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https://licensing.tvnz.co.nz/footage-request-private-setting
I am a collector of original WW2 era militaria, uniform and vehicles of the American unit depicted, the 43rd Infantry Division, so it is great to see the 43rd remembered on film.
As far as we are aware it is not available to buy on DVD.
If you wish to obtain a copy you may have luck buying a copy from the TVNZ Archives. Their link for footage requests (personal use) is: http://tvnz.co.nz/footage/request-form-personal-use-3379314
Kim - NZ On Screen
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