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Message: <blockquote data-quote="shadownobot" data-source="post: 7924738" data-attributes="member: 296155">Vietnam: A Television History (1983) (11 Episodes)<img src="http://lookpic.com/d2/i2/431/cD1u8DEY.jpeg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Info:A riveting and powerful documentary about the controversial Vietnam War."...meticulously researched and carefully balanced...(it) may broaden many Americans' understanding of Vietnam, if not change their opinion about the war..." - The New York TimesA six-year project from conception to completion, this eleven-hour DVD collection carefully analyzes the costs and consequences of this controversial but intriguing war. From the first episode to the last, it provides a detailed visual and oral account of the war that changed a generation and continues to color American thinking on many military and foreign policy issues.Title: Vietnam: A Television HistoryIMDB Rating: 8.9/10Director: Release Date: 4 October 1983Genre: Documentary | History | WarAwards: Won Erik Barnouw Award 1984Country: USA | UK | FranceVideo: AVI | Xvid | 608x448 | 23.98fpsAudio: English | MP3 | 48000Hz stereo | 128KbpsSubtitles: Runtime: 60min/epSize: 7.4GBList of episodes:Episode 01: Roots of A WarDespite cordial relations between American intelligence offficers and Communist leader Ho Chi Minh in the turbulent closing months of World War II, French and British hostility to the Vietnamese revolution laid the groundwork for a new war.Episode 02: America's Mandarin (1954-1963)To stop the spread of Communism in Southeast Asia, America replaced France in South Vietnam--supporting autocratic President Ngo Dinh Diem until his own generals turned against him in a coup that brought political chaos to Saigon.Episode 03: LBJ Goes to War (1964-1965)With Ho Chi Minh determined to reunite Vietnam, Lyndon Baines Johnson determined to prevent it; with South Vietnam on the verge of collapse, the stage was set for massive escalation of the undeclared Vietnam War.Episode 04: America Takes Charge (1965- 1967)In two years, the Johnson administration's troop build-up dispatched 1.5 million Americans to Vietnam to fight a war they found baffling, tedious, exciting, deadly and unforgettable.Episode 05: America's Enemy (1954-1967)The Vietnam War as seen from different perspectives; by Vietcong guerillas and sympathizers; by North Vietnamese leaders; by rank and file, and by Americans held prisoner in Hanoi.Episode 06: Tet, 1968The massive enemy offensive at the Lunar New Year decimated the Vietcong and failed to topple the Saigon government, but led to the beginning of America's military withdrawal.Episode 07: Vietnamizing the War (1968- 1973)President Nixon's program of troop pull-outs, stepped-up bombing and huge arms shipments to Saigon changed the war, and left GI's wondering which of them would be the last to die in Vietnam.Episode 08: Cambodia and LaosDespite technical neutrality, both of Vietnam's smaller neighbors were drawn into the war, suffered massive bombing, and, in the case of Cambodia, endured a post-war holocaust of nightmare proportions.Episode 09: Peace is at Hand (1968-1973)While Americans and Vietnamese continued to clash in battle, diplomats in Paris argued about making peace, reaching an accord that, after more than four years, proved to be a preface to further bloodshed.Episode 10: Homefront USAThrough troubled years of controversy and violence, US casualties mounted, victory remained elusive and American opinion moved from general approval to general dissatisfaction with the Vietnam War.Episode 11: The End of the Tunnel (1973- 1975)South Vietnamese leaders believed that America would never let them go down to defeat--a belief that died as North Vietnamese tanks smashed into Saigon on April 30, 1975, and the long war ended with South Vietnam's surrender.Download:[code]http://hotfile.com/dl/53771176/7602120/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part01.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53775353/02812c3/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part02.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53936296/11fc5dc/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part03.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53936540/cb31f45/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part04.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53936801/50158a6/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part05.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53937124/2b67ba2/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part06.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53937335/3fb2c9d/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part07.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53937516/7cafe08/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part08.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53937914/27092e9/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part09.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53938109/052f933/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part10.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53938461/0071969/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part11.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53938965/35098e0/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part12.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53939233/3fd616d/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part13.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53782341/73a4493/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part14.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53939603/7949b9c/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part15.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53783106/4bcebd6/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part16.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53782740/9f5e40b/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part17.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53939894/cad8966/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part18.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53940087/d7855f6/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part19.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53781865/b7d01f6/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part20.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53781622/1ca7f45/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part21.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53781331/b518597/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part22.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53780948/b1725ed/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part23.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53780752/825b159/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part24.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53780602/448782f/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part25.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53780482/d6eefe9/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part26.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53780101/4e0ed2a/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part27.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53779783/b055c4d/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part28.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53779354/4d355a7/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part29.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53778778/fe793f4/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part30.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53778507/94a1209/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part31.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53778133/83995a1/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part32.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53777748/3b50e38/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part33.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53777534/a21f7dd/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part34.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53777242/566028d/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part35.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53777093/bd8e1f0/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part36.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53776730/2c95122/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part37.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53776427/aa1d88e/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part38.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53776174/3f435f7/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part39.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/53775491/4a5d85c/Vietnam_A_Television_History.part40.rar.html[/code]National Geographic - Vietnam's Unseen War - Pictures from the Other Side (2002)<img src="http://lookpic.com/d2/i2/3021/8qJ0OEza.jpeg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Info:National Geographic journeys deep behind battle lines to experience a different side of the Vietnam War - the side seen only through the lenses of North Vietnamese photographers. Renowned British photojournalist Tim Page travels back to the land where he nearly lost his life to meet with North Vietnamese war photographers, revealing remarkable, never-before-seen photos and personal stories long hidden by time and tragedy.Title: National Geographic - Vietnam's Unseen War - Pictures from the Other SideIMDB Rating: 7.7/10Director: Nicolas Noxon, Robert GuenetteRelease Date: May 21, 2002Genre: DocumentaryCountry: USASource: DVDRipVideo: AVI | Xvid | 624x464 | 25.00fpsAudio: English | MP3 | 48KHz | 111Kbps | 2CHRuntime: 60 minutesSize: 729MBDownload:[code]http://hotfile.com/dl/54370896/1702e59/NG_VietnamsUnseenWar_2002.part1.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/54371740/070801a/NG_VietnamsUnseenWar_2002.part2.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/54377934/fa039df/NG_VietnamsUnseenWar_2002.part3.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/54372297/42573d4/NG_VietnamsUnseenWar_2002.part4.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/54375156/eba7c07/NG_VietnamsUnseenWar_2002.part5.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/54374450/8b793e2/NG_VietnamsUnseenWar_2002.part6.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/54375681/ddcde20/NG_VietnamsUnseenWar_2002.part7.rar.htmlhttp://hotfile.com/dl/54373195/eaf7acd/NG_VietnamsUnseenWar_2002.part8.rar.html[/code]History Channel - The Vietnam War (2007)<img src="http://lookpic.com/d2/i2/2945/EGQJhX3A.jpeg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Info:America’s first televised war comes starkly and comprehensively alive in this sweepingdocumentary collection. The best material from the archives of THE HISTORY CHANNEL andCBS News. 7 complete documentaries offers rare insight into critical elements of theVietnam War. Contemporary footage and commentary capture the Vietnam experience as it happened.At a total cost of more than 3.1 million lives, the Vietnam conflict is, to date, America’slongest and most controversial war. It also marked the first time TV journalists ventured tothe frontlines to bring the spectacle of combat into American living rooms. Across the nation,Americans watched, captivated by the surprise Tet Offensive and the slow-motion tragedy ofthe 77-day Battle of Khe Sanh, and inspired by the courage and skill of American soldiers atdecisive engagements like Ia Drang Valley, Con Thien, and Dak To.This special THE HISTORY CHANNEL collection profiles the decision-makers of the Vietnam Warand chronicles each key event, from the advisors’ arrival in 1959 to the airlift from the roofof the American Embassy in 1975. Archival footage and interviews with historians and veteransreveal the military and political strategies in play, and CBS News archives take viewers tothe frontlines to witness the daily struggles of American servicemen and women.Combining interviews with Vietnam veterans and the actual footage from CBS News coverage,the viewer is given a glimpse into the war that has rarely been seen. Battle stories areheart breaking enough in the words of the veterans, but coupled with the news footage andreporting (for the first time from the front lines,) it becomes a greater more personal grief. Title: History Channel - The Vietnam WarRelease Date: 12/18/2007 Genre: DocumentaryCountry: USAVideo: AVI | Xvid | 448×320Audio: English | AC3 | 110 KB/sRuntime: ~ 5hSize: ~ 350 Mb/EpEpisodes:1. America Enters the War2. Tet in Saigon and Hue War3. Ringing Down the Curtain4. 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