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Australia here. It brings tears to my eyes what these young pilots did for their country. As the son of a Finnish veteran, I salute you, Airmen of Japan.You are eternal.
@@amima-3018 We need to remember that one of the causes of the second world war was Japan, so why should we respect Japanese military forces in the first place?
Kamikaze was not suicide bombing, they were protecting there beloved family's . it is the same as you love and protect our family. may they all rest in peace.
Giovanotto, questo vale per tutti i soldati che sono morti in guerra. Come i nostri Italiani. Morti per il loro Paese ed i loro compagni. Forse non lo sapevano ma sono tutti eroi, come I kamikaze giapponesi....
My father was a Kamikaze special attack corps. After all, he doesn't feel afraid of "dying" and is for the country. He said he would die for his family. I am Japanese.
My dearest friend ❤ the word soldier is not enough for the JAPANESE ARMY , the correct word is WARRIOR, is been proof in the battlefields reaten in the military history. I salute you 🙏 with all the strength of my military honer , I was in the army for 44 years.
@@user-jd7il5mf2g I am aware of the context and I myself spent 20 years in the British Army myself serving in numerous combat zones. Trust me, drugs or no drugs these guys showed massive courage and they get my total respect and always will. Richard
@@user-jd7il5mf2g thats not true its up to you if you want to volunteer for being a kamikaze they believe thats great honor to die for the emperror..... but if u said "no i dont want to die for that kind of mission" it will be a shame on your whole family and their reputation and also your reputation..sorry im bad in english
Respect to the kamikaze from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 🇯🇵. Brave sons of Asia . Their sacrifices shall not be forgotten . Thanks for the war japan that ultimately liberated us from the British .
Das Ehrgefühl der Japaner ist bis Heute unvergessen und in meinen Augen - Legendär ! Ich zolle meinen tiefsten Respekt und beneide euch. Ich für meinen Teil, bin vermutlich einer der wenigen Deutschen die die selbe Ansicht teilen. Ich danke jedem einzelnen Japaner,/Japanerin welche Opfer sie, auch für uns Deutsche in zweiten Weltkrieg gebracht haben. Ehre & Treue sind mein Gebot, für Familie,Volk und Freiheit bis in den Tot..
It's India Today Britain stand allive if India was not colony of British empire then Germany easily conquered the Britain We never forget what British people did with my nation one day we take rewange
@@user-sy2lh2yp6x Sorry, they're not courageous they invaded us they killed our people. They came to our land and killed people who tried to protect their families and branded them as terrorists. UK? they enslaved africans, indians and south east asians. They killed 19 million indians and looted their properties. You call that courageous, I wish we had Armies like imperial Japanese, then maybe we would be able to defend our freedom from UK's invasion and colonization.
@@indianboys5193 Okay keyboard warrior. People like you without any intellect to speak of are the ones that start wars. Idiot. Imperial Japan would have done the same to India as well. Keep taking your medication. Maybe there is a mental asylum for you.
Respeto total a este bando, dieron todo de si en una batalla que ya estaba perdida, pero le hicieron entender al enemigo que entre mas se hubieran adentrado en tierra firme mas era el costo que tenian que pagar, unos verdaderos guerreros samurais 👌🏼🇯🇵🗡🪖
Kamikaze pilots were samurai of the sky. They had no choice between life and death. For these brave warriors, heaven is an eternal refuge and a sure salvation.😇🙏
I'm a Korean. I have no ill feelings towards Japan, which ruled Asia. I was very shocked when I saw the video about kamikaze. It was not a death due to coercion by a high-ranking military force, but a sacrifice made by individuals to protect their beloved country, beautiful Japan, and precious family. It is very tragic and regrettable that young people have reached a point where they have to carry out an extreme military operation that goes beyond human limits. In the wills of the Kamikaze members, there was no hatred towards the enemy. It was a heart-warming sacrifice to protect the country and family. No one can imitate it, and they gave their lives just to protect their country. Oh, kamikaze commandos who died beautifully...! Rest in peace at Yasukuni Shrine...⛩🇯🇵
Japan🇯🇵 is land of brave people, A land of samurai A land of best engineers A land of hard working peoples A land of asia's pride Lots of love and respect from India🇮🇳
As a Vietnam War US Sailor, student of WW2, I admire these TokkoTai warriors and my Father’s WW2 sailors that withstood them. Fighting for your family and country is not terrorism. They were all heroes. I do postulate that the sacrifices of the TokkoTai did strengthen resolve to use atomic weapons as our leaders understood the unwillingness to surrender of the Bushido spirit.
As a American I have respect as these people were very brave,respectful,loyal I have 100% respect as they did this for there country and there family and friends
I don’t have respect because they kill many innocent civilians just like Talibani or al quaida kill many innocent civilians in sucide bombing so do you have respect for them?
@Toralba Family so what? you dropped two atomic bombs thousands of times more powerful than the explosion of a plane but I respect the Americans a lot because they also fought for their country as everyone would
No need to respect them. Until you believe that they did the shit for their country and their families and their friends! (Rape of Nanking, Unit 731, Sex slaves for their soldiers, etc.)
@@DenyCykon369 Noone asked fucking Japan to start a war with America. And that even without declaring a war! Americans, never forget Pearl Harbor! That's the very first reason you dropped nukes on Japan! They asked for it!
Japan soldiers only fight for there emperor Japan soldier even use there family and friends as human shields some of them are pregnant.they have competition of who do most behead,who do most rape
My country was colonized by a European country, but I believe that we could not have become independent without the arrival of the Japanese army. Asian countries were colonies of the West, but the Japanese military succeeded in liberating the colonies from the West by expelling Westerners and educating several Asian countries in academics and military affairs. After the war, presidents of some countries built memorials and memorial halls for Kamikaze Kamikaze pilots, some Asian countries have national funerals for Japanese soldiers, and some countries have created national flags in the shape of the Japanese flag.
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Really? As an Australian I've never heard of this. As we are slaves to the Americans it does not surprise me. America good, Japan very bad. Its not as simple as that, I know. I personally have great respect for the bravery of Japanese soldiers, airmen , submariners and sailors.
I do get your point but for the younger ones we must make clear that most Kamis didn´t want to die, the circumstances and their culture forced them to do suicide attacks but deep down they wanted to live just like the Americans or any modern Japanese. Most Japanese soldiers surrendered when they had no chance of winning and learned that the Americans were not the monsters their superiors told them.
@@Wen6543 No one forced them to die. They died by their own will trying to protect their country from 2 nukes which Americans drops on innocent civilian cities instead of targeting millitary areas.
@@razercortex9292 In ww2 Japan wrongly attacked many countries bombing civilians and civilian targets. I'm Australian, with many Japanese friends. I worked for Hitachi for many years and am now retired. During WW2, many of my family relatives and friends (my parents generation) suffered under Japanese attack. Several were imprisoned. These Japanese were not protecting their country when they attacked other countries, they were out to conquer them and take resources. The young Japanese fighters who bombed our cities (Darwin took more Japanese bombs than Pearl Harbor) and committed atrocities against civilians in Asia and the South Pacific were very much forced to do what they did. They followed others wills, not their own, and had to complete orders. People in Japan and Australia have reconciled after ww2 and now enjoy peaceful relations. In general we respect each others culture. When we talk about the war, it is with regret for the lives lost for no good reason. We compare this to the good that comes from co-operation. I would say that we have learned to respect the differences in culture and even enjoy learning about/valuing the differences, holidaying in each others countries, having exchange students, and trade to the benefit of both countries. Most Australians and Japanese have learned to co-operate peacefully and this has greater honour than any fighting.
I am in awe after having met japanese war veterans, nothing but the most absolute respect for the most disciplined, courageous and fearsome soldiers from WWII, they gave their lives, souls and honor for the glory of Japan and to the protection of their loved ones.... this is what a soldier should strive to be, I will keep this in my head forever more as I join the military to protect the glory and honor of my nation, its people and my family... Tenno Heika Banzai.... For the Glory of Imperial Japan
They also committed heinous war crimes. So before everyone starts waxing poetic about the Japanese soldier in WWII, perhaps a scroll the seriously researched and documented history is in order. Wonder how much the nation was protected when Japanese soldiers were raping Nanking or playing fun and games with terrible medical experiments at Unit 731. Maybe ask the citizens of the Philippines how the Japanese occupation of their homeland worked out for them? I wouldn't mind if you knew a thing or two about how the soldiers you seem to idolize were responsible for the torture and murder of US, British, New Zealand, French, Dutch, Indian military personnel in the tens of thousands. Hope I rained on your prom dress.
Indeed these Japanese pilots were the most decorated soldiers of 20th century. Absolutely ferocious to enemy and blatantly fearless. They were like the dragon squad!!!
I'm a young Japanese, and I can't stop crying when I see the video of the kamikaze. And even if it's difficult, I'll do my best when I think of the people of the Kamikaze corps.
I also cried many times, reading their final letters. We Japanese should not forget their sacrifice. And we should work TOGETHER for our nation, right? I am fed up with the situation where Japanese media and opposition parties keep bashing the nation …
@@AM87422S Kamikaze's will definitely echo through the millennia. Indeed it's possible that the American Empire will ONLY be truly remembered via the Kamikaze. Everyone else will only having a vague memory of infamy and distaste of the Yanks... kinda like Sodom and Gomorrah.
@@AM87422S ...kamikase ya es un vocablo universal...los politicos pasan...pero esto ya es eterno...cualquiera que se hinmole ya sea por pensamiento politico o guerra....es un kamikase
