Korea Battles Not Forgotten - Set of 4 DVDs

Featuring Some of the Most Unforgettable Footage from the Korean War Front

• Includes four DVDs featuring fourteen captivating films:
• This is Korea (1951): Hollywood director John Ford's documentary that features rare color footage of air and ground attacks.
• One Year in Korea (1951): A report on the war's first year with rare footage of U.S. forces, General MacArthur, and more.
• The Korea Story (1953): Footage from events in Korea between WWII and the start of the Korean conflict.
• Christmas in Korea (1953): Heart-wrenching interviews with U.S. soldiers in Korea during the holidays.
• The 24th Infantry Division in Korea (1954): A filmed history of the 24th Division that includes intense battle footage.
• The 2nd Infantry Division in Korea (1954): The "Indianhead Division" in Korea, plus close-ups of soldiers and battle scenes.
• Operation Inchon (1951): A documentary on U.N. forces in Korea and the Invasion of Inchon in August and September of 1950.
• A Motion Picture History of the Korean War (1953): The post-war state of South Korea featuring President Truman, the arrival of U.S. soldiers, and more.
• U.N. Offensive (1952): See startling documentary footage of street fighting, massacres, marching, and more during the combat offensive in Korea, the recapture of Seoul, and the capture of Pyongyang.
• The Crime of Korea (1950): A war correspondent reports on Korea after its liberation from Japan in 1955, including coverage on the Communist destruction and devastation of the country.
• The Marines in Korea (1953): Get up close with footage taken on the Korean War battlefields, plus film of amphibious operations.
• The U.N. Aids Republic of Korea in the Fight against Aggression (1950): A documentary on the U.N.'s preservation of South Korea.
• Third Division in Korea (1956): Audie Murphy stars in this story of the Korean conflict filmed on the frontline.
• U.S. Forces cross the 38th Parallel (1951): Rare footage of troops in "Operation Tomahawk," Eisenhower, and combat.
• Watch rarely seen films, heart-wrenching holiday greetings, and more.
• Digitally remastered for pristine quality to give you the highest quality collection of war films available anywhere
• Total run time: Approximately 375 minutes
• This program is not rated. May contain scenes and language not suitable for all viewers.