The Korean War – 60th Anniversary Commemorative Documentary Collection
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The Pain, The Glory and The Pathos of the Korean War Revealed!After 60 years, this game-changing war still resonates today with the U.S. troops presence in South Korea and the nascent nuclear threat from the North. This collection of documentary footage chronicles the roots of the conflict as it blossomed into a protracted war that took a heavy toll in American blood and treasure. The immediacy of combat and major conflicts are brought vividly to life, capturing the impact of this war on a generation and an entire region.
CONTENTS:
American Army Combat Team in Korea
Armed Forces Assistance to Korea
The Army Chaplains
Army Medical Corps
Army Transport Corps
Atrocities in Korea
The Big Picture – 2nd Infantry Division in Korea
The Big Picture – 7th Infantry Division in Korea
The Big Picture – Chinese Reds Enter the War
The Big Picture – Korean Cease-Fire Talks Begin
The Big Picture – Korean Wind Up
The Big Picture – The Reds Launch Their Expected Spring Offensive
The Big Picture – The Third Korean Winter
The Big Picture – Turning the Tide
The Big Picture – UN Line is Stabilized While Truce Talks Begin
Christmas in Korea, 1953
Civil Assistance, Korea
Combat Bulletin – Korean UN Offensive
Combat Bulletin – United Nations Consolidate Below the 38th Parallel
Combat Bulletin – United Nations Forces Counterattack
Combat Bulletin – United Nations Forces Cross the 38th Parallel
Combat Bulletin – United Nations Forces Escape the Chinese Trap
Combat Bulletin – United Nations Forces Move North
Combat Bulletin – United Nations Offensive Continues
A Day in Korea
Firepower – Artillery
The First Forty Days in Korea
A Motion Picture History of the Korean War
Ranger Ready
Rebirth of Seoul
The Republic of Korea Soldier
This is Korea!
Truth is Our Defense
Bonus Feature:
Iron Angel
This Korean War story centers upon a squad of soldiers assigned to destroy a mortar position defending a vital road into enemy territory. Battling enemy troops as well as each other, our soldiers work their way closer to their objective and further into danger. Our fighters will have to put aside their differences and come together if they are to succeed in their mission and come out of it alive.
Starring Jim Davis, Don Red Berry, Margo Woode
(1964) Black and White 84 Minutes Unrated (Violence, Sexual Situations)
MPAA rating : PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
Product Dimensions : 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.72 ounces
Director : Various
Media Format : Box set, Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen
Run time : 18 hours
Release date : July 16, 2013
Actors : Jim Davis, Don Berry, Margo Woode
Studio : Mill Creek Entertainment
ASIN : B00CMDPTPY
Number of discs : 4
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Kathleen Bellina –
My dad LOVED watching these DVDâs!!
My dad is a Korean War Vet. He absolutely loves these DVDâs and wants his friends to see them. It brought back a lot of memories.Good and bad.
Robert Perrin –
Pretty good analysis
Pretty good analysis. As a Korean War vet I am teching a course – as a volunteer – at a local senior center which has some 40 people attending.
Historybill –
Good chronological presentation of a little known subject
Good chronological presentation of a little known subject. This deserves to be shown in our high schools to illustrate how the US sent American men to halt and turn back it’s aggression we paid the high cost of opposing communism. As a retired HS Social Studies/History teacher and veteran of the Vietnam War I was shocked how little my colleagues and students knew about the conflict and most do not know that American troops are still deployed on Korean soil helping to defend our Allies there.
Yo –
A Gem!
If you love history plus the sacrifices that have been made for others and ourselves as part of societies, you will love this set. It does have some good old Army propaganda, but what would history be without it? In short, I really enjoy going back into time and seeing how people lived and how they conquered the stones in the path. One last item, the price is great for the information.
Ryan R –
Would have been better if it worked right
It was an interesting documentary about the war done by the US Army’s sponsored show The Big Picture. It had interviews with veterans shortly after the war. I returned my because DVD one did not have sound when I played it. The edges of the case looked beat up a little so maybe it was used. The movies one the fourth dvd are not that good. I would have kept it if DVD one played correctly. For $5 its not bad.
anexcess –
a documentary???
sure, this DVD contains some rare archival footage of the Korean War but i fear that it is truly nothing more than propaganda for the Corrupt US Industrial Machine.
pjoe –
they were there
good coverage of the impact on civilians, alot of artilary and long range shooting. Insight into army operations.
John C. Geddings –
Good historical examination of the police action.
Great for those unfamiliar with the tradgedy of this conflict. Get a sense of this conflict while participants are still alive.
Amazon Customer –
bien arriver et parfaite condition
djedwards@hotmail.ca –
Poor production.