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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- These days Japanese people can read about westerner great Ace fighter pilots such as Gregory Boyington and Erich Hartmann through English works translated into Japanese. However, it is disappointing that most books about Japanese legendary Ace fighter pilots such as "Crimson Wing" by Yohei Hinoki and "The Ace of Japan" by Sadaaki Akamatsu have not been translated into English. These works would add more context to the experiences of fighter pilots through the years from a different perspective.
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I love how happy Mr. Hinoki is.
Mark of a true leader: Major Katoh tested the plane before any of his pilots set foot in one. That's something that modern officers and enlisted folks can learn from.
This guy is hardcore. Amazing he can be so casual about his experiences.
Кто от Торнэйда лайк!)
торнайд был прав, он действительно с молибденовыми шарами,клац клац))))
Как будто веселую историю рассказывает,как в молодости с друзьями гудели))))Настоящий мужик!
Rest in peace, honorable warrior.
~Dutch USAF
Very impressive and well worth the watch for any person interested in the Pacific War
Nothing but respect for this pilot. Learning to master a difficult plane under combat conditions, plus being able to make it back to base with his leg blown off, wow!
Thank you so much for putting this video up with subtitles. These interviews with wartime pilots are so important and interesting.
great interview! I want more of those with subtitles!
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Mr Hinoki tells it like it happened only yesterday. And he looked delighted all the time.
I have INCREDIBLE respect for this man and the Japanese of those days.
many greetings from a German
日本人です。私もドイツを守るために命をかけて戦ったドイツ空軍をRESPECTしています‼️
Many thanks for this video.....first time I heard what it was like other than an Allied ace fighter pilot. Also was surprised to hear he/others had so much problems with their new aircraft, especially about quality control.
i salute you Mr. Hinoki. . .
A remarkable story , it is always fascinating what you find on TH-cam .
Respect to them again. The war is finish.
he was able to shoot down P51s in an Oscar. amazing. after his leg was blown off, he vowed to shoot down more P51s. they put a wooden peg to his leg and, being short on pilots, sent him up. he was able to down one more P51 before the end of the war. a true ace.
Which leg
Based on what I have read the Ki-100 was top notch and a good match with anything the Allies had. The later prototypes were wicked fast. There were production quality issues, weaker metals being used, low quality fuel, and inexperienced pilots.
Great Ace, lengendary pilot, hail to top gun :)
Brave airmen, soldiers, sailors and marines on all sides. Many of whom died needlessly while betrayed by their leaders. War is evil and preventable. It gives murder merit, justification and glorification. The devils hand at play.
I salute this brave and honorable guy who believed that he was defending his nation and find his story fascinating. I also appreciate the sacrifice and courage of all that served. Once again though I say this: War is NOT the answer. X
Such feats set Japanese pilots on par with the world’s best.
12 VS 88- wow that's balls there.....
Какой жизнерадостный дедушка, по нём и не скажешь, что участвовал в самой страшной войне 20 века и не раз испытывал на себе её последствия. Улыбается как будто актером кино или театра был всю жизнь, а не летчиком истребителем самураем, которого сбивали, ранили, крамсали. Судя по всему ветеранам войны в Японии оказывается должное внимание и живется очень хорошо.
Судя по впечатлению и то как дедушка рассказывал о себе, чувствуется, что стрежень в нём лёгкий и прочный как клинок катаны.
Ъ Modish Японцы - вообще улыбчивая нация. Стараются не показывать что за душой, особенно, если это это какие-то печальные события. С катаной хорошо сравнил!
That was one tough old dude!
Japanese Chuck Norris :D
I read about his exploits in the Osprey book Imperial Japanese Army Air Force Aces of WWII. Without a doubt he is the ultimate 'Oscar' master.
Iron Foot Mustang Killer
He was the first Japanese pilot to shoot down P-51 Mustang flown by Col. Milton on November 25, 1943.
Убил гайдзина на мустанге - прошел путь самурая .
Several other Japanese aces. Heroyoshi Nishizawa 102, Ota ?, Saburo Sakai 87 (survived the war [with only one eye]).
I thought Sakai only had 80 victories?
@@RanenPo He may have had more, early on victories were attributed to the squadron, not the individual, later they saw the value of individual scoring as it promoted heroism and valor.
Sakai's official score was 28 and Nishizawa's was 36.
Сравните англоязычные и русскоязычные комментарии по осмысленности.
I think one of the biggest issues keeping people from learning about the Japanese surviving aces was the simple fact so few made it to the end of the war. As per usual the fighting men had to bleed and burn so the suits at high command could get their way.
Wow ! What a rare gem !
вот ты какой, последний самурай?)) (на фотках с мечом был, а меч только самурай имел право носить)
Conny Shneider меч могли носить, но 2 меча - только самураи
One tough old SOB.... interesting post.
Incredible stories great!!!!!!
I have plenty more of these to post!
Who was the interviewer in this??
Well japaneses with their zeros and havyabushas etc were the best planes at the start of the war. But when the Mustang came, their glory was gone. However, the american F4 and hellcats were a bit better but not as realible.
Он тоже бронеспинку открутил как остальнве самураи?
+Эльдар Мамашев Походу ее там вообще не было
@Oldsmobile442Estella please the P51 Mustangs P38 Lightnings ruled the skies in the Pacific theater with no worries from any Japanese Kates Oscars Vals....great maneuvering aircraft they had give them that and were speedy....but in wafer thin airplanes no protection...
@FilipinoZeroFighter The stats you refer to were estimates and I have copies of the officail documents pertaining to the matter.
Он с такой улыбкой рассказывает как ему ногу отстрелили ? Железный мужик, конечно. )
what was the best japanise pilot during ww2?
The Ki -84, faster then a P-51 mustang and was a force to be reckon with.
ему в кайф, щас бы даже пару боев откатал наверное
something on nishizawa would be terrific
The Ki 43 was hardly worth the effort. Just two light machine guns. I always wondered how the men who flew them felt about them.
At that time, the Japan Airlines army :.
12.7mm was called 13mm.
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@gdub454 given, they were weak in terms of armor (kates and vals were bombers.) but this guy managed to pull off something as incredible as shooting down mustangs in an "obsolete" Ki43. that takes a lot of skill and guts. and yes, the oscar looks like the frank. and I still stand by my statement that KI84>P51 (frank was faster by 20 or so KPH, much more agile too)... if you don't believe me check out the stats that the USAF boys put out flying a frank after the war.
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Onore agli eroi giapponesi !
Which leg did he lose
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@Oldsmobile442Estella Bull manure!!!1 It was not better then the any of the fighters you mentioned. I've seen primary documents pertaining to the Ki-84 and it was not even as fast as the F6F much less the P-51 ,P-47 or P-38. I wouldn't say it was even as hard hitting as any of the USAAF-USN fighters.
It could out manoeuvre most allied fighters in the pacific. That’s about it.
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