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The World At War

Milton Shupe

Milton Shupe

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Just received my 4-DVD order, 16 Chapters covering 1933-1945, European and Pacific Theaters. I can't wait until the weekend to start my trek through these sessions. :jump:

I ordered from a TV Ad for $49. I'll tell you how it all goes.
 
Didn't that series run on PBS in the 70s? If so, my memories of it are very good. It was an excellent series with a great sound track.
 
I'm confused ...
Shouldn't the title of this thread been ... World at War? Especially since you're talking about a 4 DVD set. :d
 
my father watched that show every single night when it was on tv back in the day. i didnt really understand that. he never talked about his time in the navy, but he never EVER missed that show.
 
Snuffy said:
I'm confused ...
Shouldn't the title of this thread been ... World at War? Especially since you're talking about a 4 DVD set. :d
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Yes, and I did not notice it until you mentioned it. Sorry for the confusion, and I can not edit the title. :banghead:
 
Milton Shupe said:
Yes, and I did not notice it until you mentioned it. Sorry for the confusion, and I can not edit the title. :banghead:
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I've emailed Ickie with my concerns about not being able to edit posts after someone else posts behind us.
I hope to get a positive resolution on this ...

Its alright though Milton, I knew what you was talking about. :d
 
Snuffy said:
I've emailed Ickie with my concerns about not being able to edit posts after someone else posts behind us.
I hope to get a positive resolution on this ...

Its alright though Milton, I knew what you was talking about. :d
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i do not believe that to be possible
in the set up that we have
H
 

Milton

I picked this up at christmas last year - the one narrated by Laurence Olivier - 26 episodes in all with 6 episodes added 3 years after the first viewing in 1973...

It's a great collection, sure you will enjoy..
They have been showing the series here in the UK over the last year or so on one of the History channels, catching a few episodes first prompted me to look for the box set..
 
one of THE best docs done ever! :medals:
Does the theme tune give anyone else the chills?? just to terrifiy me as a kid, used to have to change the channel then change back :isadizzy:
 
I don't have World at War, but I picked up the entire Victory at Sea series new in a bargain bin for $5 last year. :d
 
oh yea I saw some of these vids in my history class last year, it was my favorite class because of them :d
 
The Lost Color Archives is also very good, but needed more PTO shots.
 
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