
For decades the war in Vietnam was the central drama on the stage of Southeast Asia. It was an intensely publicized war, the first television war that came roaring into the living rooms of America every night. Walter Cronkite tells the story of the long and divisive conflict as seen through the eyes of CBS News.
Air Date: 1985-07-06
From the French defeat at Dien Bien Phu to the Gulf of Tonkin incident, this program chronicles America's growing ent...
Air Date: 1985-07-13
The arrival of the first American ground troops is followed by a massive buildup of US forces as the war becomes Amer...
Air Date: 1985-07-20
This program features remarkable combat footage from the first American offensives through the incursion into Cambodi...
Air Date: 1985-07-27
Join the men of Charlie Company on a mission in Cambodia in 1970. This is a memorable insight into the inner conflict...
Air Date: 1985-08-03
Take an inside look at the weapons and tactics of the elusive and resourceful enemy in this program mostly filmed by ...
Air Date: 1985-08-10
By 1968, American commanders thought they could see the light at the end of the tunnel. Then came the enemies' searin...
Air Date: 1985-08-17
A look at Saigon during the war years. Observed: the city's black market, its hospitals and its docks.
Air Date: 1985-08-24
This eye opening program is the story of the men and machines that dominated the air over Southeast Asia for ten year...
Air Date: 1985-08-31
"America Pulls Back" during the Nixon years, as the U.S. places more military responsibility on the South Vietnamese....
Air Date: 1985-09-07
The cease-fire of 1973 is signed, but the fighting goes on for two years until the fall of Saigon. Meanwhile, POWs ar...
Air Date: 1985-09-14
Examining the legacies of the Vietnam War, and the slow healing of the many wounds caused by America's involvement in...
Air Date: 1985-09-21
Interviews with Leroy Cook (US Navy), Lynn Aikman (US Air Force) and Frank Cambria (US Army).