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History Channel: Declassified: Viet Cong
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$24.95USD
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Released:
2008-01-15
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History Channel: Declassified: Viet Cong DVD Cast & Features
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Features:
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History Channel: Declassified: Viet Cong DVD Details
Video:
Pre-1954 Standard
Audio:
Dolby Digital Stereo
Language:
English
Running Time:
50
Genre:
Documentary
Item Weight:
1
UPC:
733961105223
Product Code:
AEV10522DVD
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DVD
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Studio:
A&e Home Video
History Channel: Declassified: Viet Cong DVD Summary
In retrospect, the battle of Hamburger Hill qualifies, hands-down, as perhaps the single most brutal and visceral struggle of the Vietnam War.
The event in question (a veritable suicide mission) witnessed a platoon of approximately twelve men attempting to take Hill 937 in the Ashau Valley - and sacrificing most of their lives to bands of Viet Cong soldiers who continually bombarded the invaders with a hailstorm of grenades and gunshots.
In the process, the Viet Cong wiped out an estimated 70% of the platoon with a relatively small number of fighters.
The
History Channel
documentary
Declassified: Viet Cong
revisits this pivotal event with a myriad of personal, intimate and revealing stories from both sides of the battle - and reveals how the United States Army made one of its most colossal mistakes in Ashau by employing strategies used in World War II that were utterly inappropriate, ill-advised and futile for Southeast Asia.