Pearl Harbor Reversed: How the U.S. Destroyed Japan’s Last Fleet at Kure

In July 1945, the mighty Imperial Japanese Navy met its tragic end in its own home waters.
At Kure Naval Base, battleships, carriers, and cruisers—the last remnants of Japan’s once-feared fleet—lay helpless at anchor. Over the course of four days, U.S. carrier aircraft launched relentless strikes, turning Kure into a graveyard of steel and fire.
This video tells the full story of how America reversed Pearl Harbor, destroying Japan’s last fleet in the very cradle of its naval power. From the pride of Yamato’s birthplace to the ruins of July 1945, witness the fall of the Imperial Navy in vivid detail.

00:00 The Day Japan’s Navy Faced Its Doom
06:05 Kure – Birthplace of Empire’s Sea Power
13:42 Ghosts of Steel: The Last Warships of Japan
20:38 America’s Deadly Plan for the Final Blow
27:08 Four Days of Fire – The Raids on Kure
33:24 Silence After the Storm – The Harbor of Wrecks
40:33 Shattered Pride, Broken Strategy
46:59 From Warships to Scrap – The Legacy of Kure
52:07 An Empire Ends in Its Own Backyard

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