Streaming Korean War Stories Online
Samedi, août 14th, 2010
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Korean War Stories (Robert Uth, PBS) presents a fresh combination of spellbinding interview pieces with improbable film footage, offering the viewer the rare opportunity to stare into the characters that have saved us from more struggle throughout the last 50 years (this is 2005) . One of the most poignant collections of interviews is that which details Brad Smith’s efforts to defend the Army’s status in the early, heartbreaking months of the War; how our under protected, underequipped soldiers woke up to a wall of Chinese, Russian, and North Koreans bearing heavy tanks down on Americans with nothing but unsophisticated rocket launchers to defend themselves. The producer, Robert Uth, seems to have found the perfect blending of just history and testimony, with documentary footage and imagery. The current music (other than the Willie Nelson performance) is exceptionally sharp and draws the viewer into the experience even more. Korean War Stories is a radiant production I thoroughly recommend.
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The best line in this video is advance the ruin, where a worn of that war says, “The Korean War is not a forgotten war, it is a forgotten victory.” Absolutely moral, but a point few people in the United States seem to understand. In the age of nuclear weapons, total victory in the Korean War, as measured by Korean unification under the leadership of the United Nations, was not possible. That was something that General Douglas MacArthur never seemed to understand, which cost him his roar and worthy of his historical legacy. The predicament is that the people in the United States generally do not understand the principle of petite war for itsy-bitsy gains. In the ruin, it turned out to be a tall victory, the policy of containment was the accurate one, as communism self-destructed, overcome by the internal contradictions. Fresh commentators are fond of saying that President Ronald Reagan won the frigid war, which is not legal. Harry Truman, a vastly under-appreciated president, made the decision to go to war and end the spread of communism. He understood that a stalemate was a victory, as communism will either succeed everywhere or nowhere. The free Europe we know today germinated from a seed planted in Korea.
By far, the best section of this tape is the personal comments from celebrity veterans of the war. Until I viewed it, I did not know that baseball expansive Ted Williams was the wingman of astronaut and Senator John Glenn. I also did not know that singer Willie Nelson is also a weak of the Korean War. Their comments and the footage select you relieve to a time where the world had changed and the bulk of the free population had not yet caught up.
Finally, one of the most telling moments that will ever exist in historical videos occurs approach the raze of the tape. A doctor, returning from Korea, arrives a few minutes before nine in the evening. He is all primed to be welcomed home and talk about his experiences. However, when nine o’clock arrives, he is told that “I Appreciate Lucy” is about to approach on, so the attention shifts to the television. Understandably, he is angered and leaves the premises, remaining excited for two years. However, no account more accurately describes the set of that time. The advent of television has led to a short attention span, and the American public finds it difficult to regain partial results.
This tape is an superb recapitulation of that era, where there was a seismic shift in political perceptions around the world. The free countries stood their ground and fought against communist aggression, pushing it attend to the point where it started. However, this victory was only sure decades later, and there was an stout cost in blood and worship. Nevertheless, it was no doubt remarkable less than it would have been had the communists won in Korea.
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