Battleground: Vietnam War

Focuses on the history of the 23rd Infantry Division, including participation in World War II against the Japanese and its reactivation to carry on in Vietnam.

Highlights Navy and Marine Corps action in Vietnam.

Dramatizes a patrol operation, showing the right and wrong ways to handle prisoners of war, including examples of how to handle illegal or unclear orders.

Recounts the victory of American and Allied forces in this most important single battle of the Vietnam War. Begins by highlighting the military and political history of Khe Sanh.

Features combat and other activity in Vietnam from November and December 1965. Also, "On Target" takes a look at the role of U.S. Marine Corps fixed-wing aircraft in Vietnam.

This film outlines the U.S. policy with respect to South Vietnam as stated by President Lyndon B. Johnson in an address to the American people and the world at large.

Features the scope and complexities of assistance given by Army advisers to Republic of Vietnam officers and troops to combat Viet Cong guerrilla warfare.

A report on the operations of the U.S. Navy's small boats in Vietnam, uniquely designed to meet the challenges of river and coastal warfare.

Shows how Operation Lam Son II, a combined U.S. and Vietnam revolutionary development program, is conducted by the U.S.

Highlights U.S. Army activities between May and June 1966 in Okinawa, Germany, Japan, Korea, Thailand, the Dominican Republic and Bolivia.

Covers the activities in Vietnam of the "Blackhorse", which proved that armored vehicles could be used under the jungle and marsh conditions found in Vietnam.

An overview of Air National Guard involvement in Vietnam which follows various ANG tactical fighter squadrons and their immediate response to the call of active duty.

The story of the "Ivymen" in Vietnam, from their arrival in 1966 through the critical Battle of Dak To in the winter of 1968.

Highlights Marine actions in 1965, focusing on operations in the Dominican Republic and Vietnam.

Shows the undefeated battle record of the 9th Infantry Division in World War II and the new challenges to the "Old Reliables" in Vietnam.

The story of how air mobility helped the 1st Air Cavalry Division, the "First Team," fight the battle for freedom in southeast Asia.

Chronicles the major battle actions of "The Big Red One" in Vietnam, as well as some of their civic action projects there.

Focuses on strategic and tactical communications, the in-country radio network, cable traffic, telephone and teletypewriter systems and the MSC-44 satellite tracking station.

A young Soldier describes his development as an Infantryman during the eight-week advanced individual training course at the Infantry Training Center at Fort Ord, California.