Comments by "Hakan Karaağaç" (@TheReaper569) on "Sino-Japanese Air War (1937-1941)" video.

  1. one of the most THE MOST informative videos out there in pacific situation pre ww2- ww2 era. Justin, Aviation history and MHV make great trisome.
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  2. BTW Marco polo bridge incident. A soldier went AWOL or Japan knowingly created border conflicts?
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  3. Justin is your best guest. Keep him on, use him for views.
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  4. there was a reason why this channel was called military history for adults. (the alternative) Binkov is military for kids.
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  5. no one seriously wanting to learn military history watches binkov.
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  6. hahahahahah. Really an inside joke, only one in military history could laugh at.
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  7. Very interesting Justin. I think this could be a resurgence on the feudal sociaty re surfacing from japanese history. Japan always had local warlords taking power and competing with one another and only serving those who have beaten them. Perhaps this could explain kuantong (how is this pronounceed) army and other disobedience factors witthin the army, the army navy compettition and the political goverments rather strange distance from military command and decicion making. I mean japan was really militaristic yes but they had all politicans, prime minister, ambassadors and an emperor who seem to be rather quiet about all matters. Perhaps with the militaristic sociaty japan was de facto military rule and these were more ceremonial rather than actual power positions. Japanese ww2 (and surrounding pre-post )times are really interesting. Whole field of history and military history has openned up for curiosity , i guess thanks to hoi 4 and this channel and your phennomenal work that curiosity is satisfied. edit: i watched your linked video, it shuns some light to the japanese situation during the era, thank you for sharing it.
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  8. JRhoney that is very absolutist statement to make. I would exercise caution to make such statements unless you want to ridicule yourself.
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