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 List Price: $19.95 Price: $17.99 You Save: $1.96 (10%) Saving our Economy: What'$ Next?
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Reviews for the Saving our Economy: What'$ Next?  Price: $19.95 WAR STORIES: THE BATTLE FOR AFGHANISTAN
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Reviews for the WAR STORIES: THE BATTLE FOR AFGHANISTAN  Price: $19.95 George W. Bush: Fighting to the Finish
ASIN : B001342190 Amazon.comFox News' Bret Baier was granted unprecedented access by George W. Bush as the President begins the final year of his extraordinarily consequential tenure. This historic documentary -- shot in High Definition -- takes you inside the Oval Office, to the President's Texas ranch, aboard Air Force One, and into his private sanctums in the White House residence. In a series of no-holds-barred interviews, the President talks openly of his aim to consolidate his mark on history, his Freedom Agenda, the failure to catch Osama bin Laden, the role faith has played in his Presidency, and how he was inspired by the writings and deeds of Abraham Lincoln. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
Reviews for the George W. Bush: Fighting to the Finish  Price: $19.95 Mission to America: Pope Benedict XVI
ASIN : B0017K0X18 Amazon.comHosted by Chris Wallace. In April 2008, Pope Benedict XVI made an historic trip to the United States, his first since being named Pope. This one-hour documentary taps the world-wide resources of Fox News to examine the man, his mission, and the role he desires for the Roman Catholic Church in the 21st century. Born Joseph Ratzinger, Benedict grew up in the small villages of Bavaria Germany as Hitler came to power. He became a priest, a brilliant college professor, and a top advisor to Pope John Paul II. After John Paul's death, Pope Benedict XVI took over a church faced with significant challenges, including: dwindling numbers of Catholics in Europe, ascandals and priest shortages in the United States, a growing secularism throughout the West, and the spread of radical Islam throughout the world. This hour reveals the inside stories behind Benedict's plan to revitalize the faith of Catholics in America; his outreach to American Protestants, including Evangelicals; his visit to Ground Zero -- the site of Al Qaeda's September 11, 2001 attack on New York City; his White House meeting with President Bush, and his historic address to the United Nations. Interviews include top Catholic theologians, Former Great Britain Prime Minister Tony Blair, President Bush's National Security Advisor Steven Hadley, the Vatican's Ambassador to the United Nations, the Reverend Pat Robertson, and others. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
Reviews for the Mission to America: Pope Benedict XVI  Price: $19.95 WAR STORIES WITH OLIVER NORTH: DOOLITTLE RAID
ASIN : B000YJFVF6 Amazon.comOn April 18th, 1942, barely four months after Americans were rocked by the news of the Pearl Harbor attack, 16 specially modified B-25 bombers flew into history. The mission? Surprise the enemy and bomb downtown Tokyo and four other Japanese cities. Manning these planes were 80 volunteers from the Army Air Corps, and what they set out to accomplish looked like a suicide mission. The daring pilots flew the ten-ton bombers off the deck of the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Hornet, and took the enemy completely by surprise. This was a feat that no one had ever tried before, and something the Japanese never saw coming. They were known as the Doolittle Raiders, named for their leader, the aviation pioneer, Lieutenant Colonel Jimmy Doolittle. Hollywood has often told the story of these brave men, but in this episode of "War Stories with Oliver North," you'll hear the real story from the men themselves, in their own words. These are the men who restored the confidence of a shaken nation and changed the course of World War II. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
Reviews for the WAR STORIES WITH OLIVER NORTH: DOOLITTLE RAID  Price: $19.95 WAR STORIES WITH OLIVER NORTH: THE WOMEN OF WORLD WAR II
ASIN : B00101EET6 Amazon.comThe December 7, 1941 sneak attack on Pearl Harbor galvanized America like never before. Millions of men would fight a three-front war against the Nazis in Europe, the Japanese in the Pacific and in the China-Burma-India Theater. As the men left home, so did the women. Some six million women also answered the call to serve their country during World War II. Secretary of War Henry Stimson called them, "the largest and potentially finest single source of labor available." They were pilots, spies, soldiers, sailors, riveters, welders, and even Marines. One of the greatest compliments paid to this new workforce came from none other than Albert Speer, who was once head of Nazi Germany's war production. Years after VE Day he said, "You were wise to bring your women into your military and labor force. Had we done that, as you did, it could well have affected the whole course of the war." In this special edition of "War Stories with Oliver North," you'll meet women who served in every branch of our military. You'll also learn how life on the home front changed for two sisters who worked at the Kaiser Shipyard in Richmond, California, a woman who worked in an airplane factory, and even a female baseball player. This is the story of the wives, mothers, sisters and daughters who helped change the course of history during World War II. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
Reviews for the WAR STORIES WITH OLIVER NORTH: THE WOMEN OF WORLD WAR II  Price: $19.95 WAR STORIES WITH OLIVER NORTH: THE BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON
ASIN : B000YJFVYM Amazon.comTheir Marine Corps designation was VMF-214, but for millions of people around the world, they will always be remembered by the name they gave themselves: the "Black Sheep Squadron." Though they fought together for just 12 short weeks under the command of Major Gregory "Pappy" Boyington, the Black Sheep became the most famous fighter squadron in American aviation history. "Baa Baa Black Sheep," a television show loosely based on their exploits, portrayed them as rebels and misfits but as you will see, their real story shatters the televised myths and boasts an ending that rivals any Hollywood script. In this unforgettable episode of "War Stories with Oliver North," you'll take off with five of the original Black Sheep as their F4-U Corsairs roar into battle against the legendary Japanese Zero. In two combat tours they'd lose 20 per cent of their fellow pilots but before they were disbanded in March of 1944, the 51 men of the Black Sheep were credited with an incredible 94 enemy kills. Was "Pappy Boyington" the two-fisted drinker he was portrayed to be? What really happened to him on his fateful final mission? From blistering dogfights over the South Pacific to bar room brawls on the ground, this is the real story of the Black Sheep Squadron from the men who were there. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
Reviews for the WAR STORIES WITH OLIVER NORTH: THE BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON  Price: $19.95 WAR STORIES WITH OLIVER NORTH: RUNNING THE GAUNTLET - THE MERCHANT MARINE
ASIN : B000YJFVUQ amazon.comIn World War II, the U.S. Merchant Marine played a crucial role in every theater of war. Without them, without the bridge of merchant ships delivering weapons, troops, food, ammo, and fuel from the home front to the battle lines, there would have been no Allied victory.
While transiting the ocean, the United States Merchant Marine had to contend with German U-boats, dive-bombers, surface raiders, auxiliary raiders, and mines. When World War II ended in 1945, nearly 80 thousand Allied mariners and 5,000 ships lay at the bottom of the sea. They paid in blood for the right to be called veterans--but it took them over 40 years to be recognized.
In this poignant episode of "War Stories with Oliver North," you'll hear first hand accounts from mariners like Frank Trubisz, whose tanker was torpedoed right off the coast of Georgia. Meet George Duffy and Stanley Willner who managed to survive a blistering attack on the high seas, only to be captured by the Germans, and eventually enslaved by the Japanese. You'll also meet Pete Petersen, a member of Hitler's elite Unterseebootwaffe, who will give you a tour of a captured German U-boat.
This is the story of the United States Merchant Marine."
Reviews for the WAR STORIES WITH OLIVER NORTH: RUNNING THE GAUNTLET - THE MERCHANT MARINE  Price: $19.95 2008 Presidential Character & Conduct: Barack Obama
ASIN : B001ELJM12 Amazon.comIn this in-depth documentary series, Fox News Channel explores the character and conduct of Barack Obama and looks at the decisions he has made in his personal and professional life and how they could play a role in how he would lead during this critical time in our nation's history. Through interviews with Barack Obama's colleagues, friends and critics, this series focuses on the life he has led and experiences he has had, both in and out of public office. This series addresses existing questions about Obama's potential to lead, and provides new insight into what made him who he is today. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
Reviews for the 2008 Presidential Character & Conduct: Barack Obama  Price: $19.95 WAR STORIES WITH OLIVER NORTH: THE TIN CAN SAILORS
ASIN : B000YJFW6Y amazon.comIn this thrilling episode of "War Stories with Oliver North," you'll go to war aboard the destroyers of World War II.
Their crews nicknamed these ships "tin cans" because they lacked armor. The hundreds of destroyers and the 300,000 brave souls that sailed aboard proved invaluable in both the Atlantic and Pacific theatres. The destroyers' "jack-of-all-trades" personality often put them in harm's way against vastly superior foes. Besides delivering mail, they provided fire support, screened for larger ships and hunted enemy subs.
Despite their valiant service they are less well known than the famous capital ships they often protected. The battleship Missouri and carrier Lexington might be more celebrated, but consider this: those fighting ships didn't go anywhere without an escort of destroyers.
Oliver North talks to several sailors who survived a punishing typhoon in December of 1944. Evan Fenn tells how he barely escaped the USS Monaghan as it was overwhelmed and capsized by seas towering near 80 feet. You'll meet another sailor whose "tin can" went head to head with a massive Japanese battleship. And from a survivor you'll learn what it's like to have suicidal kamikazes smash into your ship, just feet from your battle station.
Throughout the war, in seas spanning the globe, the "tin can" sailors of World War II made victory possible. The odds they faced and the sacrifices they made will leave you inspired and humbled."
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