This is essentially the same review I posted for Part 1.
ABOUT THE SERIES: I watched this series when I was twelve years old. I really liked the series Combat that began its run in 1962 when I was eleven. I recall how different The Lieutenant was from "war" movies and television shows that I'd watched before. This series, from my twelve year old perspective, was serious and seemed real. I liked Gary Lockwood very much. I also liked Robert Vaughn as the company commander. He was definitely in command, but also seemed truly concerned about his men.
ABOUT THE PACKAGING AND DVDs: The single-sided DVDs are well protected in the plastic case. Don't look for any booklet or details on the individual episodes or any extras on the DVDs, except for the international release of the episode "To Kill a Man" in movie length. The menu is simple and straight forward, but effective. It does not appear that the episodes were remastered, but the quality is still very good. I'm watching it on a 40" LED Samsung HD and the picture appears pretty sharp and clear.
Since this is the first product I have owned on DVD-R media, I was concerned about how they would play. So, this evening I placed each disc in my Sony Upscaling DVD Player (model DVP-NS710H/B) which I purchased new in 2010. Each disc loaded. I checked out the menus and scrolled through the options. I played the beginning of two episodes on each disc. They played fine. I'll watch all the episodes in their entirety later.
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