The Complete History of the Green Berets
They are the subjects of legend and lore, yet the truth about them is more incredible than the stories. Few get a chance to venture inside their dangerous and fascinating world, where secrecy is synonymous with survival.(A&E)
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Weapons at War: The Special Forces
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They are the best of the best, selected from the top soldiers in the Army. Only five percent of the candidates ever complete the training and become Green Berets. SPECIAL FORCES is a penetrating, behind-the-scenes look at this elite cadre of soldiers. (A&E)
The Warrior Tradition:
Green Berets
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Narrated by Stacy Keach, THE GREEN BERETS is a thrilling look at these fabled fighters. Explore what is known about their missions in Vietnam fighting behind enemy lines, the true story of their extensive "black ops" remain top secret. (A&E)
Available from A&E The 4 part Special Ops Series includes:
Mike Force--
Commanded and trained by Green Berets, these courageous soldiers, most of whom were recruited locally, conducted countless daring raids on the NVA.
Recondo School--
Get an inside look at the legendary Vietnam training grounds that became famous as "the toughest school on earth," where volunteers learned the skills essential to survival in NVA-controlled jungles." (A&E)
LLRPS and Operation Desert Storm complete the set.
Suicide Missions: Special Operations Group
...the most highly classified covert operations of the war were executed by a group that is far less familiar--the innocuously named Studies and Observations Group. (A&E)
Go Tell The Spartans
Staring Burt Lancaster
From the book, Incident at Muc Wa, by Daniel Ford.
The novel from which the movie was made is based upon the authors experience in Vietnam.
Video tape available from Amazon.com
For more about the book and the movie, see Daniel Ford's web Site: The Only War We've Got
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What Tomorrow May Bring:
memiors of a photo officer in Vietnam
Scenes from a 16mm documentary.
The first 14 screens were scenes taken on operation with the Pleku Mike
Force in 1969.