Title: Serious Technical Defects
Product review: I have viewed three copies of this Mill Creek Entertainment pressing. The first two were my original order and a replacement obtained from the midwest via the internet, while the third was purchased locally in New York State. ALL THREE had the same technical defects, as follows. DVD 2 suffered from much digital breakup and omitted about a minute near the end of Roman Renaissance. DVD 3 stopped cold as German soldiers were surrendering their weapons toward the end of The Fate of Europe.Victory at Sea is one of the finest creations of the documentary art. Between Henry Salomon's script and Richard Rodgers's music I find it nearly impossible to view and keep my eyes dry. To offer it complete at this price must have had its cost in slipshod quality control. It really is worth purchasing an alternative issue that will serve the buyer well through many years of viewing.
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