Post by frank on May 23, 2012 1:50:33 GMT -5
History, War Documentary hosted by Harry Chase, published by History Channel in 2000 - English narration
Apr 6, 2012... Director : Jonathan Martin Executive Producer : Philip Nugus. Produced by Nugus/Martin Productions Ltd for The History Channel (2000) ...
Not always accurate. Occasional short cuts and historical errors in narration text.
docuwiki.net/index.php?title=Clash_of_Warriors
Every major war of the 20th Century has produced heroes of the hour - men who rose above the mediocrity to lead their fellow soldiers to victory, or sometimes defeat. In Clash of Warriors, we examine the backgrounds and personalities of the finest commanders of that century. Each episode takes two of the world's greatest combatants as they face their ultimate tests against each other.
Yamanutsa vs MacArthur - Philippines
As he was forced to withdraw from the Philippines in the dark days of spring 1942, Dougias MacArthur vowed 'I wiII retum'. Almost three years later he did, at the head of a massive US invasion force. Knowing that he could not hope to successfully fight this force on the beaches, the Japanese commander Tomoyuki Yamanutsa planned a final stand in the mountains to tie down as many US troops as possible. The campaign went very much as he intended with fierce fighting continuing until the end of the war.
Apr 6, 2012... Director : Jonathan Martin Executive Producer : Philip Nugus. Produced by Nugus/Martin Productions Ltd for The History Channel (2000) ...
Not always accurate. Occasional short cuts and historical errors in narration text.
docuwiki.net/index.php?title=Clash_of_Warriors
Every major war of the 20th Century has produced heroes of the hour - men who rose above the mediocrity to lead their fellow soldiers to victory, or sometimes defeat. In Clash of Warriors, we examine the backgrounds and personalities of the finest commanders of that century. Each episode takes two of the world's greatest combatants as they face their ultimate tests against each other.
Yamanutsa vs MacArthur - Philippines
As he was forced to withdraw from the Philippines in the dark days of spring 1942, Dougias MacArthur vowed 'I wiII retum'. Almost three years later he did, at the head of a massive US invasion force. Knowing that he could not hope to successfully fight this force on the beaches, the Japanese commander Tomoyuki Yamanutsa planned a final stand in the mountains to tie down as many US troops as possible. The campaign went very much as he intended with fierce fighting continuing until the end of the war.