The National Archives History of WWII DVDs

This is the World War II set of 24 DVDs with documentaries, movies, and actual combat footage from the U.S. National Archives. The set consists of 44 films, including Academy Award-winning documentaries The True Glory, the story of the Allied victory as told through first-person accounts, and December 7th, the Navy-produced propaganda film about the attack on Pearl Harbor. Procured from the National Archives collection of 200,000 documentaries, newsreels, and research and development films, the set's footage is unedited to preserve the integrity of the historical film and transferred using the latest technology to provide the best picture quality possible. War enthusiasts will see actual film of General "Hap" Arnold and Douglas MacArthur leading their troops into battle, go behind the walls of a Nazi concentration camp, and witness the official signing of the Japanese Instrument of Surrender on the USS Missouri. 11" W x 7 1/2" H x 2" D. (3 lbs.)