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Friday, January 19 2007

Sir! No Sir! (2006)

Sir! No Sir! uses the personal stories of non-cooperators to argue that it was identification with "the enemy", a recognition of the humanity in individual Vietnamese people, that prompted combat and support personnel to refuse orders and quit the military.

Tuesday, May 2 2006

Sir! No Sir! (2006)

War, the documentary establishes right off, is mythic and ruinous.

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