Guadalcanal Shocked Japanese Into Realization That Americans Were Stronger More Than They Imagined 

History enthusiasts, welcome to Part 2 of our new series: "WWII at Guadalcanal". In this series, explore the gripping story of a pivotal World War II battle between Allied forces and the Japanese Empire on the island of Guadalcanal. We'll delve into the harrowing conditions, intense combat, and strategic maneuvers that defined this critical campaign. Through vivid descriptions and personal accounts, you'll experience the bravery, sacrifice, and determination of the soldiers who fought on both sides. Learn how this crucial battle shaped the outcome of the war in the Pacific Theater. Perfect for history buffs and anyone interested in the dramatic events of WWII! Please subscribe for more in-depth explorations of historical events Playlist:ru-vid.com/group/PLDxc_c19B0x7h8kboUHJkEIDQYi1DKlw2 Part 1:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AO7Soybw4TE.html

Correction: The Japanese learned the Americans were strong willed at not letting an enemy attack without considerable effort to repulse AND destroy them.

Ship in the photo is the Japanese battleship Haruna taken in 1934. It was original designed as a battle cruiser of the Kongo class by British naval engineer George Thurston and commissioned in 1915. It was later upgraded to a battleship. It participated in just about every major naval action in the Pacific. It was sunk at its moorings in July, 1945 at the Kure Naval Base by aircraft from Task Force 38.

Nah,, the Japanese quickly learned after Guadalcanal that the Americans were about to give 'em the "What Fer"........

Before Guadalcanal the Australians had annihilated the Japanese on Kokoda and Milne Bay.

You don’t win a Medal of Honor, you are awarded!

This was part 2 of the Battle of Midway in mid 1942..The Battle of Guadalcanal in late 1942 put the Japanese Navy in full defense. The Japanese just couldn't stop the offensive US Navy anymore. It was a defensive war for the Japanese Navy from now on until the end of the war in August 1945.

this vid needs the audio edited due to a low frequency hum surge. a low cut filter should do the trick- although its probably not noticeable on phones, on higher end systems its quite bothersome, detracting from an otherwise great story

Wish you had great graphics and maps. Great narration but no imagery 😢

Can you imagine collecting grenades for Bailey? C'mon guys, give em up... come on, ya got two, give me one...

wrong - pretty sure after America cut oil supply to Japan they knew America was overwhelming strong as they HAD to wipe out the naval forces by surprise as they had no chance head to head.

P-400 had a 20mm cannon, not 37mm as the P-39 did.

TA-TE! TA-TE! ISOGU! (sTAND UP! (STAND UP! HURRY!) (Not "Tate") LOL

Excellent, except for the AI voice failing at various times.

Nice story, where is the map?

You need maps, not a photo of a ship! Dislike!

P400 is a P39

No offense, but Euros should stick to the European Theatre. The Pacific is just not your forte.

For Christ’s sake hire a human narrator.