Life on a Japanese Submarine was Worse than Hell
Being on a Japanese Submarine in WW2 was Hell The Imperial Japanese Navy described submarine service as the domain of its most technically accomplished officers. That was the official position. The Naval Ministry called them an elite instrument a weapon of decisive strategic potential, crewed by men selected from the top of the Naval Academy. That was the official version. The casualty rate told a completely different story. 64 percent of Japanese submarines were sunk before the war ended. This video details the brutal reality faced by the men inside them sixty-day patrols in tropical heat, doctrine designed for a war that never came, and supply runs delivering rice to islands the Naval Staff had already written off. #ww2stories #ww2history #worldwar2
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