Defense of the Philippines, 1941 (World War II Documentary)

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Brariton was the air wing commander he should have direct access, how was there a miscommunication for 8 hrs
Comment from : Chips channel

the plane of the japanese army during world war 2 in the philippines, crashed on our mountain, until now the engine of this plane is still there
Comment from : Neiradz Tv

an interesting look into the sentiments of the past but counter factual at times and a general white wash of MacArthur WPO3 called for a rapid if not immediate staged withdrawal to Bataan It was MacArthur who decided on a forward defense of an experiences enemy (Japan had been fighting the Chinese war for at least a decade) with inexperienced troops MacArthur knew about the devastation of the FEAF which happened on the first day and ordered the forward deployment anyway When inevitably put into effect WPO3 became a hurried and at time chaotic withdrawal to under prepared positions and a significant amount of supplies where abandoned in forward supply depots designed to support the forward defense,brbrInterestingly MacArthur was just about the only commander on any side to not only survive an early and devastating defeat but to prosper from it, being awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his failure in the Philippines Also interesting is Gen Brereton, FEAF commander, went on to have a successful career away from the Pacific and away from MacArthur
Comment from : Robert

Banzaiiiii
Comment from : GAMES with my friends

Philipines: we will never surrender we will win brJapan: you will diebrBtw im from philipines
Comment from : Jacks Top 10

why not the philipino uses there SMERT brain
Comment from : Arena Lenovo

Woah Im a filipino and my entire family lives in mindanao(south) My great grandma is still alive and idk why but if she could remember, i wanna ask her if she experienced ww2 My grandpa is still in his 60s(pretty young ik) and im pretty sure he didnt experience ww2
Comment from : RWcuts

If you think it was bad, you should read what they did to the Chinese
Comment from : Kee Seong

May salute to all Tnx Army University Press Hope for more documentary like war in PH/US against Japan and if any details mentioning of the late FEMarcos, Sr 's participation/action like the death march The late Pres got lots of medals as a soldier Again tnx so much
Comment from : Wilfredo Alviola Jr

phili
Comment from : FashioNessta Mommy

Saludo po sa kabayanihan ng mga Pilipinong sundalo
Comment from : Anthony teodoro

My great grandpa fought as a guerilla during the war Since he passed, I never heard his story I do have heard of my great grandma witnessing civilians killed by Japanese soldiers
Comment from : BunkerOfRanting

my great grand father with his squad missing in action they are 23rd field artillery and never recovered their bodies
Comment from : JF Manaois

It’s ironic that in WW2 Americans and Filipinos were fighting together to defeat a common enemy but just 50 years prior the US bought and colonized the country after defeating Spain and treated the Filipinos unfairly The Philippine American War is rarely taught in depth in American public schools (for obvious reasons) The history is pretty similar to Japanese colonialism of Korea Many Americans forget about this or are simply unaware and uneducated I’m curious how the American Philippine relation is taught in the Philippines I would like to hear your opinions on this if any Filipinos are reading this
Comment from : HM

Much love from colombia to Philippines i belive our countries are cousings from far ancesters
Comment from : La Motoneta

Well my lolas father experients the war and he pass away 2014
Comment from : reyzel guinto

Thanks
Comment from : 奥村久生

17:14 where is this train station?
Comment from : Jimmys

my father was an infantryman of the 5 1st division usaffe deployed in mt natib during the siege of bataan survived the death march and camp o donnel pow internment camp, awarded the purple heart and later the legislated congressional medal of honor, his cousin was not as lucky but was recognized by a concrete cross marker at the tombs of the unknown soldiers at the libingan ng mga bayani in taguig city, manila his was number 147,the last time i visited the place those concrete crosses were nowhere to be found destroyed to accommodate the fake hero ferdinand Marcos s sr the 5 1st division usaffe bore the brunt of the fighting since leaving their headquarters in legaspi city where the japanese has landed and in lamon Bay, quezon, the 5 1st has to contend with the daily harassment of the Japanese since then, until they were ferried to bataan from southern tagalog
Comment from : baldog tondo

Dapat ang tapeii o taiwan naka ready narin incase ' Then wait my government magandang Usapan ng phil tai in that city i want the philippines land back ' pag mamay ari ng philippines ang taiwan kaya naman gusto daanin sa mga usapang economiya at mga usapang makakapag balik ng pinoy or mag karuon ng pinoy ang taiwan for the memory and mga busineses na pag mamay ari ng philippines we dont need war ' businesses saka na North for the moon city also NASA i want Nkor in NASA gusto ko destroy ang law in the moon ' for moon city and mars Occupition
Comment from : Nudey Ho

I'm from the Philippines
Comment from : Philippine ball

A coy 11 bn 91st inf Usaffe Pinoy vet
Comment from : Drin Letrodo

I didn't know my great grandfather, all I have is his portrait and my family just told me he left home to go to war as a Guerrilla They never recovered his body
Comment from : OverHealing

As a pilipino, the true enemy was the American not the Japanese! Japanese
Comment from : ICE KYUB

THANKYOU FOR Docomentary of Philippinen
Comment from : Karl-Heinz Novy

Good documentary
Comment from : Joseph Miguel Silverio

We love usa if we werent allies philippines would die so big thanks to usa!!
Comment from : JakeYt552

I remember my father used to tell me that my grandfather was a soldier They have big respect for AMERICA and its soldiers
Comment from : lyra janice

GOD BLESS AMERICA! Without America, Filipinos, koreans, singaporeans, Malaysians, Chinese, Burmese, most of the European countries, etc, are 6 feet under We all should be grateful to them Without them, we all are nothing AMERICA IS THE ONLY HOPE OF HUMANITY THEN AND NOW
Comment from : lyra janice

It's always nice to know about the history of our country My grandparents was alive at the time of war, although I didn't have any chance to ask them about it because my grandfather died early before I was even born and my grandmother is living in another place and only has so much time when she visits
Comment from : frozt playz

Why do you documentarians always BUTCHER all the pronunciation of names and places Makes you fellows look like amateurs President "Keez-on"? OMFG!!
Comment from : Kirk P

日本人はとても戦争を恐れます。戦後日本人はアメリカに魂を抜かれました。
Comment from : Violet Beauregarde

Our country is not giving up😤
Comment from : AYO

Corregidor defenders: "We are prepared against any eventuality" "They are bombing us to smithereens" "Except that one"
Comment from : IKEMEN Osaka-ben!【大阪弁】

My grandfather was born in 1941 and he was Filipino
Comment from : cop car 45

That’s the dark history of japan
Comment from : Art Of Memes

IF ONLY THE WORKS OF THE WATCHING guardfields designated assigned compeNsated never worked righteously how if those free volunteerism in the CALLINGS SPEARHEADING DISCIPLINARIAN PROPOSED PLANNED OF PROJECTED LEGAL ORDERS WILL BE ABOVE THE ONLY ONE ABOVE ALL THINGS MASSIVELY SHOULD B EIT ALLOWED ON EARTH PERMITTED BY HEAVENS MATRIX LIKE SHOTS ON ALL OF THOSE AND THESE PRECISE AND ACCURATE RELIABLE TRUE AND EXACTLY CORRECT LIKE HOW THE BIBLE PERFORMS TO RESTATE OF WHICH WE ARE CERTAINED BASED KNOWLEDGE COURSES AND CURSES , USELESS THAT CANNOT TRIM DOWN AND DEFINITELY MAKE MINIMIZED OF ALL IN GRANDEUR TOTALITY OF EVERY UNKNOWN KNOWNS KNOWN UNKNOWNS AT LARGE AFLOAT DORMANCY CORRUPTIVE DESTRUCTIVE IDLE IDOLATRY CAUSES OF BRIBERY AND HYPOCRISY UNREAL TRUE TOO UNACCEPTABLE PILE OF MANURES GIVEN NOR GRANTING CASES GOING TO IN ONENESS TO RESOLVE EVEN SIMPLY TO REDEFINE AND OR RIGHT AND JUST ONE OF A PULL OF A KIND AWAY , RATHER THAN TO SING DEAD MINDED ALIKE " RAIN RAIN GO AWAY COME AGAIN ANOTHER DAY LITTLE " MGA BATA" SLAVES OF CONDEMNED SINS EVER SINCE THE WORD OF LIFE HAD STATED WHAT CASED HIGHLY DEFINED COMPARABLE IN ACADEMICS LESSONS VIA PARABLES NOR LITERALLY THREATENED ARMAGEDDON OF CUTTING OFF INTO EDGES WITHOUT PROPER SHAPES MEASURES AND GIVEN RULED PRINCIPLED LAWS OF GOD BUT OWN FAVORABLE SELFISH WAYS TO COVER UP FAULT BLAMED EVER OBEDIENT DEAREST FOOLED MISLED MISEDUCATED MISMANAGED CHILDREN PAID UP IN ALL SINFUL ADVANCES OF THEIR INHERITABLE SINS
Comment from : taotayo mariapazqcastillo

Philippines will choice to protect his people and the one who protects them, we will fight until our bones breaks we will fight to the death for our people not like the japanese
Comment from : NightmareBG

we Filipinos are really good, we will not be afraid of war
Comment from : Jaymark Julita🇵🇭

The Filipinos fought bravely and it upsets me as an American that we denied them veteran’s benefits despite the fact we threw them into war unprepared
Comment from : Timid_One

The Filipino fought hard in Bataan, they even brought Yamashita from Malaysia with fresh troops, Homma's troop were dpleted Ask the fighting filipino scouts
Comment from : Ariston Andrada

Try bamboo camp
Comment from : Beverly Macawili

freak you japan! freak you!
Comment from : AMOGUS

We are in Philippines 2022
Comment from : Bacon Boi

I recently went to bataan
Comment from : PROLIFIC_EDITOR87

the new war is 500 spearton from stick war legacy vs Japan
Comment from : cool light

My grandma is a Filipino that affected by WW2 talk all about WW2 like this my grandma said they dig on a big hole to hide and thankfully that her and her family was saved because when during the WW2 my grandma's mom aka my great great grandma was pregnant and my grandma's dad did everything for my greagreat grandma
Comment from : •EarlJames•

My grandma that is 94 years old survied ww2 and she has lost her 1 eye and bed ridden now
Comment from : 1M(gone at bmgo for 1 week)

History is really interesting
Comment from : Owendo Art

7:42 Hirohito And The Short Man With A Silly Moustache And An American Soldiers
Comment from : Dababy

If only they gave MacArthur enough equipment to arm 8 divisions instead of 4, the defence would be much longer But time for training was also too late
Comment from : OneSource-Ph

cause of us military bases they built, japanese would triggered to attack
Comment from : Daniel Mariñas

These colonial powers ruined our country and just used our natural resources
Comment from : Christopher Nakpil

Maybe it was the political powers that started Japanese aggression by not lifting sanctions forcing a country to get raw materials in conquest instead maybe if sanctions were lifted then the Japanese would not have bombed Pearl Harbour??
Comment from : Micheal schmidt

999999999999999999999999999999🇵🇭🇺🇸 power
Comment from : Deric Pastrano

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Comment from : Deric Pastrano

Fun facy : My grand dad was born in 1938 and saw the invasion then the liberation of the philipines
Comment from : Judith Gatchalian

We are from sison look in the map we are from sison and pozorrubio there we live a lot of tale's coming from my grandmother and grandfather its so sad 😭😭😭
Comment from : Jonathan Dumaguing

My grandmother told me that Japanese will kill a newly born baby
Comment from : Jonathan Dumaguing

Imagine in the past the Philippines and the us fought side by side
Comment from : Jonathan Dumaguing

2:22
Comment from : Mayette Ramos

sus
Comment from : AMOGUSGamErPRO1234

my great grandfather is Mc arthur founder of Mc donalds
Comment from : nemi

Pero pag nasakop talaga tayo ng Japan ang yaman din siguro ng pinas ngayon
Comment from : Estela lipasana

Japan can make such artistic animated movies about their bombings during ww2, but I have yet to see one for South East Asian countries when they were invaded by Japan
Comment from : Daecwhita

My great great grandfather joined the world war 2 cold war
Comment from : Benjabal D bara

Okay
Comment from : Silent 🔕

Sabi ng lola ko nag tatago sila noon sa ilalim ng lupa, ang pagkain nila asukal inuunti unti nila yon sa bawat araw para lang makaligtas dahil pag nahuli sila ng mga hapon agad silang kikitilin
Comment from : Graves

My grandfather join the war 2
Comment from : Luke Omega Mirabueno

I wish these lost parts of history, such as this one, will be included in the education curriculum of kids of this era so that they learn from them and do everything they can to avoid such atrocities from ever happening again I'm afraid to see that the tensions of the year 2022 between Taiwan and China, Ukraine and Russia, China and the US, are hinting at another World War that no one will benefit from Not sure, if the current generation will have the same fortitude to survive a similar war as WWII their mindsets are far from that of the Greatest Generation, priorities are mostly misaligned Sad, truly
Comment from : Ginger

my grandfather 7 years old the war is coming in the philliphines in 1941 to 1942
Comment from : Rachelle Abapo

FIRST OF ALL THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS AMAZING DOCUMENTARY IM FILIPINO AND I REALLY APPRECIATE THIS DOCUMENTARY THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR❤️
Comment from : Carl Pablo

Once a paradise and a wealthy country in the world, but everything's ruined because of the japanese Forgive but never forget🇵🇭✊
Comment from : Tom G

Both my grandfathers survived the war particularly the Japanese Invasion in the Philippines My grandfather from my father’s side joined the resistance as a guerilla fighter alongside a few American soldiers who escaped Bataan to Mindanao out of revenge for his younger brother who was captured and tortured by the Japanese He had to live in the mountains and participated acts of sabotage and skirmishes against the Japanese occupiers in the region He was 16 years old when the war broke and 18 when he joined the resistance Meanwhile, my grandfather on my mother’s side was captured and was forced into slave labor They were forced to build a bridge, and was warned that they will all be killed after So my grandfather and his friend tried to escape by swimming on the river, they eventually found a banca (canoe type of boat) but two japanese soldiers caught them trying to steal the boat They resisted them and my grandfather ended up getting bayoneted in the back Luckily, they were able to paddle away until guerilla and free american soldiers found them They were offered to join the resistance despite his injuries but his friend suffered what we call now as PTSD so he declined and tended to his friend instead Unfortunately his friend was not able to recover from the trauma and suffered mentally later in life while my grandfather also developed lung problems later in life due to his injuries from that day and he was the first of my grandparents to pass away My ww2 veteran grandpa passed away just recently and I have been watching WW2 documentaries, series, videos ever since which I now realize how much they suffered during that time and regret not paying close attention when they both finally had the courage to tell their stories of their experience during the war
Comment from : Laila Kelley

My grandfather used to be a sniper in the philippine army (he called himself a sharpshooter) but after the Japanese military occupied the philippines he joined local the guerilla groups, he said he killed a lot of japanese soldiers along with his comrades, everybody was defiant against the japanese He was even captured once but he escaped before being executed and eventually reunited with another group of guerilla fightersbrbrHe continued fighting the japanese until the end of the war
Comment from : SCODI OFFICER:001

And yet all we get is an apology?
Comment from : Himeno Fukowa

My great grandfather whas a soldier and dight in world war two too
Comment from : ♡_SALAN_YEETS_SALAD♡

At this moment Let's update the Philippine history (subject) more
Comment from : Edtherlee Lequigan

Tagalog o Bisaya salute mga kabayan!
Comment from : Klutch 🗡️

I used to idolize the Americans I believe the greatest and best generation of men they had ended after world war two
Comment from : Klutch 🗡️

my grandpa is in ww2 but not a soldier, and now he's still strong like a middle aged man
Comment from : ToviorneGaming

Wow this is incredible happening
Comment from : ROLANDO ESCALA

PHILIPPINES AND JAPAN ARE VERY VERY GOOD FRIEND NOWJAPANESE PEOPLE ARE VERY GOOD PEOPLEforget HISTORY forget year 1941I LOVE JAPAN
Comment from : JIMMY MATA

Oh my God!😭😭😭😭my country is always give their best to win To give peace Thank you so much Veterans!😭😭😭😭👊👊👊👊
Comment from : Zhang Zhehan Ph TV(WelcomeBack!)

😭😭😭😭😭😭
Comment from : Zhang Zhehan Ph TV(WelcomeBack!)

good day, this is a great documentary, i just want to ask if i can use some parts of it for my son's history report
Comment from : Laurel Family Vlogs

Since everyone is sharing who their grandfather is, my great grandfather was a scout and he was killed by a grenade That's what my family told me
Comment from : Dylan Matthew Aquilet

My grandfather is agreat soldier and ww2 veteran
Comment from : Rtielle A

Es una pena que el documental no venga con sudtitulo para saberlo que está diciendo el narrador
Comment from : Richard Gonzalez

Yeah, but now it's the ccp! China should move out NOW!
Comment from : Roland Creasy

Our family served for the US intelligence before in the Philippines as spies during the war broke out But then the Japanese knew about this and started a hunt for our family, causing several of my grandparents being tortured and killed Eventually to escape permanently from the Japanese our last name was changed by the americans it was planned to use only during war but eventually became our last name til today
Comment from : ZenithX

I watch all these guys wearing long sleeves and others in suits and think about how HOT it must have felt No air conditioning yet and electric fans at best for reliefbrbrTropical humidity and heat is no joke
Comment from : DutchKraken

The ancient Filipinos warriors just gets themselves drunk and run and kill as much as possible before they die
Comment from : Trouble Team

When The Japanese Empire was Invaded the PhilippinesThe Philippines was a colony of mighty America
Comment from : MYSTERY

Propaganda, but NOT History, has led us to believe that the Empire of Japan began its territorial expansion in the 1930s, invading China, creating the puppet state of Manchukuo and provoking the West to take over the Philippine Islands and the entire South East Asia Was this really how events happened? Did Japan invade China and South East Asia? It seems so However, the Propaganda does NOT say that for centuries, all of South East Asia was invaded by Western powers England occupied, India, Burma (Myanmar); Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Nanking, etc France dominated Indochina And Holland, Germany, Portugal, Spain, and of course, also the United States were in South East Asia US, occupied the Philippines since 1898 Well, Thus the panorama in the 30's, the Empire of Japan, when defeating to the Tsarist Russian Empire, it also decided to "Grow" by invading its neighbors In those years, all European nations had colonies in Africa, the Middle East, and America (England, came to occupy almost 1/4 parts of the planet) For its part, the US, in 113 years of existence as a nation in those years, had "Grown" 711 the size of its territory from its original 13 colonies Now is the picture clear? Japan, for its part, had fought on the side of the winners in World War I (1914-1918), and they, the Japanese, were not awarded any "Gain" The western victors of WW I divided the world Japan was excluded Thus, Japan's motives for attacking and expanding as the Europeans and the US did seem clearer Then they, the Japanese, attacked China, which was occupied by 6 western powers They, the Japanese, attacked Hawaii, which in turn, this Island had been occupied and annexed by the US in 1898 In 1900, Hawaii became US territory and Hawaii ceased to be an independent nation after more than 600 years of sovereignty (The US seized the Island of Guam and also 13 Islands of Oceania in 1912) They, the Japanese, attacked Singapore, which was then a colony of England They, the Japanese, attacked the Philippines, which was occupied by the US and whose Governor, Douglas MacArthur, reigned as Emperor Therefore, the Japanese did NOT attack Singapore, China, Indonesia, the Philippines, etc In reality, the Japanese attacked England, France, the US, etc That is, the Japanese attacked the Western powers invading all of Asia That is the verifiable truth But, Propaganda has made us believe that the good guys were us, the US, and that the bad guys were the Japanese… cuz Propaganda has convinced us that the Empire of Japan had no Right to expand and possess Colonies, as the Western powers throughout Asia did (???)
Comment from : Salvador Vizcarra

Idk if my grandpa fought oh nvm he was born when ww2 ended but now bes in a better place but i think my great grandpa the father of my grandpa fought in ww2 or ww1 idk
Comment from : Quandy Maqy