The Vietnam War, as told by its veterans: When are we going to learn our lesson once and for all?'

The documentary series "Vietnam: The War That Changed America" poignantly explores the human side of the Vietnam War by highlighting personal stories and experiences. Narrated by Ethan Hawke and directed by Rob Coldstream, it consists of six chapters that document the conflict's impact on both American and Vietnamese populations. The series commemorates the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, using intimate testimonies and archival footage to illustrate the war's brutal reality, including the experiences of veterans like Bill Broyles, who lends his perspective as both an advisor and participant in the narrative.

I’ve seen about 50 fictional films about the Vietnam War and, although they offer creative interpretations, they often neglect the human stories behind the conflict.

The series puts names and surnames to the devastating numbers, aiming to humanize the history of the Vietnam War and the suffering it caused.

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