Vietnam - The Chopper War

Vietnam - The Chopper War

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1997•53 min•Documentary
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The Vietnam War and the helicopter, the two go hand in hand. The story of how the helicopter revolutionised how war was carried out and the enduring images of the conflict in Vietnam.
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