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Vietnam (National Edition) Program 102 Original Airdate: 10/15/1975 Subject Keywords Afro-American politicians Afro-American veterans Afro-Americans - Attitudes Theater Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975 Subject Genre Public Affairs: Current Events Personal Names Bond, Julian Ford, Harold E. Gasden, Al Spellman, A.B. Program Description Program looks at the African American soldier in United States history, with an emphasis on Vietnam War veterans via interviews, commentary, and performance. Host David Crippens introduces the following segments: the "Historical Minute" with Georgia State Representative Julian Bond, an interview with Vietnam veteran Al Gasden (who talks about racism in the United States Army), "Bookbeat," a "Spotlight" excerpt from PBS's production Willie Lobo, Manchild, "Political Note" with Tennessee Representative Harold E. Ford, "Information" on self-help agencies for veterans, a "Conversation" between two Vietnam veterans (one of which is Gasden), and "Commentary" by professor and historian A.B. Spellman on the CIA and FBI. Executive Producer Topper Carew Producer Marita Rivero Associate Producer Barbara Barrow Director Conrad White Editor Henry Johnson Writer Dighton Spooner Host David Crippens Performers Sheryl Bibbs (quickie) Others Orlando Bagwell (assistant cameraman) Orlando Bagwell (assistant editor) Bill Benson (unit manager) Hayes Burnett (music coordinator) Lloyd Cogell (still photography) Henry Johnson (cameraman) Vickie Jones (assistant producer-film) Webster Lewis (music coordinator) David Loerzel (assistant cameraman) Sallie McGuire Nicholas (production assistant) Huntley Nicholas Jr. (sound) Huntley Nicholas Jr. (assistant editor) Dighton Spooner (researcher)
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