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That was my first thought too....but the horizontal stab is too high on the fuselage for a 44....?Looks like a Ki-44![]()
Sorry. Ki-84 looks closerThat was my first thought too....but the horizontal stab is too high on the fuselage for a 44....?
Tail marking resembles the 22nd sentai but this unit stayed in Seoul, Korea when the war was over.I am also not sure of the squadron of the a/c
Japanese war movie in the peacetime.
Humane.
....and speak too much as military men.
Not real.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2TLrPESN5k&t=1s
Another Japanese war movie- 1959. Possibly the most depressing movie I've ever seen.
View: https://youtu.be/fHWOmXdHbXY
It was a matter of survival. There was no possibility of reinforcement or resupply; many simply starved. It was tragic- if more had surrendered they would have lived. As I said, this was a very depressing film. There is a companion film "The Burmese Harp" that is well worth watching but also has an air of impending doom.My father didn't know what happened in the Battle of Philippine until 1960s.
One evening, he came back from his job and told my mother "They ate even snakes!" "What?"
"They starved and ate snakes in Philippine!."
It was a matter of survival. There was no possibility of reinforcement or resupply; many simply starved. It was tragic- if more had surrendered they would have lived. As I said, this was a very depressing film. There is a companion film "The Burmese Harp" that is well worth watching but also has an air of impending doom.
View: https://archive.org/details/rqih-akb-7-zh-0-dmil-wxk-gfigtsnqsc-23-bcamv-hj-cwme-fc-fl-05-ai-aal-qx-0h-kk-pa
You remind me of old days a lot, Neil
Kaoru Yachigusa (1931-2019), Japanese actress.
I did not know she had passed away four years before though looked healthy.
She was known as Madam Butterfly in overseas in her early days and had been a gem of Japanese entertainment for decades.
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Source: Kaoru Yachigusa STUNNING PORTRAIT in Madama Butterfly (1954) ORIG PHOTO 282 | eBay
Pablito Calvo (1948-2000), Spanish kid star of the movie "Marcelino Pan Y Vino" in 1955.
He met Kaoru Yachigusa in Cannes in 1955 and was said he did not leave her during the movie event.
This theme music has happened to remind me of him recently.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-l4BWfJ-vs