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Why We Made Last Days in Vietnam
2:02
Why We Made Last Days in Vietnam
Executive Producer Mark Samels talks about "Last Days in Vietnam." Premiering 4/28 on PBS.
The Pilot's Story
2:59
The Pilot's Story
Gerry Berry was a marine helicopter pilot during the fall of Saigon in 1975.
"Option Four"
3:57
"Option Four"
In April 1975, the US Ambassador was left with just one evacuation option. Premieres 4/28.
The South Vietnamese Officer's Story
2:59
The South Vietnamese Officer's Story
In 1975, Dam Pham was a South Vietnamese Army Officer Lieutenant.
JFK, Part 1, Chapter 1
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JFK, Part 1, Chapter 1
The first chapter in Part 1 of the American Experience biography "JFK" - special exemption
JFK's First Lady: Jackie and Culture
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JFK's First Lady: Jackie and Culture
Jackie Kennedy worked to curate a new culture of elegance in the White House.
JFK's First Lady: Jackie and the White House
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JFK's First Lady: Jackie and the White House
Jackie Kennedy led a televised tour to debut her restoration of the White House.
JFK and Military Service: The Rescue
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JFK and Military Service: The Rescue
In 1943, Kennedy kept his crew safe after their boat was destroyed by a Japanese vessel.
Government Film: Memphis Belle
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Government Film: Memphis Belle
Excerpts from a U.S. Government film on the bombing missions of the Memphis Belle.
Soylent Green Trailer
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Soylent Green Trailer
From 1973, Soylent Green shows a future void of natural resources due to over-consumption.
Original Interview: Howard Dully
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Original Interview: Howard Dully
Howard Dully discusses the lobotomy that Walter Freeman performed on him when he was 12.
Failed Protests
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Failed Protests
In the Spring of 1854, fugitive slave Anthony Burns sat in Boston's city jail.
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