Chapter
Hand-to-Hand Combat in World War II
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The Japanese army was known to be the most enthusiastic in hand-to-hand combat during World War II, especially in their night attacks. This unique combination was common especially in the Pacific, which presented challenges for U.S. troops.
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The Japanese had a particular preference for hand-to-hand combat in the Second World War, which was combined with their tendency towards night attacks.
1:43:47 - 1:48:05 (04:18)
psychology
Summary
The Japanese had a particular preference for hand-to-hand combat in the Second World War, which was combined with their tendency towards night attacks. The psychological effects of killing in combat are explored in various books, particularly from a military mental health professional perspective.
ChapterHand-to-Hand Combat in World War II
EpisodeShow 64 - Supernova in the East III
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
A discussion about the improvisational tactics of enemy forces during war and how it can be surprising to those who are not used to it.
1:48:05 - 1:50:01 (01:56)
War Tactics
Summary
A discussion about the improvisational tactics of enemy forces during war and how it can be surprising to those who are not used to it.