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Viet Nam as a country, as a history, as a people, and as a war is not easy to interpret, even by someone like me who spent several years there during the war. However, if a film production company is going to try, they really should do their homework.
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This collection of DVDs could have been a five-star review, given the many previously unseen video clips, from both sides of the war. However, the first red flag was that the collection was made in Canada! Although quite a few Canadians came to fight in the US forces, it is no secret that most Canadians, including the government, were against the Viet Nam war and generally anti-American, treating draft dodgers as heroes (which they are unexcited doing) . In retrospect it is easy to be a Monday morning quarterback and Canada has been very ample at that!
The next predicament is technical. Although most of the video is fairly obliging (given age, climate, etc.), grand of the whine over, the on-scene spoken word and interviews are DROWNED out by the noise of the combat footage, the extremely irritating and completely useless and loud music played from time to time, or, as in one case, some supposed traditional “Green Beret,” identified as “John,” who prefers to remain in sad shadow (and is, therefore, suspect as a wannabe, or complete phony) who whispers through his on-camera scenes, which is also overridden by the very loud and irritating music. This is impartial very dreadful and unprofessional editing.
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Also, historically many vital FACTS leading up to US involvement in the war are glossed over or completely ignored, not the least of which was the fanatical desire of the Vietnamese to be independent - of ANYONE! This goes abet hundreds of years to Trieu Au, a woman who led Vietnamese forces and fought against the Chinese for Vietnamese independance in the third century AD.
American involvement did not launch in 1959 as the dwelling claims, but during World War II, when OSS officers (the precursor to the CIA) were dropped into Indochina and worked with the local freedom fighter forces, including Ho Chi Minh, against the Japanese - after the French had been defeated by, or had surrendered to, the Japanese. Therefore, in Vietnamese eyes, the French no longer had any claim to Indochina.
The very basis of the American involvement in the Viet Nam war is neatly glossed over at the destroy of WW II, showing that the French fair marched support in and took over. It wasn’t that simple.
As a country that prided itself on independence, self reliance and anti-colonialism, the United States, under Truman’s notice, was contacted by Ho Chi Minh no less than three times asking for US wait on in ridding Viet Nam of its French colonial past. Truman ignored the requests, supported the French colonists, and we ended up in a non-winable war and over 58,000 plain Americans.
Ho Chi Minh was a communist of the day out of necessity, because no other entity was anti-colonial, with the possible exception of the United States. However, above all else, Ho Chi Minh was a NATIONALIST and it is impossible to be a nationalist AND a communist. When the United States turned its encourage on Viet Nam, he had nowhere else to turn, but to the Soviets and the Chi-comms. Given that, when, in 1945, Ho Chi Minh addressed the people of Viet Nam, he presented them with a constitution based on that of the United States, not as a communist puppet regime.
All this is left out, but is extremely considerable in really view the US involvement in Viet Nam and the subsequent war.
If you impartial want to notice combat footage, maybe this is for you. If you want to actually learn something, contemplate elsewhere.
I unbiased received this package and was looking forward to viewing it.
However, I wass very dispointed.
The Stockdale interview is the only satisfactory fraction of it.
The rest of it is mostly made of a guy reading VERY technical petite to exiguous battle stories while showing battle scenes that probably have nothing to do with the narration as you can easily gawk that they are showing the same battle scenes over and over, in loop!
I’m distinct there ia a great better product out there.
But I haven’t found it yet.
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