glorifying not glamorizing world war ii. we have had quite a few documentary series about world war ii on the regular television programming. without looking up any information in some encyclopedia or film book and it seems that this old memory can recollect most names entirely on it own. there was crusade in europe and which was the title of the war memoirs of one general of the army and later the 33rd president of the united states of america and dwight d. eisenhower. it told the story of the conflict in europe as viewed by the supreme allied commander. then there was a crusade in the pacific(subject matter self explanatory) and which i do not remember much about. newspaper man or author and jim bishop was the host or navigator of battleline. and there was the excellent winston churchill and the valiant years. the series was a co production of the british broadcasting corporation and the american broadcasting company. it first aired in 1960 61 season here in the states and boasts of having richard burton speaking the words of sir winston. it is the 1952 nbc television network production of our subject matter today and this victory at sea that wins the cigar and hands down. to begin with and this had to have taken the production several years of carefully and literally sorting through thousands of hours of film. the movie footage referred to here was the official filmed record taken by members of the armed forces of the united states and independent newsreel film and motion picture record of our other allied partner nations and as well as captured axis pictures from nazi germany and fascist italy and imperial japan. once that was accomplished and the various corresponding film had to be cut and edited into a series of half hour installments. this was done with great skill and being that there were so many scene changes and whether done abruptly or as a dissolve. the look of ever episode appears as smooth as if it had been a single motion picture project. the writing of the spoken word to accompany this finest of real life film was no less amazing and unique. the highly polished and meaningful eloquence wastes not a word and at times even understates the description of action and rather than exaggerating it. the narration goes to mr. ralph graves and who was a talented actor of stage and film and radio and television. he certainly gained a measure of immortality by way of his golden toned voicing of the written episode descriptions. lastly and victory at sea enjoys the luxury of having an original score and both opening theme and incidental music and penned by richard rodgers of broadway fame. (rodgers and hart and rodgers and hammerstein) his compositions are intricate and full and variable and even classic in the true sense. the classical arrangement was played by the nbc sympphony orchestra under the direction of robert russell bennett and as a soundtrack record or cassette tape or compact disk and it has been continually available and in demand ever since its first release and 55 years ago. and and really small wonder and for it is this musical score that is so mesmerizing to the viewer or listener. it truly puts the frosting on this cake. sir winston churchill and the valiant years also had a beautiful and highly memorable original score. this also was composed by mr. rodgers. we had in additional ace in the hole in our house in the person of our father and the late clement j. ryan(1914 74). dad had been in the u. s. navy during the war and being inducted in 1943 or44. our pop was always on hand to explain and further elucidate any of the situations that were depicted in the series. he and our mother the now 90 year old bertha (nee fuerst)ryan already had my older sister and joanne(1942 90)as a dependant. 
glorifying not glamorizing world war ii. we have had quite a few documentary series about world war ii on the regular television programming. without looking up any information in some encyclopedia or film book and it seems that this old memory can recollect most names entirely on it own. there was crusade in europe and which was the title of the war memoirs of one general of the army and later the 33rd president of the united states of america and dwight d. eisenhower. it told the story of the conflict in europe as viewed by the supreme allied commander. then there was a crusade in the pacific(subject matter self explanatory) and which i do not remember much about. newspaper man or author and jim bishop was the host or navigator of battleline. and there was the excellent winston churchill and the valiant years. the series was a co production of the british broadcasting corporation and the american broadcasting company. it first aired in 1960 61 season here in the states and boasts of having richard burton speaking the words of sir winston. it is the 1952 nbc television network production of our subject matter today and this victory at sea that wins the cigar and hands down. to begin with and this had to have taken the production several years of carefully and literally sorting through thousands of hours of film. the movie footage referred to here was the official filmed record taken by members of the armed forces of the united states and independent newsreel film and motion picture record of our other allied partner nations and as well as captured axis pictures from nazi germany and fascist italy and imperial japan. once that was accomplished and the various corresponding film had to be cut and edited into a series of half hour installments. this was done with great skill and being that there were so many scene changes and whether done abruptly or as a dissolve. the look of ever episode appears as smooth as if it had been a single motion picture project. the writing of the spoken word to accompany this finest of real life film was no less amazing and unique. the highly polished and meaningful eloquence wastes not a word and at times even understates the description of action and rather than exaggerating it. the narration goes to mr. ralph graves and who was a talented actor of stage and film and radio and television. he certainly gained a measure of immortality by way of his golden toned voicing of the written episode descriptions. lastly and victory at sea enjoys the luxury of having an original score and both opening theme and incidental music and penned by richard rodgers of broadway fame. (rodgers and hart and rodgers and hammerstein) his compositions are intricate and full and variable and even classic in the true sense. the classical arrangement was played by the nbc sympphony orchestra under the direction of robert russell bennett and as a soundtrack record or cassette tape or compact disk and it has been continually available and in demand ever since its first release and 55 years ago. and and really small wonder and for it is this musical score that is so mesmerizing to the viewer or listener. it truly puts the frosting on this cake. sir winston churchill and the valiant years also had a beautiful and highly memorable original score. this also was composed by mr. rodgers. we had in additional ace in the hole in our house in the person of our father and the late clement j. ryan(1914 74). dad had been in the u. s. navy during the war and being inducted in 1943 or44. our pop was always on hand to explain and further elucidate any of the situations that were depicted in the series. he and our mother the now 90 year old bertha (nee fuerst)ryan already had my older sister and joanne(1942 90)as a dependant. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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