This DVD contains:
- The Joe Stilwell Story (Dept. of Defense film)
"I claim we got a hell of a beating. We got run out of Burma and it is as humiliating as hell. I think we ought to find out what caused it, go back and retake it."
So begins "The Joseph Warren Stilwell Story," a pictorial record produced for THE BIG PICTURE television series, of both a "hell of a beating" and one of the most remarkable comebacks in military history. Here is all the color and excitement in the life of one of America's greatest soldiers: General Joseph Warren Stilwell--his baptism of fire in World War I, the outbreak: of war in China, his gallant but doomed defense of Burma, the tragic withdrawal through enemy infested jungles, and finally, the magnificent counterpunch that turned humiliating defeat into complete victory. The overworked term "Soldier's Soldier" has lost much luster, but "Vinegar Joe" Stilwell, sharing the hardships and dangers of his men, gave the phrase real meaning. His was the unique capacity for commanding respect and obedience while evoking genuine affection. General Stilwell died in 1946, but his career of service to his country will always remain an inspiration to greatness. (28 min.)

Bonus content includes two related vintage films:
- WWII and postwar Newsreels
A chronogical collection of assorted WWII and post-WWII newsreels featuring Joe Stilwell and the Burma campaign, from approx. 1942 to July 1946. (25 min.)

- War Dept Film Bulletin 202: Traffic Control In CBI
Referring to the "China, Burma, India" theatre of operations; This film shows solutions to traffic problems confronted in Calcutta and along the Stilwell Road. Radio control cars and a central transmitting station help coordinate activities. Explains the necessity for close cooperation with native and British police and for prompt reports of accidents. A convoy is escorted through the city. Highway control is obtained and maintained by using regularly placed traffic stations and careful patrolling. (18 min.)

* DVD ALSO INCLUDES: Portable videoplayer or "i_Device" formatted versions of each film above
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