Watch this documentary and say a prayer of thanks for all those that have not returned home to enjoy the gift they purchased for us to live in. I have had the privilege to meet one of the men spotlighted in the documentary, as well as having members of my family that served in WW-1,-2, K orea, middle east, my appreciation of them was greatly increased by their sacrifices in their efforts to defend freedom domestic and abroad.
No inside or outside influence will stop Americans from the struggling to have freedom from repression/oppression of any kind, forien or domestic regardless of our race, ethnicity, gender it's in our DNA! American's are protectors of freedom. We Americans all are willing to lay down our lives for a common good! It's been that way from our countries birth. Race & ethnicity had no boundaries, when people learn as, Americans have, we share a common goal, freedom from repression/oppression. The War: A Film by Ken Burns shows how The Greatest Generation fought the war that changed the world forever.Įveryone needs to review America's past sacrifices to grasp the importance and value of our freedom and the comfortable life we currently live in this present day. Top voice talents, including stars like Tom Hanks, Alan Arkin, and Samuel L. Using the same style that made him so famous, this 6-disc set includes letters, testimonies, and footage that took over 6 years to bring to life in this great 15 hour film. The documentary covers the lives of four American soldiers fighting for their country overseas, focusing on both historical events and personal triumphs and tragedies.
The War: A Film by Ken Burns takes viewers to the most pivotal event of the twentieth century, the frontlines of World War II. Creating sweeping documentaries about wartime is nothing new to Ken Burns, who is perhaps best known as the director of the award-winning “The Civil War”.
This 6-disc set includes all full-length seven episodes that originally aired on PBS. The War: A Film by Ken Burns is an epic documentary that examines the people, the time, and the places of World War II.
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