Battle of Cape Esperance - Pacific War #46 DOCUMENTARY

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Kings and Generals' historical animated documentary series covering the Pacific War week by week continues. In our last episode, we covered the direct aftermath of the key Battle of Edson’s Ridge, the second Japanese offensive in Guadalcanal that caused so many losses for the invaders that it’s today remembered as the Battle of the Bloody Ridge. Because of this major defeat and because they started to feel like they were losing the initiative against their enemies, the Japanese then began to prioritize the Guadalcanal theater, sending almost 17500 men in their characteristic Tokyo Express to finally win what they perceived to be the most decisive battle of the Pacific War. Today, we are going to cover the American attempt to intercept the Japanese express runs during the Battle of Cape Esperance, as well as the recent developments in the air warfare over the Aleutian Islands.
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#1 - Pearl Harbor: • Attack on Pearl Harbor...
#2 - Japanese Invasion of Malaya: • Japanese Invasion of M...
#3 - Japanese attack Guam, Wake, the Philippines: • Japan Attacks Everywhe...
#4 - Japan Continues Attacking: Borneo, Philippines: • Japan Continues Attack...
#5 - Wake Island: • Fall of Wake Island - ...
#6 - Kampar: • Battle of Kampar - Pac...
#7 - Slim River: • Battle of Slim River -...
#8 - Battle for the Dutch East Indies: • Battle for the Dutch E...
#9 - Invasion of New Britain: • Invasion of New Britai...
#10 - Fall of Malaya: • Fall of Malaya - Pacif...
#11 - Makassar: • Battle of Makassar Str...
#12 - Fall of Singapore: • Fall of Singapore - Pa...
#13 - Invasion of Sumatra: • Japanese Invasion of S...
#14 - Invasion of Timor: • Japanese Invasion of T...
#15 - Fall of Java: • Fall of Java - Pacific...
#16 - Fall of Rangoon: • Fall of Rangoon - Paci...
#17 - US Response to Pearl Harbor: • How the US Responded t...
#18 - Tojo: Bringing Japan Into The Pacific War: • Hideki Tojo: Bringing ...
#19 - Japanese Raids in the Indian Ocean: • Japanese Raids in the ...
#20 - Fall of Bataan & The Bataan Death March: • Fall of Bataan & The B...
#21 - Doolittle Raid: • Doolittle Raid: Americ...
#22 - Japanese Advance on Burma Road: • Japanese Advance on Bu...
#23 - Australia's Pearl Harbor: • Australia's Pearl Harb...
#24 - Battle of the Coral Sea: • Battle of the Coral Se...
#25 - Fall of the Philippines: • Fall of the Philippine...
#26 - Fall of Burma: • Fall of Burma - Pacifi...
#27 - Operation Sei-Go: • How Japan Responded to...
#28 - Midway: • Battle of Midway - Pac...
#29 - Japanese Invasion of Alaska: • Japanese Invasion of A...
#30 - Japanese Attack on Sydney: • Japanese Attack on Syd...
#31 - MacArthur and the Philippines Disaster: • How MacArthur Caused t...
#32 - Attacks New Guinea: • Japan Attacks New Guin...
#33 - Biological Warfare in China: • Japanese War Crimes: B...
#34 - Japan Attacks the Continental United States: • Japan Attacks the Cont...
#35 - Invasion of Buna-Gona: • Invasion of Buna-Gona ...
#36 - Kokoda: • Battle of Kokoda - Pac...
#37 - Invasion of Solomon Islands: • Invasion of Solomon Is...
#38 - Savo Island: • Battle of Savo Island ...
#39 - Raid on Makin Island: • Raid on Makin Island -...
#40 - Battle of Eastern Solomons: • Battle of Eastern Solo...
#41 - Isurava: • Australia's Thermopyla...
#42 - Milne Bay: • Battle of Milne Bay - ...
#43 - Bloody Ridge: • Battle of the Bloody R...
#44 - Ioribaiwa: • Battle of the Ioribaiw...
#45 - Matanikau: • Battle of Matanikau - ...
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@KingsandGenerals Год назад

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@josephsarra4320 Год назад

I almost forgot, do you mind fixing your playlist and put episode 23 between episode 22 and 24, because otherwise the playlist will be disorganized? Thank you, and also, you can look up in RU-vid by typing “pacific war week by week supplementary content” and you’ll find a playlist there which provides context for the pacific war which happens before & during the war, you should check it out.

@stewartsingal4599 Год назад

Please make new video about star wars in wizards and warriors, and also do not stop to make new all modern warfare in kings and generals because i love your video, thanks. ❤️

@jacksonpettit4690 Год назад

Wow you should add the spec ops missions organized by Australia and New Zealand that would show how this was the Pacifics darkest hour.

@lincolnlog5977 Год назад

For future reference “Boise” is pronounced like “Boisie” kind of like the word daisy. It’s the capital of Idaho

@robertpalomar8870 Год назад

Can you Go to The History of the World because he has Anazing Content and you must visit his Patreon Account now.

@blockmasterscott Год назад

Solomon Campaign=blindfolded knife fight in a phone booth.

@92Psyco Год назад

Japanese night fighting was generally superior to US in this period. However as we will soon see, radar will give the USN an insurmountable advantage going forward, but only after the admirals learnt to fully exploit it

@Zogerpogger Год назад

Made me laugh. I guess the battle of Savo Island was when the Japanese entered the phone booth, getting a good strike in?

@oakiesmokie5991 Год назад

I like this post hope it gets loads of likes. Also a Good way of summing up the UK government after boris as well

@apexnext Год назад

@@oakiesmokie5991 any better with Truss? _Pork Markets!_ 🐷

@oakiesmokie5991 Год назад

@@apexnext remember rember the 5th of November, gun powder treason and plot. I know of no reason why gunpowder and treason should ever be forgot.

@chiron14pl Год назад

The USS Boise is named after Boise, Idaho. It's pronounced "boy'-see" by folks in western US

@mqcapps Месяц назад

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@wolfu597 Год назад

The Japanese were so confident in their nighttime naval supremacy around Guadalcanal, that Goto's bombardment force had prematurely loaded their guns with high explosive shells, in anticipation of the shelling of Henderson field. Which cost them precious time when Scotts Task Force 64 suddenly opened up on them.

@wolfu597 Год назад

@@TricksterPoi Can't argue with that, but it showed to the Japanese that their IJN were not the sole masters of the sea during the night. Furthermore, whereas the Japanese are relying heavily on night binoculars, the US Navy are now steadily improving their night fighting capabilities by using radar. And we're up for more incidents such as this one in the coming months. But this battle was the payback for what happened at Savo Island back in august.

@wolfu597 Год назад

@@TricksterPoi The reason why the USN were so far behind when it came to night fighting, was because, in the early 30's, at the beginning of the Great Depression, the Navy decided to cancel all nighttime drills in order to avoid unnecessary damage, (and costs I presume) to their ships. And to add insult to injury, they also decided to discontinue the mounting of torpedo launchers on US cruisers, thereby forcing them to rely solely on their guns. While nations like the UK, France, Germany, Italy and the Empire of Japan continued to mount torpedoes on their cruisers. (And as we have seen throughout this series, Japanese warships were much more in favor of using torpedoes than their guns.)

@TheJoeysmom Год назад

MORE! GIVE US MORE!!!! We hereby demand the release of a new video, the length, quality, and content shall remain the same as current videos, every 12 hours. Seriously, you guys are doing an awesome job here. I have always felt that I could speak intelligently about events in WWII, but those opening weeks of the Pacific War were just brushed over when I was a kid. Thank you for a clear and concise description of events.

@Zogerpogger Год назад

I'm so glad Kings and Generals and Zakuan Musa (Vector Historia) decided to collaborate! I really liked Musa's videos, having watched them years ago when they were published, and was hoping to see him return to RU-vid at some point. I never expected Kings and Generals to bring him onto their team as the main animator for this series, an extremely pleasant surprise and an excellent decision. Overall The Pacific War has been a great joy to watch, and I hope this partnership continues even after Japan's surrender.

@apexnext Год назад

I actually didn't know that! Thanks for the info. 😎👍

@Zogerpogger Год назад

@@apexnext Sure thing, I highly recommend you check out the Vector Historia channel, as it has animations and discussion that goes beyond what is covered in the liimted time Kings and Generals has for each weekly video.

@tomf.2327 Год назад

Hello! American Pilot Louis Edward Curdes also shot down German, Japanese, and Italian planes. He also has an American Ariel victory shooting down a transport plane causing it to ditch in the sea instead of landing on a Japanese held island. One of the passengers was his future wife :)

@tomf.2327 Год назад

@Kings and Generals - might be a fun item to use when you get to the later part of the Pacific

@LORDssPL Год назад

Interesting fact Pilot Witold Aleksander Urbanowicz shot down a lot of Germans in 1940 and in 1942 he was a guest in China, he flew the 75th Fighter Squadron and shot down 2 Nakajima Ki-44s.

@tomf.2327 Год назад

@@LORDssPL wow! Thank you so much for sharing this one as well!

@apexnext Год назад

I wonder if the video meant that up until this point he was the only allied pilot to earn that. Either way Louis Edward Curdes story is wild! Unbelievable he had to shoot down an American plane. 😂 And the story of his wife is amazing too. This world is wild. 😁

@DaFroBroforeal Год назад

Wow, what a baller. I wonder how that courtship went, lol. 😅

@TrailBlazer65 Год назад

18:03 Not so sure about this one. Plenty of Australian pilots served in both the European and Pacific Theatres and shot down aircraft from all three main axis powers. Clive Caldwell for example had German, Italian and Japanese victories all to his name. Some British and American pilots also served in both theatres and a few would have undoubtedly shot down both German and Japanese aircraft during their service.

@Qba86 Год назад

Let's not forget the Flying Tigers. At least one member, Witold Urbanowicz was already an ace following the Battle of Britain (where he served as the leader of Polish 303 Squadron), with multiple German kills. During his time with the Flying Tigers he also shot down two Japanese Ki-44s.

@Wayne.J Год назад

2 May 1943 air battle over Darwin was the debut of Spitfires in Pacific with Fighter Command Veterans. Next 6 months they defended NT from 3rd Air Group's Zeroes

@billwang4181 Год назад

William Howard was an ace in two theaters. Six kills against the Japanese with the Flying Tigers, the six with the 8th Air Force against the Luftwaffe. He won the medal of honor over Europe.

@williamallen63 Год назад

Thanks for covering the Alaska theater. The worst enemy for both sides was the weather.

@polecat7377 Год назад

Great video, one minor nitpick, the USS Helena is pronounced Hel-en-uh after the State Capital of Montana. Being a Helena native, I know this is a common mistake. The USS Boise is also pronounced Boi-zee.

@cseniorcjunior43 Год назад

I am addicted to this series. Seriously, the quality of videos that you guys pumped out is unmatched. KEEP IT UP!

@garyhendrick4391 Год назад

That Ode was pretty epic though. Shots fired

@LORDssPL Год назад

Interesting fact Pilot Witold Aleksander Urbanowicz shot down a lot of Germans in 1940 and in 1942 he was a guest in China, he flew the 75th Fighter Squadron and shot down 2 Nakajima Ki-44s.

@docbailey3265 Год назад

Thanks!

@92Psyco Год назад

Can't wait for the 2 big night battles! Some of the most brutal surface fighting of the campaign, and the US finally snatching victory from the jaws of defeat Also, small nitpick, USS San Francisco was a New Orleans class, not a Pensacola class

@danny117fc Год назад

ru-vid.com

@danny117fc Год назад

watch his channel he has done the night battles of the canal its amazing

@Zogerpogger Год назад

@@danny117fc Are you talking about Vector Historia? I love that channel.

@danny117fc Год назад

@@Zogerpogger no click on the link mate thats one of his videos, i haven't heard of vector historia but i will look it up now

@jamesmaddison4546 Год назад

My grandfather fought at Guadalcanal. He was a Signals Intel Officer with the US Army in the 6th army special reconnaissance unit. Member of the group who went and scouted the prison camp that held the pow's from the Bataan death march, in advance for the raid at cabanatuan to liberate them. They tapped into the comm lines after they got what intel they needed for the raid. He had so many insane stories, but he never talked about it at all until his final few weeks in the V.A hospital. He passed away from blood cancer, I spent alot of time just me and him talking about the war, some things he said literally made my jaw drop, I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Part of me felt so sad that my whole life I had no idea how incredible of a man he was given everything he did in the war, but that's how heroes are isn't it. No bravado, no ego etc. I am glad though that in the end, I learned it all from him

@williamthompson5190 Год назад

Mine did too! USS Mccalla

@SirHenryMaximo Год назад

General Buckner's poem was actually quite funny!

@dawfydd Год назад

Butler is low key a chad for writing a poem slaming this meek commander LOL

@dominicguye8058 Год назад

Good Lord the pettiness between Buckner and Theobald 😆

@loupiscanis9449 Год назад

Thank you K&G . 🐺

@neilwilson5785 Год назад

This series is so good.

@joncold Год назад

15:43 Still cannot beat Dogmeat General's poem 😂.

@chickenfist1554 Год назад

Major-General Buckner's poem was awesome haha

@chrisdebeyer1108 Год назад

Brilliant Series. Fantastic Overview of Strategies, Commanders, Tactics and Individual Actions. Slight surprise at 18.00. Good to see about The RCAF Squadron Leader Achievement! However Squadron Leader Caldwell of the RAAF (Royal Australian AirForce) also was successful against Nazis in The Middle East and also against The Imperial Japanese Navy? AirWing over Darwin Region Northern Australia. There may well be others….

@-RONNIE Год назад

Thanks for the video

@bf61marc35 Год назад

On land and sea, the japanese were having a bad Aoba day

@minoru-kk Год назад

Brilliant movie as always. Didn't think there was explain of the IJN night vision in the scene of the Battle of Cape Esperance. K&G always amazes me with their attention to detail. Thank you.

@Saintphoenix86 Год назад

its not a movie...

@doanphat1480 Год назад

Anyone remember that battle from Battlestations Pacific? The 2nd Mission from the US Campaign

@jaythompson5102 Год назад

FYI Boise is pronounced BOY-ZEE Amazing video just one super minor thing Is thought I'd bring up in case it's a thing in the future.

@napoleonibonaparte7198 Год назад

USN: It’s over Japan! I have the high ground!

@theawesomeman9821 Год назад

IJN: you under-estimate my power...

@louievelayo4100 Год назад

*MURAKUMO! FUBUKI! FURUTAKA! LOOK AWAY, Y'ALL DON'T WANNA SEE HOW YOU GUYS SUNK!* I will have your head for this, Aoba... Aoba: What did I do?...

@NeilABliss Год назад

This is a fantastic series. I'd also like to say that your more current timeline videos may not be "news" but they are are way more informative than the "News" giving details that the regular media just doesn't.

@jeremyromero2000 Год назад

Better than news imo

@stupiditiusmaximus Год назад

Interesting video. Im interested where you learn these stuff. Thank you for being such a great historical youtuber.

@lucasespinola5076 Год назад

I'm glad to see another video at the beginning of the week. Keep up the good work!

@jasonsullivan5896 Год назад

Great series. Nicely done. Theres alot im learning about the Pacific War that I didnt know about. I recently saw a documentary about events that happened on mainland Australia that alot of people may not know about. The largest escape of POW during the war at Cowra, the Battle of Brisbane between Australian and American service men and the American GI found guilty of a series of murders in Melbourne. Hopefully this series will touch on these subjects in the future. The Cowra Breakout alone could be its own episode. Incredible event.

@johnmoore9404 Год назад

Love the graphics and video with narrative story.

@nathang5630 Год назад

This has been my favorite series so far and I watch all your videos!

@TheHistoryofThings Год назад

Vector Historia and KaG? Literally the first in top 10 anime crossovers.

@confusionstudios400 Год назад

I always love your videos and am getting some Lego history sets to make some videos based off your stories. Keep it up!

@robbabcock_ Год назад

Thanks for a great series so far!

@andrewsiddons6038 Год назад

"Ode to Theobald" is possibly the greatest thing I've ever read.

@CptChaosSidekick Год назад

2 episodes in one week!!

@tanvark100 Год назад

Duncan making Leeroy Jenkins proud!

@ae3464 Год назад

Letsgoooo 5 battles of Guadalcanal yayyy

@jeffmcdonald4225 Год назад

This has become my favorite series. Thanks so much for making it.

@carveraugustus3840 Год назад

Great stuff here. Also enjoyed some Conan the Barbarian stuff on the other channel, so thank you for that

@420JackG Год назад

The Conan stuff is very good and much appreciated

@somewhere6 Год назад

Love the detail!

@jtarchitecture8939 Год назад

Great series! I check this channel every day for new content.

@dougmoore8761 Год назад

Great series! Love your work.

@camberweller Год назад

Great stuff, as always. Just a friendly suggestion on American ship placename pronunciation. Pretty much every city etc. which has a ship named after it also has as a youtube channel for its local newscasts. That will provide you with an infallibly correct means of pronunciation for that particular ship's particular town (or whatever). The Yanks pronounce "Boise" as "Boysee", for example. 👍

@dcpack Год назад

Same comment I was about to make. Exceptional videos. And Adak is Ai-dak with a long A sound.

@soonerboomer2947 Год назад

Americans, by and large, call the city in Idaho BOYzee. I wasn't aware that the inhabitants of the city prefer BOYsee until just now. Learn something new every day, I guess. 🤓

@apexnext Год назад

I can't wait for Devin to say Arkansas. 😁

@jayfrank1913 Год назад

USS Helena = Helen-uh, Helena is the capital of the State of Montana, one of the smaller, most isolated capital cities in the States.

@jayfrank1913 Год назад

@@a05odst62 And doing it politely. The shock of it all (that's American for "quelle horreur!").

@moalzaben5554 Год назад

The American torpedo was it the mk-14 I think, the one that was launched from the Buchanan and struck the furutaka was an extremely lucky hit considering the contact pistols don’t work, always resulting in duds and premature detonations

@sargesacker2599 Год назад

Mk 14 torpedos are sub launched weapons, the surface ships used Mk 15 torpedoes. Both were equally garbage.

@moalzaben5554 Год назад

@@sargesacker2599 thanks for reminding me dude and yes both were extremely trash, they get launched then pray they hit, goddamn circle runners

@Nyx_2142 Год назад

@@sargesacker2599 Garbage is an understatement. The fact that some submarines would fire their entire arsenal of Mk. 14s and get a 100% dud rate is insane.

@flyingeagle3898 Год назад

This battle was super interesting

@xylomeat9913 Год назад

6:00 " Sinking EIGHT allied cruisers and three destroyers without a loss". Four were lost in the first battle off Savo Island. Since this was the first battle since Savo, when and where were the other four sunk? can you name them?

@colinbarnard6512 Месяц назад

Thank you for using the right Canadian flag for the period. Almost any WW2 doc that bothers to mention Canada's participation in the war uses the Maple Leaf. That flag is our currant one. However, thousands of Canadian armed services personnel died under the Red Ensign. They would have never known the Maple Leaf, or the historical reasons why it was so controversial both before, and after the flag was hoisted in 1965. You honour our soldiers with your accuracy.

@Purushottamchaturvedi Год назад

Mind blowing and so informative video

@markusskram4181 Год назад

Great Video !

@lafeelabriel Год назад

As a side note, episode 15 of Kyokujitsu no Kantai has a USN "Admiral Scott" leading a US fleet that helps the IJN Atlantic Fleet. While never explicitly stated as such, part of me likes to think it was none other than Norman Scott.

@jaydeepcharan8958 Год назад

Please make video on all 4 indo-pak wars and 1962 indo-china war

@brokenbridge6316 Год назад

Nicely done video

@pgakagi Год назад

A correction: Kenneth Boomer was not only pilot to claim both german and japanese planes. If he was first then you are most likely right. Other pilot who shot down both german and japanese planes was polish ace and commander Witold Urbanowicz and most likely there were more pilots with victories both in Europe/Africa and Pacific.

@alexius23 Год назад

The time when Japan & the USA were fighting as equal. The USN & IJN mostly fought a nighttime War.

@CSSVirginia Год назад

Yes, because IJN surface units couldn't operate near Henderson Field during daylight.

@alexius23 Год назад

@@CSSVirginia as Samuel Elliot Morrison put it, “the Rising Sun never met its namesake”

@CSSVirginia Год назад

@@alexius23 Dang, that's a good line!

@alexius23 Год назад

@@CSSVirginia Even before the War Morrison was a renown historian. Shortly after Pearl Harbor he reached out to FDR to write the history of the Naval War as it was happening. The President gave him a naval commission & in the end Morrison wrote a 14 volume set of the Naval History of WW2. I fully grant that more information has come out since the books were written. Still, no one has written history with such breath.

@lonnyford1186 9 месяцев назад

My Great Uncle was lost in the battle of Cape Esperance . Was awarded the Navy Cross and later a Butler class destroyer was named after him. The USS Lloyd E Acree

@jamescole4183 28 дней назад

I see we are sticking with the theme of not reporting enemy detection!

@banerjeesiddharth05 Год назад

🥰🥰nice documentary 👌.

@moalzaben5554 Год назад

I remember reading that an American shell struck one of the torpedo tubes on the furutaka setting the ship ablaze thus the American warships didn’t really need their search lights because of the intensity of those flames

@cletus223 Год назад

@10:45 we pronounce it "Bew cannon" not "Buh cannon" in the U.S.

@420JackG Год назад

Adak means "birthplace of the big winds", I believe. It really feels like the edge of the world.

@pretzel_cat Год назад

Adak feels like the edge of the world...until those big winds cause you to get diverted to Shemya 😅

@secritweapin2371 Год назад

It would be appreciated if a scale was provided for reference, for troop movement. Great channel!

@jonbaxter2254 Год назад

Love me some naval battles

@dclark142002 Год назад

FYI - Boise is pronounced (Boy-Zee).

@runningbear8895 Год назад

Cool

@gab1172 Год назад

Doc about the USSLiberty pls

@Zadlo14 Год назад

5:58 Fun fact: Nippon Kogaku company is currently known as Nikon

@muhammads.a.m4727 Год назад

Please make a video on DKM Bismarck

@Warmaker01 Год назад

MGen Simon Buckner Jr would go on to command Tenth United States Army late in the war. Originally it was tasked to prepare for the invasion of Formosa, but it got switched to Okinawa. Buckner would have 4 US Army infantry divisions and 3 US Marine Corps divisions, as well as his own organic air force, also a mix of Army and Marine units. Unfortunately Buckner would meet his end at Okinawa. He had a penchant for rolling up to the frontlines to visit units with his 3 star flag flying on his vehicle. Units didn't like that because that attracted artillery from the Japanese, usually after Buckner left. Another visit he was wearing his helmet with his 3 stars on it, and only stopped when a Marine outpost far ahead messaged back that they could clearly see it. Eventually the Japanese got it right, and an artillery shell struck the area near him, killing him. IIRC, he was the senior most US military officer to die from enemy fire in WWII. Buckner died only a few days before the battle ended. On his passing, Marine MGen Roy Geiger took command of Tenth Army, marking the only time a Marine officer has been in command of a field army of the United States, usually that's an Army officer. Buckner had a pretty decent war time service. He handled business well in Alaska and the Aleutians, and his Tenth Army in Okinawa fought a very grueling battle to victory.

@firstcynic92 Год назад

11:30. Boise is pronounced boy-zee, not boyss.

@orlandofoster7722 Год назад

Orlando ur a fucking god

@podemosurss8316 Год назад

18:01 His wingmen often replied to his messages with the short answer "Ok, Boomer"...

@maxjiro25 Год назад

pacific Serie is legit amazing

@riffmeister101 Год назад

A comment to appease our algorithmic overlords

@realmcb7331 Год назад

Oh hey the Kongo class are finally sailing in the right direction :O

@jaydeepcharan8958 Год назад

Also i like third battle of panipat video, make independent video on Peshwa bajiroa 1st, who in modern times praise by field Marshal Bernard Montgomery as "best cavalry General of india"

@zobblewobble1770 Год назад

11:24 Pronunciation Correction: Boise rhymes with “noisy” not “choice “

@CSSVirginia Год назад

Admiral Willis Lee will enter the chat soon.

@vitorpereira9515 Год назад

Please, do an episode about the legend of Prester John.

@vitorpereira9515 Год назад

@@ChevyChase301 Oh... thank you.

@kiankier7330 Год назад

so this is a side note to your wizards and Warriors, but which version of star wars galactic are you covering? Disney or EU?

@kiankier7330 Год назад

@@origami83 sorry to say, but Atollon, Lothal, and Scarif are not EU, I am unsure about their videos on Yavin and Hoth, I will have to watch to see if they are using info from EU books

@kiankier7330 Год назад

@@origami83 if is the disney version, then I have no interest in them time for some Manda-LORE and EckhartsLadder

@gerrard1661 Год назад

What is the music used in this episode? Thanks!

@christophercrowley9873 Год назад

Could you please, please do the raid on Baltimore in west Cork in Ireland in 1631CE

@doanphat1480 Год назад

At least the US Navy did managed to avenge their disastrous defeat at the Battle of Savo Island, despite it was not a major victory

@theawesomeman9821 Год назад

America's navy was the best during WWII

@Cailus3542 Год назад

@@theawesomeman9821 It became the best during WW2 through hard-won experience, superior technology, excellent ships and sheer numbers. In 1942, the US Navy was distinctly inferior to the Imperial Japanese Navy and British Royal Navy in many respects. Besides Midway, 1942 was a year of endless defeat for the US Navy.

@doanphat1480 Год назад

@@Cailus3542 Exactly, the US Navy would lose 2 more carriers during the Solomon Islands campaign (where the Guadalcanal campaign part of). The USS Wasp was sunk by a Japanese submarine I-19, and another, the USS Hornet, was lost at the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands. Extra carrier replacement wasn't happening until the end of 1942, so the US would have to continue using the USS Enterprise throughout the remainder of 1942.

@iain-duncan Год назад

Rip the Duncan man

@hardcore476 Год назад

Your Scott pic is form world of warships legends 😉

@vojtechslezak4553 Год назад

Few problems here and there about the night battle but with how much info you put into the video about what happened after it its overall a good episode. Just a little angry how you missed one of the best memes of the Guadalcanal campain🥲 The “roger” between Skot and USS Helena is one of The best jokes of the whole campain but thats just me who remembers the whole Guadalcanal campain from its memes😜

@Reylock118 9 месяцев назад

Three US pilots shot down German, Japanese and Italian planes. both Lieutenant Colonel James Howell Howard and Commander Dean Laird had both German and Japanese victories.