Admiral Yamamoto - Deadly Gamble at Pearl Harbor Documentary

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  @PeopleProfiles · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

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  @shinnpi · 9 months ago

  He also went on to win a World Series with the Dodgers 80 years later. What an incredible person!

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  @Li-ms7yv · 10 months ago

  Thank you for making such a comprehensive and balanced video. I learned a lot about Yamamoto.

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  @HavokSOZN · 1 year ago

  Genuinely the most competent and forward looking Commander in both the IJA and IJN. The one guy in Japan that understood that war with the US meant for Japan.

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  @baobatdongsan-vn · 1 year ago

  His emphasis on naval aviation was decades ahead of many other commanders.

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  @PathtoKnowledge999 · 1 year ago

  Yamamoto’s mix of Harvard education and Japanese naval tradition made him truly unique.

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  @jladdyost · 1 year ago

  This was an excellent, thorough, and balanced account of Admiral Yamamoto&apos;s life.

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  @fatdan5726 · 5 months ago

  You have mastered the art of Internet documentary! Thank you so much!😊

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  @zerihunrorisa8485 · 1 year ago

  I want to say something that about the admirals contribution on the building of Japan&apos;s aircraft carrier, he is a pioneer and dedicated &nbsp;a senior citizen also loyal for his country and the leadership. So he should have to be remembered as brave soldier, and one of the 2nd world War best generals. I am Ethiopian, we appreciate a brave man.

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  @R2Manny · 1 year ago

  After such an esteemed career and tangible perception on western powers, I can only imagine the pit he felt in his stomach after Dec 7, 1941…

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  @SarahJames-w2z · 1 year ago

  I am learning more about Japan&apos;s history, and WWII.Thank you for the video on Admiral Yamamoto. If he didn&apos;t do what he did he would be a trader in his country. He new Japan could not win against the US. Having someone not follow through must have been fustastating. I have met people from the far east who still do not like Japan. I have met people from Japan who are friends. I am glad the war is over.

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  @bathtub_jim7652 · 1 year ago

  Great documentary. I love the deep dive into the personalities that changed world history.

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