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They were some of the most powerful men who've ever lived. They waged war,

forged peace, and altered the fates of billions of people, and yet they were just as human,

just as flawed as you and me. They were the presidents of the United States,

and they are the subjects of the history podcast, this American president.

In each episode of this American president, we explore how flawed men

have managed this awesome responsibility. To listen now, go to pathanonpodcast.com

or search this American president on your favorite podcast platform.

Welcome to the History Unplugged Podcast. The unscripted show that celebrates unsung heroes,

Mythbust's historical lies, and rediscoveres the forgotten stories that changed our world.

I'm your host, Scott Rank.

All right everyone, welcome back to our series on movies we love and movies we hate based on how

historically accurate or inaccurate they are. Join to my co-host Steve Gwera. Steve, how are you?

I'm great. All right, well we've looked a lot of different movies. We have looked at movies

that we hated, and it's hard not to because the vast majority of movies get things wrong about history.

So I'm getting it pretty right. We're going to look at one that you like, and we'll see how accurate

or inaccurate it is. And that is the green braids. So the Duke John Wayne has fought many times

in World War II. He's fought many times in the Old West. Now he's going to win the Vietnam War

for us. Okay, set this up for us. In this movie the Green Beret came out in 1968, which was a pivotal

year in the Vietnam War, which we will get to in a moment. The broad overview of the movie is the

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