Скачать или смотреть The Mission Japan Never Saw Coming — A Train Destroyed from the Sea

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In one of the strangest and least-known moments of World War II, a U.S. Navy submarine surfaced off the coast of Japan and destroyed a Japanese train, marking the only confirmed American ground attack on Japanese home soil.

This incredible mission involved USS Barb, whose crew landed on Japanese territory, planted demolition charges on a railway line, and escaped unseen—only to later confirm the destruction of a fully loaded enemy train. At a time when Japan believed its homeland was untouchable, this single submarine raid shattered that illusion.

This video breaks down:
• Why USS Barb was sent on this mission
• How the landing force infiltrated Japan undetected
• The technology behind the delayed-detonation rail charge
• Why this attack terrified Japanese command
• Why no other U.S. ground raid ever happened on Japan

A true story of audacity, innovation, and psychological warfare, this operation remains one of the boldest submarine actions in naval history.

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