with distinguishing race but he was one of many to fight for democracies greetings from COSTARICA 🇨🇷 excellents videos
Never realized the fact the Japanese navy got that far undetected. Was glad to see this man is finally getting a ship named after him 👍
Amazing! What a hero who did the right thing despite the racial tensions and restrictions at the time..this is just an amazing story that really ought to be shared more. This man is a legend and I hope he is living a good afterlife. Thank you Yarnhub for this presentation and for informing us of this significant contribution of Doris Miller. He really went above the call of duty and saved his fellow Navy men; I heard there is a statue of him in rememberence in his home town Waco, Texas.
What a inspirational hero and such a good presentation as always Yarnhub. I look forward to more of your historical presentations! Bravo!
My Grandpa's ship went down that day. He took a leave to go get married. If he didn't do that I wouldn't be here.
What ship did he serve on?
@@Eyes0penNoFear the Arizona.
"he can see things before they happen it's a Jedi trait"
That is basically what I'm getting
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Beautiful animation! I especially loved the sun filtering through the palm trees and the shockwave of the exploding carrier's magazine.
That quality though.Jesus yarnhub you’ve really gone far haven’t you
I Still love all his thumbnails because of the orange background contrast to the other things. It just looks so good!
Miller :cleaning clothes
Japan: torpedoes ship
Miller: So you have chosen death
Wow, that island in the beginning, excellent animation.
Yarnhub cat: I am just sitting on a boat. 1:38
These animations are getting better and better by the day
Japanese Planes: Exists*
Miller: "I'm about to end this man's whole career"
Well done Doris Miller you legend and thanks Yarnhub for bringing well deserved attention to him and telling his story! May i suggest a story of Battle Of Britain RAF fighter ace Sailor Malan a true freedom fighter..
Absolute legend it's a shame he didn't get the medal of honour skin colour shouldn't matter he went above and beyond the criteria for one
just doing what anyman would do, defending his fellow man - my respect R.I.P
Mitsuo Fuchida (淵田 美津雄, Fuchida Mitsuo, 3 December 1902 - 30 May 1976) was a Japanese captain[1] in the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service and a bomber aviator in the Japanese navy before and during World War II. He is perhaps best known for leading the first wave of air attacks on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. Working under the overall fleet commander, Vice Admiral Chūichi Nagumo, Fuchida was responsible for the coordination of the entire aerial attack.
After the war ended, Fuchida became a Christian evangelist and traveled through the United States and Europe to tell his story. He settled permanently in the United States (although he never became a U.S. citizen).
When the Japanese planes strafed the ship it looked like one of the trailers from warthunder.Animations are getting better and better. Thank you for honoring a warrior of freedom
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The animation are getting better. It's more like a game trailer (I think).
These stories and visuals are excellent. Truly beautiful