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The Sinking of Unryū: Killed by its Own Suicide Weapons

The Sinking of Unryu stands as one of the most shocking and ironic tragedies of World War II. This video uncovers how the Japanese aircraft carrier Unryu—launched too late into a war already lost—was annihilated not primarily by American torpedoes, but by the volatile suicide weapons she carried: thirty Ohka rocket bombs. The Sinking of Unryu reveals the catastrophic chain reaction triggered by a single torpedo from USS Redfish, a detonation so violent it tore the ship apart in seconds. Through this deeply researched narrative, we explore the flawed strategy, the escalating desperation of late-war Japan, and the devastating consequences of turning suicidal technology into standard doctrine. More than just a ship’s final moments, the Sinking of Unryu exposes a broader truth about the self-destructive logic that defined the Empire’s final year of war.