Episode
Show 65 - Supernova in the East IV
3:58:33
Published: Wed Jun 03 2020
Description
Coral Sea, Midway and Guadalcanal are three of the most famous battles of the Second World War. Together they will shift the momentum in the Pacific theater and usher in the era of modern naval and amphibious warfare.
Chapters
The early parts of a conflict are essential for testing the effectiveness of military equipment and tactics.
00:00 - 02:19 (02:19)
Summary
The early parts of a conflict are essential for testing the effectiveness of military equipment and tactics. It allows for progress to be made and changes to be implemented to better prepare for future conflicts.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The fear of something much bigger than you can impact your behavior and how you think into accepting the general atmosphere.
02:19 - 12:44 (10:24)
Summary
The fear of something much bigger than you can impact your behavior and how you think into accepting the general atmosphere. Fear is a very potent emotion and can almost entirely steer your thinking and actions.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
During World War II, a Japanese submarine surfaced off the coast of California and opened fire near Santa Barbara, causing fear and panic among Americans.
12:44 - 18:03 (05:19)
Summary
During World War II, a Japanese submarine surfaced off the coast of California and opened fire near Santa Barbara, causing fear and panic among Americans. President Roosevelt used this event to justify the incorporation of the rest of the United Nations.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
This episode discusses the irony of how to beat people who don't believe in civil rights, the Western democracies need to do things that reduce the amount of civil rights in the countries that are fighting for those rights, as wartime tends to steamroll over civil protections.
18:03 - 24:03 (06:00)
Summary
This episode discusses the irony of how to beat people who don't believe in civil rights, the Western democracies need to do things that reduce the amount of civil rights in the countries that are fighting for those rights, as wartime tends to steamroll over civil protections.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
Military historian Richard H. Spector's book, Eagle Against the Sun, discusses the forced internment of Japanese citizens and residents in the US during World War II, which he calls the most blatant violation of civil liberties in American history, and how it created fear and division in the country.
24:03 - 34:52 (10:48)
Summary
Military historian Richard H. Spector's book, Eagle Against the Sun, discusses the forced internment of Japanese citizens and residents in the US during World War II, which he calls the most blatant violation of civil liberties in American history, and how it created fear and division in the country. However, as subsequent events demonstrated, this fear proved to be unfounded in terms of espionage and sabotage during the war.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The United States is taking a risky move by sending two aircraft carriers to Japan to boost morale.
34:52 - 43:26 (08:33)
Summary
The United States is taking a risky move by sending two aircraft carriers to Japan to boost morale. However, others believe that there was a real-world goal achieved by the operation and that the risk is worth it.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The Japanese system's responsibility was very different from Hitler or Stalin, and it was reflected in the way sometimes Tojo was treated by his supposed underlings.
43:27 - 48:11 (04:43)
Summary
The Japanese system's responsibility was very different from Hitler or Stalin, and it was reflected in the way sometimes Tojo was treated by his supposed underlings. Japanese military leadership had no place for buck stops in terms of their power.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The Ultra program was a top-secret intelligence program during World War II that provided the Allies with critical information about the Axis powers, including the Japanese decision to bomb Pearl Harbor instead of attacking the Soviet Union.
48:11 - 53:56 (05:45)
Summary
The Ultra program was a top-secret intelligence program during World War II that provided the Allies with critical information about the Axis powers, including the Japanese decision to bomb Pearl Harbor instead of attacking the Soviet Union. It allowed for more strategic decision-making and ultimately helped the Allies win the war.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The American aircraft carrier strength in the Pacific was an important weapon system in World War II.
53:56 - 59:52 (05:55)
Summary
The American aircraft carrier strength in the Pacific was an important weapon system in World War II. Crypto analysts predicted that if Port Moseby was captured by the Japanese, it would be scary for the allies, as it would allow them to avoid having to cross through the mountain range in the middle of New Guinea, which was a difficult barrier for the allies.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The loss of two aircraft carriers, half of the force in the Pacific, soon after Pearl Harbor is a big risk in case of a counter surprise attack, which could change the entire plot of the war.
59:52 - 1:06:35 (06:43)
Summary
The loss of two aircraft carriers, half of the force in the Pacific, soon after Pearl Harbor is a big risk in case of a counter surprise attack, which could change the entire plot of the war.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
This transcript discusses the chaotic nature of naval warfare and the difficulty in detecting other fleets despite technology advancements.
1:06:35 - 1:10:04 (03:28)
Summary
This transcript discusses the chaotic nature of naval warfare and the difficulty in detecting other fleets despite technology advancements.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The US had to find and strike the Japanese carrier with everything they had before the carrier could launch its own planes and attack them.
1:10:04 - 1:19:34 (09:29)
Summary
The US had to find and strike the Japanese carrier with everything they had before the carrier could launch its own planes and attack them. On May 7, both sides believed they had located each other, and the US ordered a strike on the Japanese carrier.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The importance of torpedo planes during World War II and their role in opening the way for dive bombers, despite the high risk of attack.
1:19:34 - 1:25:40 (06:06)
Summary
The importance of torpedo planes during World War II and their role in opening the way for dive bombers, despite the high risk of attack.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The Japanese planned to create a defensive corridor to protect themselves from American attacks on their fleet, but the US decided to send four aircraft carriers to bomb them instead, making it one of the biggest naval battles in history.
1:25:40 - 1:38:45 (13:04)
Summary
The Japanese planned to create a defensive corridor to protect themselves from American attacks on their fleet, but the US decided to send four aircraft carriers to bomb them instead, making it one of the biggest naval battles in history.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The Battle of Midway saw the American air assets in the air waiting for the Japanese strike force as they utilized the Midway reconnaissance to find the Japanese carriers and keep their carriers out of the range while the Japanese planes were returning from their strike on Midway, needing to land.
1:38:45 - 1:46:29 (07:43)
Summary
The Battle of Midway saw the American air assets in the air waiting for the Japanese strike force as they utilized the Midway reconnaissance to find the Japanese carriers and keep their carriers out of the range while the Japanese planes were returning from their strike on Midway, needing to land.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
In this episode, the hosts discuss the Battle of Midway, highlighting the significance of the American dive bombers and the complex nature of the battle.
1:46:29 - 1:53:18 (06:49)
Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the Battle of Midway, highlighting the significance of the American dive bombers and the complex nature of the battle.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The podcast discusses the eyewitness account of a Pearl Harbor survivor who witnessed the attack and gave an accurate account of the event, becoming part of the historical record.
1:53:18 - 2:03:17 (09:59)
Summary
The podcast discusses the eyewitness account of a Pearl Harbor survivor who witnessed the attack and gave an accurate account of the event, becoming part of the historical record.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The podcast hosts discuss the intricate details of the events leading up to Pearl Harbor, including the size of the Japanese Admiral's thinking space, the location of Japanese planes, and the flammability of ships in the area.
2:03:17 - 2:11:04 (07:46)
Summary
The podcast hosts discuss the intricate details of the events leading up to Pearl Harbor, including the size of the Japanese Admiral's thinking space, the location of Japanese planes, and the flammability of ships in the area.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
In this podcast, a description is given of how Japanese pilots would remember the names of their American counterparts as they attacked their carriers.
2:11:04 - 2:17:02 (05:58)
Summary
In this podcast, a description is given of how Japanese pilots would remember the names of their American counterparts as they attacked their carriers. The actions of pilots towards the end of the Pacific War, and their idea of the beauty of death also form a part of the discussion.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
During the Battle of Midway, the Americans discover and attack the last undamaged Japanese carrier, leading to the eventual defeat of the Japanese fleet.
2:17:02 - 2:23:07 (06:04)
Summary
During the Battle of Midway, the Americans discover and attack the last undamaged Japanese carrier, leading to the eventual defeat of the Japanese fleet. The importance of the unity of aircraft carriers as a weapon system is emphasized.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The American victory at Midway was of cardinal importance not only to the United States but to the whole allied cause, according to Winston Churchill.
2:23:07 - 2:33:48 (10:41)
Summary
The American victory at Midway was of cardinal importance not only to the United States but to the whole allied cause, according to Winston Churchill. At the time, Japan's grip on Southeast Asia was tightening, and the victory gave hope to the allies that Japan could be defeated.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The podcast discusses the glamorization of military leaders and how there are numerous ways to fight a war, leading to different answers from generals and admirals.
2:33:48 - 2:46:21 (12:32)
Summary
The podcast discusses the glamorization of military leaders and how there are numerous ways to fight a war, leading to different answers from generals and admirals. The personality of certain leaders, such as Churchill, Roosevelt, Hitler, and Stalin, are also mentioned.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The interservice rivalry is an essential part of the entire strategy in the United States.
2:46:21 - 2:51:56 (05:34)
Summary
The interservice rivalry is an essential part of the entire strategy in the United States. Although it gets too mean sometimes, it can play a significant role in keeping everyone on their toes.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
A look into the Battle of Leyte Gulf, one of the largest naval battles in history and a decisive victory for the United States, featuring Douglas MacArthur and his clashes with the Navy.
2:51:56 - 3:04:23 (12:27)
Summary
A look into the Battle of Leyte Gulf, one of the largest naval battles in history and a decisive victory for the United States, featuring Douglas MacArthur and his clashes with the Navy.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
Richard B. Frank talks about the mix of old timers and newbies in the Marines during World War II and describes the subsidiary islands of Guadalcanal: Tulagi, Gavutu, and Tanambogo.
3:04:24 - 3:12:10 (07:45)
Summary
Richard B. Frank talks about the mix of old timers and newbies in the Marines during World War II and describes the subsidiary islands of Guadalcanal: Tulagi, Gavutu, and Tanambogo. He also elaborates on various aspects of their behavior.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The Marines landed on Guadalcanal on April 7, 1942, where they faced challenges, including a lack of air support, while fighting in what appeared to be a tropical paradise.
3:12:10 - 3:18:21 (06:11)
Summary
The Marines landed on Guadalcanal on April 7, 1942, where they faced challenges, including a lack of air support, while fighting in what appeared to be a tropical paradise.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The Marines talk about how the Japanese were fought through Tragascus's experiences of engaging with Lieutenant Colonel Red Mike Edson.
3:18:21 - 3:23:07 (04:46)
Summary
The Marines talk about how the Japanese were fought through Tragascus's experiences of engaging with Lieutenant Colonel Red Mike Edson.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
This podcast discusses the Japanese grand strategy in World War II, which was centered on fanatically defending seemingly insignificant places and outlasting their opponents by making them tired of losing soldiers for what seemed like small gains.
3:23:07 - 3:30:26 (07:19)
Summary
This podcast discusses the Japanese grand strategy in World War II, which was centered on fanatically defending seemingly insignificant places and outlasting their opponents by making them tired of losing soldiers for what seemed like small gains.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
During this encounter, the Americans and Australian forces lost four cruisers and over a thousand lives due to the Japanese having more weapons and the chaos of the battle.
3:30:26 - 3:40:14 (09:48)
Summary
During this encounter, the Americans and Australian forces lost four cruisers and over a thousand lives due to the Japanese having more weapons and the chaos of the battle.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The captured diaries of Toshio Sato and Shunji Shin reveal the cruel execution of seven Australians, including a 16-year-old girl, in the hands of the Sasebo 5th SNLF troops, by orders of their officers, who tortured them to prevent surrender to the enemy.
3:40:14 - 3:52:22 (12:08)
Summary
The captured diaries of Toshio Sato and Shunji Shin reveal the cruel execution of seven Australians, including a 16-year-old girl, in the hands of the Sasebo 5th SNLF troops, by orders of their officers, who tortured them to prevent surrender to the enemy. Despite not being indoctrinated with hate, such actions fueled the resolve of the Australians to fight to the end of the war.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
Leonore Tiefer, co-founder of Virtuality, discusses the challenges and benefits of recreating historical experiences through virtual reality technology.
3:52:22 - 3:57:29 (05:07)
Summary
Leonore Tiefer, co-founder of Virtuality, discusses the challenges and benefits of recreating historical experiences through virtual reality technology.
EpisodeShow 65 - Supernova in the East IV
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
VR is a new media that offers a different way of telling stories, which allows the exploration of various elements like emotion and humanity.
3:57:29 - 3:58:29 (01:00)
Summary
VR is a new media that offers a different way of telling stories, which allows the exploration of various elements like emotion and humanity. The speaker announces the availability of their product, which costs $4.99 and can be experienced on multiple platforms.