A 1967 CBS television documentary in which Morley Safer presents, without commentary, interviews with U.S. airmen returning from a bombing mission in Vietnam, allowing their descriptions of killing to stand on their own.
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Morley Safer as Self
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Morley Safer’s Vietnam Trailer
United States 04 April 1967
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