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H-Hour Guadalcanal American intel assumed that the bulk of the Japanese were on Guadalcanal, specifically along Lunga PointEstimated 5,000 men5th Marines secured the beachhead, 1st Marines passed through them and headed for “Grassy Knoll”It was assumed there would be heavy defensive fire on the beachesThe landing on Guadalcanal could not have gone any better, as virtually no opposition was encounteredThe beach head was a jumbled mess of supplies as there were not enough marines nearby, or sailors, to unload the supplies.Marines pressed inland and encountered the jungle for the first time TulagiAbout 2 miles long ½ mile wide.  Japanese garrison was the 3rd Kure Special Naval Landing Force, about 350 menMarines that assaulted Tulagi, Florida, Gavutu/Tanambogo were:1st Raiders1/22/51st Parachute Btln.The first boots on the ground belonged to 1/2 who landed at Florida island. Initially, resistance was nill until the Raiders hit phase line A where they ran into stiff defenses. Japanese embedded themselves in cavesHarbinger of future defensive efforts throughout the PacificThe night of August 7-8, the Japanese counterattacked on Tulagi, breaking marine lines in one point.By morning, those Japanese had all been killed Good personal stories of the Raiders? Gavutu/TanambogoAssigned to the 1st Parachute Battalion, numbering some 397 menFacing the Paras were over 500 JapaneseHeavy Japanese resistance caused many casualties among the ParasBy nightfall, neither island had been secured and Marine casualties had been very heavyParas requested reinforcements for morning assaultReinforcements sent in, but the landing was a failure because of enemy fireLanded near the causeway insteadLike on Tulagi, the Japanese holed up in caves and had to be blasted outTalk about Angus Goss (An explosion was the sweetest music conceivable)Talk about Harry TorgersonBlew up caves using dynamiteOne blast was so close that it blew the majority of his pants off of his body, exposing most of his ass surrounded by shredded pants.Hence the name “Raggedy Assed Marines”The conversation supposedly went, “Captain you done tore your pants!”  “Screw the pants!  Get me more dynamite!”Awarded a Silver Star for this actionThe islands were finally captured, most Japanese were killed at the loss of 70 KIA and 87 WIATotal casualties for Tulagi, Gavutu and Tanambogo were 122 KIA for USMC and 863 KIA for the Japanese Air RaidOnce the landings were revealed to be an invasion and not a raid, Yamamoto ordered a “decisive counterattack”While the IJN would respond off Savo within 24 hours, the first “decisive counterattack” came by air53 aircraft were involved in the initial air attackMixture of Betty's, Zeroes and ValsOnly 12 F4Fs were aloft to intercept the incoming raidersSaburo SakaiAttacked SBDs from CV6Got creased in the head from a rear seat gunner in one of the SBDsThe wound left Sakai blind in his right eye, his left side was paralyzed, and his Zero was shot to piecesSakai losing blood quickly, fought off death by punching himself in his wound to stay conscious, and managed to steer his crippled airplane the 565 miles back to Rabaul The raid achieved nothing in terms of stopping the landing, but it did deprive the Americans of most of their fighter contingent from the CVs, thus compelling Fletcher to pull his CVs back away from Canal as he did not have the fighter capability to withstand another attack by torpedo carrying Betty's (or so he thought anyway) Pulling his CVs back put them out of reach for proper patrols the next day, which could have spotted Mikawa's force coming south to destroy the Allied force in what would be Savo Island TenaruBy the time the Tenaru battle unfolded, the Marines had been ashore for 3 weeksNo serious Japanese counterattacks had yet been made against CanalOn August 10, plans had been drawn up to send forces to Guadalcanal to expel the invadersOne of the units selected was the 28th Infantry Regiment, under COL Kiyoano IchikiDue to poor intel, a lack of Allied naval activity or aerial presence on Guadalcanal, the Japanese thought that the majority of Americans had been withdrawn from GuadalcanalWho was Ichiki?Known expert in infantry tacticsCommanded rifle units in ChinaHis actions are said to have started the Marco Polo Bridge Incident of 1937, often marked as the beginning of WWIIVery headstrong, was slated to land at MidwayBelieved that the sword and night tactics of traditional Japanese infantry could and would best any defensive positions he may encounter Ichiki Detachment numbered some 900 men The Battle begins2/1 had set up their positions in the days before the attack Myth says that they set up their positions only hours before the attack because of Jacob Vouza's warningDispel the myth of Vouza here Dug in MG positions manned by H/2/1 and rifle positions manned by G/2/1 stretched from the ocean front down “stream” on the west bank of the river Marines had 1917 water cooled MGs, some 50 caliber weapons, and several 37mm anti-tank weapons, at least two of which were supplied with canister shot Ichiki's plan was to essentially march down the beach, and assault the Marine positions, eventually capturing the airfield and a further position around Lunga Attack and AnnihilationInitial contact was made shortly after midnight, with scattered rifle shots between Marine Ops and Ichiki's van Around 0200 the first wave of Japanese troops came crashing across the sand bar This wave was met by strong defensive fire from MGs, 37s, and artilleryWave was essentially wiped out after a few broke through into Marine lines and engaged in hand to handAt least three more waves of attackers hit the Marine lines only to be slaughtered by withering fireJohnny Rivers, Diamond and Al SchmidFrank Pomroy Marine artillery walked itself down the Japanese side of the river and collected in a grove where it presumably broke up another potential assault.Following this, the Japanese holed up on their side of the river and a firefight ensued all night longThe following morning, elements of 1/1 crossed the river and flanked what was left of Ichiki's unitSlowly, the Marines closed the trap around Ichiki, forcing the survivors to dart across the coconut grove or into the sea where they were killed by riflemen M3 tanks under the command of Lt Leo Case crossed the sand bar and turned into the coconut grove eliminating what was left of the enemy Over 777 dead Japanese littered the field of battle 1 surrendered, and 12 wounded were taken prisoner Marine losses were around 44 KIA and 71 WIA Implications on the CampaignJapanese refusal to surrender informed the Marines how the war would be fought from here on Wounded Japanese tried to kill those attempting to help themRather die than surrender CLOSER:1st Mar Div report of Tulagi Operation:“The combat assumed the nature of a storming operation from the outset, a soldier's battle, unremitting and relentless, to be decided only by the extermination of one or the other of the adversaries engaged.” 

Eine kurze Oilers Woche mit zwei Gradmesser spielen in der Pacific Division. Zu diskutieren über die Defense, Yamamoto und Puljujärvi gab es trotzdem genugAlle Infos zur Reise: https://de.oilersnation.com/2022/09/17/nation-vacation-2023-edmonton-wir-kommen-wieder/Inspirationen für Aktivitäten vor Ort: https://de.oilersnation.com/2022/10/10/off-the-ice-in-western-alberta/Bei Interesse an der Reise schreibt gerne eine Mail an oilers-reise@protonmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen today all about the beautiful and historic Boston Massachusetts. Jenny was born and raised near Boston and shares all of her insights for the best things to do, see, and eat.  Things to eat in/near Boston: Kimball Farm Regina Pizzeria Mike's Pastry Legal Seafood Boston Chowda Luke's Lobster L.A. Burdick Chocolates Must see/do things in Boston: Walk the freedom trail Quincy Market Boston Public Garden John Hancock Tower Walk along Charles River Museum of Science Boston's children's museum Red Sox Game Boda Borg Boston Ballet

Yamamoto faces off with Yhwach, a trap has been placed but will the team z find it in time, and we say good bye to our little green friend. This week had literally so many bangers, and some tears. Can't wait for you to join in on the fun! * * * ANIMES * * * Bleach - (05:31) Blue Lock - (18:41) Mob Psycho 100 - (31:12) * * * SOCIALS * * * INSTAGRAM: @thundergoosepodcast TWITCH: https://www.twitch.tv/thundergoosepod * * * PATREON * * * https://www.patreon.com/user/posts?u=81023331 * * * WEBSITE * * * https://thundergoose.org/

It's another episode of The Oil Stream with Nielson and Gazolla presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen! Nielson and Gazzola get you ready for the Oilers and Kings. Tommy drops a rink report on you and then the boys dive into the Boston Pizza Appetizer about Foegele's leash in the top six and should he really have to worry about Yamamoto eventually returning?  The boys also give you a few thoughts on the Reverse Retros making their 22-23 season debut. OIL STREAM SLICK PICK: Nielson gives you a couple of betting options for Wednesday Night including Connor McDavid with a shot prop and a King who's got decent value to snag a point.

The Scrollies Sqadnado is back with their next set of Composers. Two very distinct choices even though Ratnado thought they would be the same person. Kenji Yamamoto, most famous for contributions to the Metroid series. And Jeremy Soule, who specializes in the Western fantasy genre. Additionally these hosts learn to Be-caw and fus ro dah! Check out the sample CD for Metroid Prime.

This weeks episode is all about the North Shore of Oahu. Natalie was born and raised in Laie and shares all of her favorites and must do, see and eat to plan your perfect vacation Favorite food on the North Shore: Ted's Bakery Giovanni's shrimp truck Matsumoto's shave ice Kahuku Farms Waiahole Poi Factory Seven brothers Papaole Fat Poi Favorite Hikes on the North Shore: Lanikai Pillbox Maunawili Laie Falls Ehukai Pillbox Favorite Beaches on the North Shore: Lanikai Kailua  Kalama  Sunset Beach Sharks Cove Laniakea Waimea

This episode we talk to Aki about his company Bad News Bass , Why he started it , His son Berg , Style and his future plans . Check out Phenix Rods https://phenixrods.com to see all models mentioned in this episode Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's another episode of The Oil Stream with Nielson and Gazolla presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen! Nielson and Gazzola begin the episode with a bit of rec league chat which is fitting considering the way the Oilers played against the Canes. The guys take a closer look at the loss and a few reasons why they are losing and it's not just goaltending, even though that's a pressing issue. Yamamoto out and a look at the line combinations for the upcoming game against the Panthers. INSIDE THE NUMBERS - A look at Jack Campbell's concerning numbers with the Oilers and one thing that's driving Nielson nuts.

As a teenager, Kea Yamamoto's behaviors transformed from being respectful, creative, and empathetic to ones that alienated the people she cared most about. Not only did she lash out, but she also stopped sleeping, began hallucinating, and felt immune to consequences.  Kea's eventual diagnosis of Bipolar I Disorder proved to be both a relief and a frightening look into the unknown. Would she be able to enjoy the relationships and experiences that make life worthwhile? Or would she move deeper into isolation and pain? Today's episode - in collaboration with the podcast I Know Lonely and the non-profit Only 7 Seconds - explore's Kea's 10-year journey towards a fulfilling life. We cover how she mended relationships, what dating with a Bipolar diagnosis was like, and why she decided to become a mother despite the hereditary nature of her disorder.  Resources: Help with Loneliness and Isolation: only7seconds.com  I Know Lonely Podcast: only7seconds.com/podcast  Mental Note Podcast: www.mentalnotepodcast.com Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center Website: https://www.pathlightbh.com/  Free Group Support: https://www.pathlightbh.com/support-groups  Free Evaluation with a Trained Pathlight Therapist:  (877) 850-7199

Join me as I talk to world traveler, Nicky Yamamoto, all about Amsterdam and Rotterdam in the Netherlands. She has traveled to six continents and countless countries. She lived in Rotterdam for 3 years and shares all of her favorites Things to do in/near Rotterdam: Euromast Delfshaven Witte Huis Cube Houses Kinderdijk Ouderkirk Delft Alkmaar Food to try in the Netherlands: Kapsalon Pickled Herring Oliebollen Pane Taken House Stroopwafel Poffertjes Top 10 things to do in Amsterdam: Keukenhof Anne Frank House Corrie Ten Boom House Go on a canal boat tour Mauritshuis Rijksmuseum Van Gogh Museum Delft Giethoorn Kinderdijk

Nach zwei bitteren Niederlagen und das Abrutschen auf den 4. Platz in der Pacific Division ist die Stimmung ein bisschen aufgeheizt. Christian übt Kritik an der Depth der Defensive. Auch Puljujärvi und Yamamoto werden auf den Prüfstand gestellt. Die Goaliefrage wird auch diese Woche wieder gestellt. Die Boston Bruins sind diese Woche Cold Performer, auch wenn sie weit oben in der NHL Tabelle sind. Alle Infos zur Reise: https://de.oilersnation.com/2022/09/17/nation-vacation-2023-edmonton-wir-kommen-wieder/Inspirationen für Aktivitäten vor Ort: https://de.oilersnation.com/2022/10/10/off-the-ice-in-western-alberta/Bei Interesse an der Reise schreibt gerne eine Mail an oilers-reise@protonmail.comder erwähnte Watson Artikel: https://www.watson.ch/sport/eishockey/749026717-wie-gleich-zwei-kontroversen-die-eishockey-welt-in-aufruhr-versetzten Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another episode of Oil Stream in Five presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Nielson drops a quick five minute episode with his thoughts on what the Oilers should do with a likely forward groups shuffle in the cards!  Does Holloway get bumped up? Puljujarvi? What about Yamamoto moved down? Which line should stay together? 

Briefly describe the actions of June 6 Discuss the attempted salvage and eventual sinking of Yorktown    -How does this sinking lay on the future plans for the war -Discuss why the perception exists that Spruance won the battle when Fletcher was the commander. Let's talk about Mitscher and his cover up… -Discuss the Army's claims and propaganda that they won the battle  -Discuss King's reluctance to play the Navy's story up -Let's talk about the overall implications of the battle:    -What does Midway actually allow the US to do now? -What does the loss of the battle mean to the Japanese in terms of plans and future strategy? -What does the defeat do to Yamamoto personally and professionally? -Why is Midway NOT the turning point of the war?

It's Episode 264 of 2 Guys and a Goalie presented by Coolbet Canada with Dustin Nielson, Matt Kassian and Joaquin Gage! A quick Halloween recap from the boys and then they dive into what worked so well for the Oilers during their three game road trip. Gage and Kass talking about never having to leave to take a dump during a game. The guys take a look at the Oilers goaltending and is it a concern that Yamamoto hasn't scored a goal yet this season despite playing over 17 minutes a night and pretty much every shift in the top six? The episode wraps with a look at the hilarious unjustified panic in Toronto and how right now would be a great time to buy the Sens.

It's another episode of The Oil Stream with Nielson and Gazolla presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen! The boys are live at the Wye Road Boston Pizza in Sherwood Park! Dusty and Tommy recap the homestand and talk about where Dylan Holloway fits in when he returns to the lineup. Who scores first Yamo or Jesse Puljujarvi? The guys also get into a discussion about 1,000 empty seats at Rogers Place for McDavid vs Crosby on Monday. INSIDE THE NUMBERS - There are five Oilers in the top nine in NHL giveaways, how badly do they need to start looking after the puck!

Brent Yamamoto and Marco Innocenti from Suarez International join me to discuss fighting on the ground with your handgun and why it's important. Keepers Concealment, handgunworld discount code for 10% discount Concealment Solutions, handgunworld discount code for 10% discount Patreon Support Suarez International Pistol Groundfighting Class YouTube Video of this episode

Talking Points: Sit Rep late May 1942What does the Pacific War look like right now?Any major changes?Doolittle RaidWhat is the reasoning behind the raid?What happens (briefly)What effects does the Doolittle Raid have…On the targets (actual combat results of the raid)On US plans and opsUS CVs high-tail it after launch to get back to PearlOn Japanese plans and ops… Japanese PlansBecause of the Doolittle Raid and the CV raids of Feb and March, what are the Japanese thinking at this time?What is Yamamoto's conceived plan for the Midway Operation?What is the reasoning behind the plan…the ultimate goalWhy is the plan so complex and so reliant on timingLiterally everything had to go exactly according to plan for the Japanese plan to work as Yamamoto had it in his headDo you think that at this time the Japanese had brushed off the US as a second or even third-rate adversary?Was there a situational arrogance on the part of the Japanese?Why? Why not?Aside from Shokaku and Zuikaku not being able to take part in Midway, did Coral Sea and the efforts of the US CV pilots not kick off a light bulb in the collective Japanese heads in regard to the USN Nav Av prowess and abilities? Code BreakingWe have already done an episode on HYPO, but this period is really where they shine…Intel effects on Coral Sea“AF” and HYPO's role in figuring out the target is indeed MidwayLet's talk briefly on the whole AF water condenser myth, the reality, of course, was to convince DC, not the Japanese.King is barely convinced and allows Nimitz to do what he needs/wants to do US Preparations for battleNimitz throws everything but the kitchen sink at MidwayWhat units are on MidwayWhat forces does Nimitz send to Midway?Nimitz pays the atoll a visit before the battleWhile Midway's defenses are, on paper, strong…are they really?Why not?What are the aces up Nimitz's sleeve?CV6, CV5, and CV8Talk about the combat experience of Enterprise Air Group, Yorktown Air Group and Hornet Air GroupWho are the CAGs for each AG?McCluskyLeslieRingOne of Nimitz's Aces, CV5, is damaged…The 72 hour repair myth Japanese Preparations for battleWhat forces do the Japanese plan to send to the fight?Who are the aviators aboard the CVs?Just how good are these people?Japanese attack on the AleutiansThe myth is that this was supposed to be a diversion…Of course it was not…but what exactly was it and why was it executed at this time?What were the goals of the Aleutians Op? US Plans for the Ambush What does the intel from HYPO and Layton tell Nimitz?What does he want to do?Point LuckHow will he and the US CVs go about ambushing Kido Butai?Midway's role…The US CVs depart Pearl…Before CV6 leaves, Nimitz attends an awards ceremony on May 27 aboard The Big E.  He hands out decorations for Pearl Harbor and the carrier raidsIn handing a DFC to VF-6 pilot Roger Mehle, Nimitz tells him “I think you'll have a chance to win yourself another medal in the next several days.”That very day, May 27, Nimitz executed OpPlan 29-42 which declared a state of “Fleet opposed Invasion”Nimitz's OpPlan was devastatingly accurateA testament to HYPO and Layton's diligence Night of June 3 Aboard MidwayLast minute preparationsBill BrooksBert EarnestLeon WilliamsonAboard the US CVsSleepless nightDusty KleissBud MerrillFred BergeronDon Hoff

On today's episode of Locked on Oilers, we discuss all the options the Edmonton Oilers have at their disposal for their power play! Who cracks the top unit and who is getting reps on the second unit? Plus, who will be the point man to begin the season for the Oilers on the first Power Play? And, where does Yamamoto fit when he returns? Also on today's episode, our Edmonton Oilers Prospect Report! This week we are looking at the top Oilers prospects in the CHL as they start their seasons! Who is impressing thus far, and who is just coming off a three-game suspension? All that and much more on today's episode of Locked on Oilers! Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Locked on Oilers Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! SimpliSafe With Fast Protect™️ Technology, exclusively from SimpliSafe, 24/7 monitoring agents capture evidence to accurately verify a threat for faster police response. There's No Safe Like SimpliSafe. Visit SimpliSafe.com/LockedOnNHL to learn more. Athletic Greens To make it easy, Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/NHLNETWORK Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to another episode of The Oil Stream in Five presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Nielson hops on to give you this thoughts on Yamamoto and Puljujarvi as options next to McDavid and Kane on the top line.  How ridiculous is it to put so much stock into one game, good or bad? Who makes that top line better? Will they pretty much just rotate in the spot from game to game or week to week anyway?

Welcome to another episode of The Oil Stream in Five presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Nielson breaks down another impressive performance from Holloway as he puts up a hat-trick playing in the Oilers top six! How could they possibly start the season without him in the lineup? No chance.  Is Jesse Puljujarvi's ticket out of town booked? Who would suggest something so ridiculous? The Oilers have a championship calibre top nine for the first time in decades.

Sit Rep PTO late December 1941-January 1942Japanese are on the offensive everywherePhilippines are already on the way outWake Island, despite a gallant defense by the Marines has been captured and the planned relief had been called off December 22.The fact that Wake Island had been abandoned by Admiral Pye lit a fire under Nimitz to strike back.Morale was extremely low in the fleet due to the fact that Wake had been abandoned.  Capt McMorris, Pye's Chief of staff, said that retreating from Wake would be “unduly cautious” and a retreat would “destroy service and public confidence.  It is an opportunity unlikely to come again soon.  We are in great need of a victory.”Talk about the effect of Pye's retreat order on the Carrier ForceAubrey Fitch withdrew to his cabin so he would not hear the mutinous talk on the bridge.Fliers on Saratoga threatened to ignore the order and launch anyway.Intel officer Edwin Layton said, “To lose to an enemy that fought you and you fought well was one thing.  But to lose because your own Admiral was a nervous Nellie was another.” January 1942 was probably the worst month of the war in the Pacific as far as public knowledge and morale went. Admiral King wants to strike backIn a cable dated January 2, 1942 King told Nimitz that he was not pleased with the “half-hearted” deployment of the CVs.He desired “Hit and Run” raids in the Marshalls and Gilberts.Talk about surprise raids to hit the outlying Japanese bases.Even though King wants to strike back, Nimitz's advisers say don't do it What can Nimitz strike back with?Talk about the carriers and their availabilityCV experience or lack thereof What are the risks of utilizing the CVs at this juncture?Who is expressing doubt?Admiral Bloch 14th Naval District responsible for defending HawaiiWhat were the arguments against a raid or raids?Bloch said that deploying the CVs on raids would leave Hawai'i dangerously exposed to further Jap assaults or invasionIntelligence on the Marshalls and Gilberts was scarceLittle was known about the targetsDidn't think it was worth the riskWhy take the risk?CVs were all we hadWhy raid in the first place and why the outer ring?Morale boostJapan focused on going south. – this would hit them in their “rear area”“Turning Movement” not the same as flank attackPossibly may divert Japanese attention from Australia and the Coral SeaHitting the outer ring of islands was easier as there would be less of a threat from heavy Jap fleet unitsWould also protect Samoa and Australia by weakening the Jap airfields there The Marshall and Gilbert Islands RaidNimitz confers with Admiral Halsey about the upcoming strike.Halsey is enthusiastic (no surprise here)Says that CVs should strike like General Nathan Bedford Forrest said about cavalry, “get to the other fellow first with everything you have and as fast as you can and dump it on him.”Halsey says he will take Enterprise to the Marshalls himselfWhat strike isn't with risk?Halsey says it's important for the Navy's self-respectNimitz pulls the triggerCryptanalysts state to Nimitz that radio traffic indicated a large Japanese fleet movement south, thereby putting the proposed targets out of range of major enemy fleet unitsSet for Feb 1Will comprise Task Force 8 built around Halsey and CV6 and TF 17 under Fletcher and CV5.         TF8 will strike the Marshalls in the am and if possible strike again that afternoon with targets on Kwajalein, Wotje and Taroa (Moelap)TF17 will strike the Gilberts area with targets on Mili, Makin and Jaluit Task Force 8Due to radio intercepts, Nimitz ordered Halsey to strike deep into the Marshalls at Kwajalein and hit the targets as much and as often as practical.Halsey told his pilots on CV6 that they would stay all day and “raise a little hell in the Marshalls”.  Pilots were elatedFirst combat for Halsey & SpruanceWeather was clear, moon was high, no wind, no rain…perfect for flyingAircrews awakened at 0300Takeoff at 0445CV6 launches 37 SBDs and 9 TBDs armed with bombsVS6 to attack airfieldVB6 to freelance and attack targets of opportunityAs VS6 approached Roi island, Japs scramble fighters, Type 96 Claudes and AAA starts sprouting up as the SBDs go into their glide bombing runsVS6 CO Halstead Hopping's SBD is jumped by Claudes and is hit by AAA.  He drives directly into the drink.Emergence of Earl Gallaher and Dusty Kleiss. Wade McCluskey & Dick BestJohn Snowden gets an aerial kill on the Claude that shot down HoppingVS6 makes secondary runs on targets on the island with good successVB6They were held up and told to attack any shipping in the areaAttacked several ships, mostly cargo ships and hit several of them, including a minelayer.Second attack of VS6They gain altitude and circle to come around on the shipping initially hit by VB6Instead of glide bombing as they did on the airfield, the scouts come in high and dive in 70-degree dives on the shippingDusty drops his 500 pounder on a large vessel thought to be a cruiserDrills the cruiser dead center (the beginnings of an Dauntless dive-bomber deadeye)Roars across Kwajalein strafing the airfield as he goes, Snowden blasting away from the rear cockpitOther aircraft hit many of the ships in the harbor including a sub tender and a subVT6 attacksFirst TBD attack of the war, some successHarbinger of things to comeSecond attack of EAGBig E only 95 miles from Taroa, left her exposed to retaliatory strikes from JapsThe attack on Taroa was hotly contested by Japanese fighters and AAAVery heavy AAA, although not accurate and fighters who were all over the SBDsHalsey launches a 3rd attackThird attack is met by more Japanese fighters, many of the SBDs get shot up.Dusty Kleiss scores a hit on a hangar and is jumped by fighters on his way out.SBD gets shot up but he manages to force the fighters to disengageStands up in his cockpit to wipe the oil from his windscreen.  SBD leaking fuel from his wing tanks.4th attackWotje is hit by EAG SBDs and TBDsHit a ship in the harbor and other installationsHalsey advised to “Get the hell out of here”As CV6 is pulling away at flank speed she is attacked by Japanese Nell level bombersBig E's AAA guns start to bark at the incoming bombersCAP engaged but made no discernable impactJaps release ordnance from around 3000 feet and Captain George Murray handles the Big E like a speedboat, expertly dodging the incoming ordnanceOne last Nell, damaged by Enterprise AAA, turns around and heads back towards the ship. Pilot Lieutenant Kazuo Nakai intends on crashing his Nell into the Big E.Bruno GaidoBomber cuts the tail off of Gaido's SBD as it falls into the sea Combat Results1 sunken transport, the Bordeaux MaruAuxiliary sub chaser No 2 Shonan Maru sinkingSub I-23 damagedSub tender Yasukuni Maru damaged5 other ships damaged to varying degrees5 SBDs lost and 2 F4Fs Psychological ResultsAdmiral Ugaki furious “we're worse than the Americans—they didn't have warning we did”. Made us look ridiculous.Yamamoto: “They have come after us after all”. (We were supposed to negotiate a peace.)Historians downplay significance. Reinforce their forces everywhereMorale within the fleet skyrockets…finally a tangible retaliation to Pearl Harbor.Dawn February 5, Enterprise and Task Force 8 enter Pearl harbor to a hero's welcomeHalsey had Enterprise's crew man their battle stations in whitesBig E pulls into Pearl flying her battle colorsHorns blowing, sailors waving, bands playingNimitz comes aboard CV6 via bosun's chair and congratulates Halsey, who breaks down in tears.The man truly loved his ship, his crew and his NavyThe actual results of the Feb 1 raid were not much in terms of actual damage, but the pysch results were undeniable.True battle tested pilots in EAG Japanese ResultsUgaki, Yammamoto's Chief of Staff says, “They have come after all.”Forces Shokaku and Zuikaku to detach from Kido Butai and patrol Japanese home island waters for fear of a strike on the home land.Japanese move bombers closer to the outlying islandsDiverted Japanese strengthPlanted the seeds for Yamamoto's Midway operation Other RaidsWhile EAG hits the Marshalls on Feb 1, CV5 and Task Force 17 hit Jaluit in the Gilberts the same day.Feb 24 EAG hits WakeMarch 4 EAG hits MarcusMarch 10 TF 17 hits Lae and Salamau Wrap upOverall importance

Today on the pod we have Joshua S. Yamamoto, MD, FAAC, a cardiologist, former cardiology consultant to the attending physician for the U.S. Congress, and co-author of “You Can Prevent a Stroke" with his spouse, Kristin E. Thomas, MD. “You Can Prevent a Stroke” focuses on a landmark approach to navigating the natural aging process to prevent the heart and brain from failing. The book gives us insight into what we need to do, and what we can ask of our doctors, to manage the effects of aging on our circulation so that we do not have a stroke. Dr. Yamamoto is a D.C. native. He has a degree in Physics from Princeton University, a medical degree from Dartmouth, and he was trained in Internal Medicine at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. He completed his training in cardiology at the National Naval Medical Center and Georgetown University. He was the head of cardiology training and supported cardiac needs in the war zone of Kuwait in 2005. He and his wife are currently in private practice together at Foxhall Medicine in Washington, D.C. ◘ Related Links Dr. Yamamoto's bio https://bit.ly/3eRbPsy Foxhall Medicine https://bit.ly/3BlPXND "You Can Prevent a Stroke: by Drs. Yamamoto and Thomas https://amzn.to/3BGnUcU ◘ Transcript https://bit.ly/3qDHKPV ◘ This podcast features the song “Follow Your Dreams” (freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Ho…ur_Dreams_1918) by Scott Holmes, available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial (01https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/) license. ◘ Disclaimer: The content and information shared in GW Integrative Medicine is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. The views and opinions expressed in GW Integrative Medicine represent the opinions of the host(s) and their guest(s). For medical advice, diagnosis, and/or treatment, please consult a medical professional.

It's a Yamamoto Pro, Italy special episode this week guys, with the eventual one and two of the open men's; Big Vlad Suhoruchko and Mohamed Elemam. We caught up with both the NIGHT BEFORE the big show! To watch the full video https://youtu.be/4WsKdlTcScg Also, host and industry expert for nearly 3 decades, Giles 'Tiger' Thomas, did his usual, in-depth critique from the livestream at men's open prejudging. To finish off, the latest industry Hot News, Tiger-Global-Muscle style. MD Global Muscle, for TRUE bodybuilding fans ONLY. Stay tuned to MD for bodybuilding news, updates, contest coverage, and interviews. No fluff and no gossip - just hardcore bodybuilding. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9xC5ClCMLOShjp1Ms0dbRw/join •

Todd Huynh and Xob Xyooj join the show to talk about an up coming meet and great with Gary Yamamoto Meet up info https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=480536420750674&set=a.123514913119495 Donate to the Great Cycle Challenge https://greatcyclechallenge.com/Riders/DougGlimmerveen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a rare interview, the influential Japanese designer speaks with BoF's Imran Amed about the philosophy that underpins his boundary-breaking career. Background:  After graduating from Keio University with a law degree, Yohji Yamamoto realised he wasn't interested in the law. “I didn't want to join the ordinary society,” he says. “So I told my mother after graduation … ‘I want to help you.'”  She agreed to let him work at her dressmaking shop in Kabukicho, an entertainment district in Tokyo's Shinjuku ward, and learn from the sewing assistants if he enrolled at Bunka Fashion College, now famous for training designers such as Kenzo Takada, Junya Watanabe and Yamamoto himself. After graduating, Yamamoto went on to set up a small ready-to-wear company that slowly acquired buyers in all of Japan's major cities. This success eventually led him to Paris, where his signature tailoring and draping in oversized silhouettes created an aesthetic earthquake at Paris Fashion Week in 1981. Since then, Yamamoto has developed a cult following of loyalists who swear by his avant-garde designs. “I'm not working in the mainstream,” he says. “I'm working in the side stream.” This week on The BoF Podcast, we revisit Imran Amed's rare interview with the legendary Japanese designer about his storied career — and the mindset designers need to succeed.  Key Insights: Yamamoto says the fashion industry's increasingly fast-pace has come at the expense of true creativity. “For me the fashion business became a money business,” he said. “I felt I've been losing my competitors year by year.” Yamamoto believes that modern technology can be a distraction. “When I speak with young designers, I [tell] them shut your computer,” he said. “If you really want to see real things, real beauty, you have to go there by walking.” Yamamoto believes it's a designer's job to completely immerse themselves in design. “If you want to create something, keep resisting the mediocracy of ordinary things. It's a life's work. Are you ready to sacrifice yourself to create something?” Additional Resources:  Watch the full interview here: Inside Yohji Yamamoto's Fashion Philosophy The Magic of Yohji Yamamoto  

Observation techniques from the pro's. If you'd like to read more about observation, check out Beyond Words by Moore and Yamamoto:https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Words-Movement-Observation-Analysis/dp/0415610028/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1W1CW64VUM1SW&keywords=beyond+words+carol+lynne+moore&qid=1660783286&sprefix=beyond+words+carol+lynne+moore%2Caps%2C87&sr=8-1You can support the podcast on Patreon here:https://www.patreon.com/fieldguidetobodylanguage(I will be putting a free movement observation sheet up on the Patreon page, feel free to download, use or adjust it as you please!)Join the FB group (bring friends!):https://www.facebook.com/groups/652063172486546A couple of quick notes... Around 20ish minutes in I refer to focusing in on "one area of conversation."  I should have said "one area of concentration." Sorry about that.Also, for anyone interested in how my people watching session at the football game went... well, it didn't. When my son was on the field I was too busy worrying about him getting hit to really relax and observe well, and I spent the time he was on the sidelines being grateful he didn't get hit and have a concussion. Perhaps next time I want to people watch at a football game I need to go to one my kids aren't playing in.

Entrevista a Gerardo Yamamoto Villavicencio, coordinador de las brigadas cazamapaches de la Convención Nacional Morenista, sobre las irregularidades durante las elecciones internas del partido.Yamamoto lamenta que Mario Delgado haya mal informado al presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador diciéndole que fue una jornada ejemplar con incidentes aislados, cuando en realidad hay más de 600 impugnaciones por irregularidades en 300 distritos en prácticamente todo el país. Link para hacer donaciones vía PayPal:https://www.paypal.me/julioastilleroCuenta para hacer transferencias a cuenta BBVA a nombre de Julio Hernández López: 1539408017CLABE: 012 320 01539408017 2 Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Friday afternoon and that means a fresh episode of Oilersnation Radio has wrapped and is here to help you get through what's left of your week. On today's show, we looked at Kailer Yamamoto's new deal, the Jonathan Huberdeau contract in Calgary, and a whole lot more.To kick off this week's podcast, we got started with a look at Kailer Yamamoto's new two-year contract and whether or not it was a good deal for the team after the 41-point season he just put up. For all of us on the podcast, we were pumped to see Yamo coming back on a two-year deal but we also recognized that there was a sizeable group of Oilers fans that were hoping for a longer deal. That all said, the Oilers are now $423K over the salary cap and that means someone is likely on the way out. Who would that be? Changing gears, we looked at Jonathan Huberdeau's $84 million contract that just came down last night and whether Treliving had to overpay to make it happen. Does it even matter? Lastly, we wrapped up the podcast with another round of Ask the Idiots and Hot and Cold performers to recap the week that was See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Welcome to another episode of The Oil Stream with Dustin Nielson and Tom Gazzola, presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Nielson & Gazzola kick off the episode by sharing thoughts on Kailer Yamamoto's new deal coming in at 3.1 million per for two years. The Boston Pizza Appetizer dives into where Yamamoto actually fits best in the lineup plus details on an episode of the Oil Stream being live at the BP's in Capilano at noon on Wednesday, August 24th! Join us! The episode wraps with discussion on what end result would be considered a failure this upcoming season.

The uncensored boys are back and did the first hour and a half of this episode before the Yamamoto news dropped so they finished up their golf game and headed back to the studio to record another 15-20 minutes of their thoughts on the crucial signing! Some other highlights of the episode include Chases new career low golf round of 66, World Jrs, Klingberg singing, Pk Subban, Darryl Katz +Hockey Canada da controversies, the Tkatchuk trade, the dustin Brown statue as well as Chase and Nicks upcoming trip to Seattle to see Zeds Dead! Another action packed episode of hockey content and random shenanigans for your listening pleasure. Enjoy!

It's Episode 246 of 2 Guys and a Goalie presented by Coolbet Canada with Dustin Nielson, Matt Kassian and Joaquin Gage The boys start the episode with thoughts Yamamoto's new contract and where best fits in the Oilers lineup. The Franchise 32 continues as the guys take a look at Buffalo's dynamic duo on the backend, Jets star Kyle Connor and a couple of vets still making huge impacts with their clubs! Such great debate!

On today's episode of Locked on Oilers, we talk about the re-signing of Kailer Yamamoto and what that means for the Edmonton Oilers. After the signing, the Oilers are now $423 thousand over the salary cap and still need to re-sign Ryan McLeod, so now what for the Oilers? We talk about the next move and what other options the Oilers might have up-front. Plus, could Xavier Bourgault make the Oilers opening day lineup and be a low-salary option for the Oilers this season? And, the World Juniors are just under a week away; which Edmonton Oiler prospects will be making their way to the WJC and what can you expect from them during the tournament? All that and so much more on today's episode of Locked on Oilers! Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Locked on Oilers Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We listen in as Reid Wilkins chats with Oilers G.M. Ken Holland about the RFA signings of Yamamoto and Jesse Puljujarvi.

Welcome to another episode of The Oil Stream with Dustin Nielson and Tom Gazzola, presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Nielson & Gazzola begin the episode with a discussion on the legacy of Kevin Lowe and how a couple of comments have skewed the way some view his importance to the franchise. The boys then get into the Boston Pizza Appetizer to discuss where Nugent-Hopkins best belongs in the line up. The episode wraps with some chat about Phil Kessel and Yamamoto looming arbitration. 

Welcome to another episode of The Oil Stream with Dustin Nielson and Tom Gazzola, presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Nielson & Gazzola start the episode with the Boston Pizza Appetizer by diving into Jesse Puljujarvi getting a 1 year deal at 3 million bucks with the Oilers. What does it mean for his short term and possible long term future in Edmonton? How will the JP deal impact the upcoming Yamamoto arbitration hearing and will it even get to that point? The episode wraps with some chat about Tommy's time in Vegas!

Welcome to another episode of The Oil Stream with Dustin Nielson and Tom Gazzola, presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Nielson & Gazzola start the episode with the Boston Pizza Appetizer by taking a look at what may end up happening from a numbers perspective with Yamamoto and Puljujarvi in their arbitration hearings. The boys also talk about the Tkachuk trade, is it possible both teams won the deal and what's the Pacific division look like this upcoming season.  The episode wraps with fun discussion about McDavid winning an EPSY and Nielson suggests an idea for a fancy romantic dinner.

The Boys talk digital security and body hair, then a little friend drops by to ruin their day. Starring Cale Evans and Jacob Brayton. Music by Josh Brayton. The Podcast From Hell is a fully improvised comedy podcast featuring creatures from the worlds of Mythology, Lore, Legends, and the minds of North Carolinas okayest improvisors.

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It's Episode 242 of 2 Guys and a Goalie presented by Coolbet Canada with Dustin Nielson and Joaquin Gage It's just Dusty and Gager as the boys dive into the Oilers signing of Mattias Janmark while Yamamoto and Puljujarvi head to arbitration. Are the Oilers tough enough as a team to have success?  The boys also dive into Gaudreau saying goodbye to Calgary, Kadri waiting for some cap space to open up and more.....

It's Episode 238 of 2 Guys and a Goalie presented by Coolbet Canada with Dustin Nielson, Joaquin Gage and Matt Kassian The episode starts with a discussion on the Wild trading Kevin Fiala to the Kings. How much better are the Kings and why are the Wild killing themselves with dead cap space? The guys then dive into the future of Jesse Puljujarvi, do the Oilers really have to move him and will he end up doing better elsewhere? The episode wraps with a discussion on Yamo, Kassian and Smith!

After the small break of the last couple of weeks, we return to the main theater of the Pacific War, where the astounding consequences of the Battle of Midway continued to resonate in the minds of the key figures of the war. Yamamoto had been outmaneuvered, outsmarted and he had suffered terrible losses in the battle, from which the IJN may never recover. But worst of all, he had finally surrendered the initiative to the American commanders, who immediately began to plan the first Allied offensives of the Pacific War. Join us as we delve into Admiral King's and General MacArthur's plans for the future, as well as the first incursions into the region of New Guinea.

Fighting Al-Shabaab, losing US soldiers, living in an Embassy bunker and managing the Trump Administration's abrupt order to pull out US troops.  National War College classmates,  General Waldhauser (former Commander US AFRICOM) and Ambassador Yamamoto (US Ambassador to Somalia) describe how they partnered to 1)  build a new Somali national army to fight Al-Shabaab; 2) relieve massive poverty and famine; and 3) juggle clan divisions/clashes to create a new national government.  

WOODY IS BACK! Dan, Rick, Tyler, and Zach kicked off today's episode of Oilersnation Radio by talking about the three-year deal that the Oilers gave Head Coach Jay Woodcroft. It wasn't entirely surprising to see the deal get done but it's still a bit of a relief that it finally got taken care of. They also speculated on who else could be on the Oiler's bench next season.From there, they handled today's Oodle Noodle Delicious Debate, which was centred around the Oiler's three pending RFA forwards. If you could go long-term with one of Yamamoto, Puljujarvi, or McLeod, who would you pick? The guys gave their thoughts on that. They also talked about the trade rumours involving Tyson Barrie. There are reportedly a handful of teams that could be interested in acquiring him so the boys broke down some potential landing spots and also talked about what the return could be. There is a rumour floating around that Ethan Bear could be on his way out of Carolina so that was discussed.From there, they moved on to Ask The Idiots where they fielded questions about their favourite Woodcroft memories, the impact he could have on the team next season, and also a fun ‘LIV Golf' themed one! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Souphalak (Peckie) Inthaphatha is a recent PhD graduate from Nagoya University in Healthcare Administration. Eiko Yamamoto is a professor from the Department of Healthcare Administration at Nagoya University. She also responsible for the Young Leaders' Program for the Ministry of Health in Asia.In this episode Peckie and Eiko talk about their recent studies on menstrual health and factors associated with school absence among student girls in Luang Prabang Province, Lao PDR, and factors associated with postpartum depression among women in Vientiane Capital in Lao PDR.Connect with Peckie and Eiko to learn more about their work at the following links:Visit Eiko's Profile on the Nagoya University WebsiteConnect withe Peckie on Facebook Support the show

#KidYamamoto #EnsonInoue #MMAJAPANKid Yamamoto Career DEEPDIVE w/Enson Inoue (ep. 118)Norifumi Kid Yamamoto under the tutelage of Enson Inoue was the brightest star of Japan's MMA scene during it's heyday, the mid-2000's. Taken from us too soon, Kid Yamamoto passed away from stomach cancer in 2018. We ae joined by Enson Inoue himself to remember Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto, March 15, 1977 – September 18, 2018.By the end of this one we are all crying.Link to Enson's bracelets - http://www.destinyforever.com/Subscribe to the Lytes Out Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnyrswDJ9PkNHqFLOMfIdZw Also, don't forget to join our clips channel for more short-form content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdcebSeWpoMqcotWR_1rHnQ Socials: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lytesoutpodcast/ iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lytes-out-podcast/id1568575809 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3q8KsfqrSQSjkdPLkdtNWb Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/LytesOutPodcast/ Cash App - $mikedavis1231Venmo - Mike-Davis-63ZELLE: Cutthroatmma@gmail.com / ph#: 773-491-5052 Patreon - Lytesoutpodcast@gmail.comKid Yamamoto Career DEEPDIVE w/Enson Inoue (ep. 118)Follow the #LOP team on Instagram: Chris - @chrislightsoutlytle Mike - @mikedavis632 Miguel - @iturratemOutro song: Power - https://tunetank.com/t/2gji/1458-power#MMA #UFC #NHB #LytesOutPodcast #LytesOut #MixedMartialArts #ChrisLytle #MMADetective #MiguelIturrate #MikeDavis #MMAHistory #OldSchoolMMA #FightPodcast #FightTalk #DEEPDIVE #FiftyFightClub #MMAPodcast #FightPodcastSupport the show

Dan and Ryan welcome Malin von Euler-Hogan (@malin_veh) and Kathy Yamamoto (@kathyamafarted) to the show. They chat about the shirts they're wearing, long sashimi, first dates and what Winnie the Pooh's deal is. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mandogpod/message

Join Eric, @TimAndrewsHere, @Autopritts, @JaredYamamoto, @EnglishNick, and Greg as they chat about presidential coincidences, a stripper's preferences, Moog jamming, and much more! “Brought to you by Findlay Roofing”