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The Real Reason Japanese Hated the Thompson SMG

The Thompson SMG is legendary—heavy, loud, and famous for close-range chaos. But in the Pacific, it wasn’t just “an American gun” the Japanese faced… it was a weapon that clashed with their doctrine, logistics, and battlefield reality. In this video, we break down the real reason Japanese troops hated the Thompson: why it felt like an unfair advantage in jungle ambushes and bunker fights, why its rate of fire and .45 impact changed close-quarters outcomes, and why—when captured—it often became more trouble than it was worth for Japanese units. We’ll also cover the hidden factors people ignore: ammo compatibility, weight, maintenance in tropical conditions, training and spare parts, and how Japanese small-arms philosophy made the Thompson a nightmare to integrate. If you love WWII weapon history, Pacific War realities, and “what they don’t tell you” battlefield details—this one’s for you. 🔔 LIKE if you want Part 2: The Japanese weapons Marines respected 💬 Comment: Which WWII SMG would you pick in a jungle fight? ✅ SUBSCRIBE for more no-fluff war history and weapons breakdowns