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Thx for the feedback, I still need polish this, and with time experience will come I hope

Sedghammer's American Support Doctrine

I agree to everything you've said. But I wouldn't go as far to say that it resembles truth as much as, before mentioned, John Wayne movie.

I mentioned it precisely because it has more depth then many other documentaries, and even some in this thread. And they pretty much all fall in the same category of being biased one way or the other.

I myself don't expect to get something that's science approved because it'd be pretty naive thinking on my part. And on top of that, even the modern historiography of today has considerable divergences of opinion on various interwar and ww2 era matters. Whether it's political, economic or social history related.
To satisfy the urge of getting something that has methodological backing of historical science, one studies history. Preferably in some institution that has good reputation. Not that i'm saying that formal education is a prerequisite for a discussion.
But to get back on the matter - I myself haven't encountered a doc that is completely unbiased, besides those that deal solely with technical issues. If you come across something like that, please point it out!

@ Sedghammer - thx man! I've now tried this more then a couple of times - worked like a charm.

[replay]http://workupload.com/file/SP8PP55j[/replay]

I've seen that someone has asked for replays. I haven't saved any besides the latest I've played.