Sea of Japan
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Sep 30, 2026
Larry Johnson: Europe-Russia War is now "Inevitable"
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16:12Larry JohnsonGUEST
I think it was at Valdai, Vladivostok.
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16:18Larry JohnsonGUEST
but he gave basically the Russian Navy on the Sea of Japan and such.
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16:27Larry JohnsonGUEST
You got carte blanche.
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16:28Larry JohnsonGUEST
You get any interference, you take out those ships.
FPP226 - A Lifetime in Combat Aviation
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5:09Jack AshmoreGUEST
We're back on a second one.
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5:11Jack AshmoreGUEST
In the middle of that tour, out in the Sea of Japan on this little Jeep carrier, I looked at my ID card, and I said, "My goodness, my four years is up." So being the bright young man that I am, [laughs] I went to my boss, the CO, and said, "Sir, I'm supposed to be home.
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5:26Jack AshmoreGUEST
My four years are up." And he said, "Mr.
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5:28Jack AshmoreGUEST
Ashmore, did you, you look at your commission real well?" I said, "Well, I thought I did." He said, "You serve at the convenience of the President of the United States, and it's not convenient right now for you to get out." So he hands my ID card to the yeoman.
President Trump Expects Indirect Talks With Iran This Week + US SOUTHCOM Queries Army for Combat Support Units + N. Korea Tests Hypersonic Missile
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22:34speaker_1HOST
KCNA did not disclose how many missiles were launched, the locations of the launch, or the performance details of the missiles, but the South Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff Office provided estimates.
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22:48speaker_1HOST
According to that office, the North Korea fired two missiles from the Wonsan area toward the Sea of Japan last Sunday, a week ago.
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22:55speaker_1HOST
The first missile was launched at 3 p.m. local time.
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22:58speaker_1HOST
The second missile was launched 5.50 p.m. local time.
Japan by Charinko: Tom Gibb's 2,500-Km Ride
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14:08Tom GibbGUEST
all the way up to Tokyo and then further up north beyond that.
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14:12Tom GibbGUEST
Whereas the West Coast or the Sea of Japan coast is quite sleepy, really.
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14:18Tom GibbGUEST
Not as many tourists, not as much industry, not as many people.
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14:21Tom GibbGUEST
And if I'd had more time, It would have been nice to continue on along that coast.
Episode 4: The week in review (w/c 21st)
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31:22SebHOST
yes yeah
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31:23SidneyHOST
and then we can probably move swiftly on to north korea launching a ballistic missile so you know uh a bit 360 there yeah so apparently north korea launched two suspected short-range ballistic missiles towards the sea of japan um according to south korea The first missile traveled approximately 279 miles, and the second launched about three hours later, flew 373 miles.
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31:51SidneyHOST
And Japan's Ministry of Defense confirmed the expected launches, confirmed them, but stated the ejectiles did not land within Japan's territorial waters, which is good for world peace.
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32:02SidneyHOST
um yes good not for fish
Dr Jennifer Lavers on what long-term data shows about population impacts of ocean plastic pollution
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12:27Jennifer LaversGUEST
Well, that didn't work for us because we needed thousands.
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12:30Jennifer LaversGUEST
And so we went to this kind of old school technology and we were putting individually marked metal leg bands on young birds right at the point of departure when they were about to leave Lord Howe Island for the first time and fly all the way to the Sea of Japan.
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12:44Jennifer LaversGUEST
But in addition to that, we did two really important things.
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12:47Jennifer LaversGUEST
We weighed them.
Gunpowder - a story to fall asleep to
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90:28Theo WrenfieldNARRATOR
This blending of old and new became a hallmark of Mongol warfare, a willingness to combine whatever tools proved useful, regardless of their origin.
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90:39Theo WrenfieldNARRATOR
As the Mongol Empire grew to become the largest contiguous land empire in history, stretching from the Sea of Japan to the edges of Eastern Europe, it created something remarkable.
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90:54Theo WrenfieldNARRATOR
a vast network of connected territories under relatively unified rule.
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91:01Theo WrenfieldNARRATOR
This unification, though achieved through conquest, had an unintended consequence.
Jack Reid - Narrative of the Nations
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26:55Jack ReidGUEST
It's the conditions of surrender.
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26:58Jack ReidGUEST
If you wanted to, you could go on YouTube, type in that word Apik Duomai, and you will find black and white video footage of the close of World War II when an Apik Duomai surrender ceremony was conducted on a battleship in the Sea of Japan.
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27:17Jack ReidGUEST
They lined up multiple Japanese generals who stood there at attention with all of their stars and medals on their chest, their stripes on their lapel, and the Allied commanders went up to the first Japanese general and ripped with his hand the medals off of his chest.
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27:39Jack ReidGUEST
Then reached up to the stars that were on his lapel and violently ripped those off of his jacket.
Japan's Great Lake - Lake Biwa
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32:58DevinHOST
And to the north, it extends, you know, 60, almost 70 kilometers.
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33:02DevinHOST
And it gets very close to the Sea of Japan.
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33:04DevinHOST
So instead of hauling things over land, you can take them from the Sea of Japan, bring them a short distance, and then put them in Lake Biwa and ship them down, basically straight into Kyoto.
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33:12DevinHOST
So once you have Kyoto as a city in that location, it becomes...
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33:17DevinHOST
Very useful to have nearby.
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33:27MattHOST
It almost bisects Japan.
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33:29MattHOST
I mean, at that point, Japan's extremely narrow at that point, but practically bisects Japan, doesn't it, the lake? If it only extended a little bit further south and a little bit further north, it would just cut Japan in half, and then Japan would be...
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33:41MattHOST
Kanto would actually be two two separate islands Honshu sorry would rather be would just be two separate islands rather than this one island so it I mean that is just it's just begging to be used as as a like a highway an ancient highway of the water like I mean before the engine basically like water was by far the most efficient way of transporting anything so to have this huge lake that you can get from the northern shore the sea of japan side down into the pacific side specifically the inland sea part i mean that is it's going to have been really really useful for them
250-Foot Ghost Ship Reappears 2 Years After Disappearing Near Bermuda
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11:04BrewHOST
And the increase in ghost ship sightings came in 2017 after a series of sanctions was issued to Hermit Kingdom, including restrictions on coal and oil trade from China, which leads to the conclusion that these ghost ships are the result of desperate fishermen taking risks that their ships just aren't equipped to handle, ending in tragedy for many and leaving the boats to wash ashore.
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11:25BrewHOST
But that's the Sea of Japan, a sea contained by Japan and the Korean Peninsula.
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11:30BrewHOST
The MV Alta's route from Haiti to Ireland is more open and a much larger distance, around 5,005 km compared to 1,043 km, a lot bigger.
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11:42BrewHOST
Besides, the MV Alta is a significantly larger and sturdier boat than the fishing ships washing up in Japan.
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