"Shot in high definition and blending period music, photos, newspaper illustrations, artwork, maps and drawings, this powerful documentary chronicles American involvement in the Great War. An excellent resource." - Carol Holzberg, Booklist

"Marches along stirringly with period music, rare film footage and archival photos to bring to life previously untold tales of battlefield heroism and sacrifice, the too-often-forgotten contributions of African-American soldiers and the bravery of female volunteers who risked their lives to support the troops." - Neil Pond, American Profile

"Recounts years of change through period photographs, drawings and recordings." - American History

"A welcome overview of a conflict that influenced much of the 20th century. Highly recommended.” - J. Wadland, Video Librarian

"David Carradine’s very effective narration is supplemented with period music; visuals include period art and illustrations, still and moving images, and contemporary location footage. A good choice." - Mary Mueller, School Library Journal

"The forgotten stories and selfless sacrifices made by the American men and women who valiantly served in the Great War come together to offer a lasting reminder of our brave heritage in this documentary from filmmaker Mark Bussler." - Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

"This excellent DVD documentary shows the personal cost of fighting in the ‘War to End All Wars.’ " - Dave (Doc) Kirby, WTBF Video Book Bit

"An excellent film about America's involvement in WWI. There are many stories here, accompanied by excellent film, photos, and period music, while David Carradine lends his smooth, even voice to the narration." - Eric Renshaw, CurledUpDVD.com

"A beautiful account of the war, and it's a fitting tribute to the sacrifices made during it. Superb!" - Dante A. Ciampaglia, Fulvuedrive-in.com

"Compelling documentary that delivers a gripping look at the realities of the Great War, the first of the modern wars and long referred to as ‘the war to end all wars.’ Highly recommended." - Dennis Prince, DVDVerdict.com

"A worthy addition to the Minutes of History series." - Tim Gebhart, Blogcritics.org

"Highly recommended. Powerful, balanced, brilliant use of stills - truly excellent. David Carradine's commentary strikes the right note."
- Gordon Smith, Naval-History.net

"Highly recommended. Provides a marvelous introduction to this increasingly forgotten conflict utilizing spectacular black and white stills, paintings, propaganda posters and newspaper clippings that give the viewer a more impressionistic feel for the conflict and highlight stories of influential people who impacted events in the War to End all Wars." - Paul Mavis, DVDTalk.com