I've watched that as well,, NATGEO is a Fav too..Archie Sweeney is one of a dozen veterans featured in "WWII in HD," a 10-hour series that tells the story of the war using 3,000 hours of rare, color footage unearthed from archives and private collections all over the world. The History channel restored much of the footage - some of which has never been seen before - and converted it to high definition.
The series follows the experiences of Sweeney and 11 other Americans throughout the war using letters, memoirs and interviews with their family members.
Larry Miller, a researcher from the History channel who summered in the Adirondacks and has written books about the region, has been working with Sweeney's relatives since February. He said Sweeney was actually the last one to be included in the series.]quote]
http://www.ngc.tv/Programmes/photos.asp … alleryNo=3
Kmarion wrote:
NATGEO, The Science channel, and the Smithsonian channel are also great.
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