Can someone recommend me good documental films or podcast about Vietnam War? Preferably, objectively and without ideological component.
Can someone recommend me good documental films or podcast about Vietnam War? Preferably...
Connor Baker
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Noah Perez
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Christopher King
youtube.com
its about sun tzu but does examples about vietnam constantly
skip to 13:00 for vietnam
Brandon Ward
for australians in vietnam there's
sbs.com.au
not sure where you'll find it online in ruskyland but they were enjoyable
Lincoln Cook
documental films are gay
read books instead
Kevin Rivera
If you know a couple of decent books about that war, please, share with me.
Thank you!
Connor Johnson
this should be more than enough
Justin Hernandez
Sorry but I only know French books ive only heard of "The things they carried" which seems to be a god-tier book, but if you know some forums/imageboards of history autists, they will be glad to give you the names of the best books about the subject you are looking for.
Also if you are interested in a book, always google the name and read the comments of people who buyed it (amazon is good for that)
Documental films are only made for entertainment and they're full of stereotypical bullshits, and the format is way too short to give the tons of informations a book can give
Tyler Hall
Nice picture. Thanks.
>Documental films are only made for entertainment and they're full of stereotypical bullshits, and the format is way too short to give the tons of informations a book can give
You have a point. Agree.
Angel Harris
Vietnam in hd
its on youtube
'A Rumor of War' by Philip Caputo is the best one I read. He was a marine core officer and part of one of the first regiments in vietnam and then later he went back as a war correspondent
Ethan Gray
RAMBO
Luke Thompson
>11th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Vietnam | US Army Documentary | 1969
>This US Army documentary covers the activities of the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment (aka the Blackhorse Regiment) in Vietnam, which proved that armored vehicles could be used under the Jungle and marsh conditions found in Vietnam.
>The 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment was a uniquely independent unit of the US Army, functioning as an armored fist, re-enforcing other units in action and in a wide variety of other roles including convoy escort through enemy infested territory and jungle clearing.
Ian Reed
This Ken Burns Doc
Be aware it is a 10 part 17 hour ordeal
Ryder Thomas
Thank you!)
Jace Sullivan
>good documental films
>history channel
I would recommend some ARTE docu but I think they are in German/ French only
Parker Garcia
The hell is konina?
Xavier Howard
Хopc мит
Henry Morgan
History, NG and Discovery are usually so biased and full of american propaganda. The shit was so annoying I rather cancelled my TV subscription than continue to watch that shit
Canned dogs, why the fuck would do you think it have a picture of a horse on the can?
Caleb Murphy
Heard that doesn't taste too good.
That's why I asked.
Ethan Moore
I made horse sausages back when I had horses and they werent bad
Hunter Perry
>Heard that doesn't taste too good.
Disinformation. It tastes good. I make a borsh with konina today and ate dry mongolian konina 3 days ago.
Julian King
they are dry compared to pig ones but i like them too
lots of people dont tho, and a lot still consider a horse the same as dog and cat and refuse to eat it
Nathan Diaz
Guess I'll have to try some sometime. Good on you for cancelling the tv subscription btw, most of it is just garbage nowadays. Waste of money.
I heard less of it tasting bad and moreso it just not well, and being really tough. Only one way to find out I suppose. No idea where the hell I'd find any here though, think I'm gonna have to take a trip up north or elsewhere to try some. No one here sells any without raping your wallet.