Discovery Channel – Battlefield Diaries (2004) Part 2. The Raid at Cabanatuan
English | Documentary | Size: 933 MB
The real story of war as told by those who were there.
The real story of war is that of the individual soldier, sailor or airman who was there; the story of honour, determination and courage. This is that story brought to life through diaries, letters, newsreel, never before seen personal photographs and recordings from those who took part.
BATTLEFIELD DIARIES relates the personal stories of war from the people who were closest to the action. Experience the fears, heartbreak, struggles and triumphs of ordinary people who underwent the most extraordinary test of the human spirit. From World War II to the Iraq War, rank-and-file soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen relay how it was to be part of these often famous battles, sharing their diaries, letters, photos and home movies in 6 unforgettable episodes that reveal a side of war not found in the history books.
This documentary series goes beyond the military history books and presents the most compelling personal accounts of war as seen through the eyes of those closest to the action, the rank-and-file soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen. Each episode features a single battle in a war, from WWII to Operation Iraqi Freedom. The stories are brought vividly to life through on-camera testimony of the actual participants, their diaries, letters, and never-before-seen personal photographs and home movies. Battlefield Diaries presents the fears, heartbreak, inner struggles, and triumphs of the most “ordinary people” who in one unforgettable moment experienced the most extraordinary test of the human spirit.
Battlefield Diaries presents first-hand accounts from six of the biggest conflicts in world history ranging from the Pathfinders on D-Day through to the invasion of Baghdad. These compelling personal stories bring vividly to life the fears, heartbreak, inner struggles, and triumphs of the battle participants.
Producers, Writers & Directors: Ted Duvall, Brian Leonard & Liz Magno ; Produced by Atlantic Creative for the Military Channel/Discovery Communications, Inc.
Narrated by Harry Prichett
2. The Raid at Cabanatuan
In 1938 when Hitler marched into Austria, the US government dedicated unprecedented amounts of resources into a military build up. This strategy was hastened by the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor and the American soldiers who had been deployed to the Philippines became the first US fighting forces in World War II. They were ill prepared and many surrendered and were taken to Japanese POW camps where they were tortured, deprived of food and often summarily executed. Several survivors retell the compelling account of that brutal and cruel regime.
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