> hirosi2222 said on
11-30-2009 at
01:01:
Thank you for the pinz2022 Mr. letter. The contents are good. I understand. With it Good-bye
> pinz2022 said on
11-29-2009 at
19:07:
What I remember best is his awful description of the brutalization he received as a naval conscript enlistee. The same savagery was dished out to the Imperial Army as designed by General Araki to turn Japanese kids into ravening savages.The results of which are obvious.
> chikokiyo said on
11-25-2009 at
13:02:
I totally agree with you.I red some of books about him, too.He is a real Samurai in the sky.I am sure that he is meeting and talking with the pilots over the rainbow bridge now.Thank you! And, RIP...
> BalillaVittorio said on
11-20-2009 at
10:26:
I red his memories: what a man, what a pilot.武士の名誉
> chikokiyo said on
11-09-2009 at
11:56:
涙で拝見しました。大空のサムライ坂井三郎氏のこと、航空隊のこと、そしてあの悲惨な戦争のこと、私は忘れません。卑下することなく、日本人であることの矜持をもって生きていきたいと思います。Thank you for making this viado and posting!
> TubeBarth said on
10-31-2009 at
16:16:
Sakai might have been a wartime enemy, but he was also a noble soul. God Love him.
> bagration1944 said on
10-01-2009 at
07:38:
beautiful video!! thx for posting.
> giovmari said on
09-29-2009 at
21:12:
they look so proud, so fierce
> ken0senlove said on
09-21-2009 at
14:52:
勝って驕らず。まさにエースと呼ぶに相応しい方ですね。尊敬します。
> taufactor said on
09-06-2009 at
06:02:
RIP Lt. Sakai. You fought hard for your nation, and you left the world in a better place thanks to your good will and honorable spirit.I only hope more people remember you as the true spirit of the Japanese heart. A warrior, and a good soul.From an American.
> 343shidenkai said on
08-18-2009 at
14:07:
日本人の誇り
> alvarolino said on
08-12-2009 at
00:37:
very nice collection of photos from sakai and his fellows
> sakaerad said on
08-08-2009 at
20:02:
Great phot set, thank you!
> greenmantis said on
07-20-2009 at
00:36:
My uncle gave me a copy of "Samurai" back in 1966. As a kid growing up in Cairns Far North Queensland with the relics of war still to be found , the americans left a lot of stuff, landing barges ,crashed aircobras ,liberators & ordinance in the swamps and jungle.I found that book enthralling and it changed my view of our old enemy. What an aviator.1979 I stayed in Rabaul and stood on the airstrip Saboru Sakai flew from , erie place.
> arl62025 said on
07-19-2009 at
01:08:
I read his book when it first came out in the late 1950's. General Sherman was right war is hell
> michaejlt said on
07-17-2009 at
02:45:
Very nice video of Sakai
> KaiDon1 said on
07-02-2009 at
15:02:
"Winged samurai" , almost to buy it at Yasukuni shrine ! unfortunately, there was only Japanese version available.
> stanislaw84 said on
06-30-2009 at
09:49:
he's 1 of the finest jap pilot who had survived the war
> lenzho1804 said on
06-25-2009 at
04:18:
great pictures buddy, nice to see all those great aviation legends that fought during ww2, we should remember them forever, by now all of them are taking off on their last flight. we should pay tribute to their memories.Sakai, Gabreski, Bud Anderson, Chuck Yeager, Hartmann, Ghunter Rall, Sasai, and many many more.
> lenzho1804 said on
06-25-2009 at
04:12:
In 1:51 is that Sakai walking after being wounded over Guadalcanal?He was amazing, a great aviator.
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