If They Could See Us Now
The Story of Charlotte's 38th Evacuation Hospital
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©2008 Chris Hudson Productions. All Rights Reserved
If They Could See Us Now
The Story of Charlotte's 38th Evacuation Hospital
Combat didn’t belong to just soldiers and officers
during World War II. Many WWII veterans never
picked up a rifle, flew a B-17 Bomber, captured a
Nazi or Japanese soldier or killed another human
being. Many worked behind the scenes saving lives
instead of taking them.
IF THEY COULD SEE US NOW is a documentary
about Charlotte’s 38th Evacuation Hospital during
World War II. This film tells the amazing story of
doctors and nurses from Charlotte, NC joining the
war effort and going overseas to help support troops
battling the Axis powers.
From storming the beaches in North Africa during
Operation Torch, to setting up camp and taking care
of countless casualties at Anzio, the 38th Evacuation
Hospital started from a simple idea at a lawn party in
Charlotte to becoming internationally known in
magazines such as Time and Life.
Shot in High Definition, this documentary contains
interviews of 38th doctors and nurses, and photos
and film footage of the unit in action. In addition,
the DVD contains deleted scenes, promos, a CMS
Magazine interview with Director Chris Hudson, a
WFAE Radio interview with Director Chris Hudson,
and a special promo by Ken Burns!
during World War II. Many WWII veterans never
picked up a rifle, flew a B-17 Bomber, captured a
Nazi or Japanese soldier or killed another human
being. Many worked behind the scenes saving lives
instead of taking them.
IF THEY COULD SEE US NOW is a documentary
about Charlotte’s 38th Evacuation Hospital during
World War II. This film tells the amazing story of
doctors and nurses from Charlotte, NC joining the
war effort and going overseas to help support troops
battling the Axis powers.
From storming the beaches in North Africa during
Operation Torch, to setting up camp and taking care
of countless casualties at Anzio, the 38th Evacuation
Hospital started from a simple idea at a lawn party in
Charlotte to becoming internationally known in
magazines such as Time and Life.
Shot in High Definition, this documentary contains
interviews of 38th doctors and nurses, and photos
and film footage of the unit in action. In addition,
the DVD contains deleted scenes, promos, a CMS
Magazine interview with Director Chris Hudson, a
WFAE Radio interview with Director Chris Hudson,
and a special promo by Ken Burns!
If They Could See Us Now:
The Story of Charlotte's 38th Evacuation Hospital,
A Chris Hudson Documentary, Directed and Produced
by Chris Hudson
The Story of Charlotte's 38th Evacuation Hospital,
A Chris Hudson Documentary, Directed and Produced
by Chris Hudson
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PRICE:
$20.00 plus s/h
(total $25.00)
$20.00 plus s/h
(total $25.00)
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Chris Hudson
4800 Cloverhurst Drive
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
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Chris Hudson
4800 Cloverhurst Drive
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
A Production of Chris Hudson Productions and WTVI
Directed, Produced, Written, and Edited by CHRIS HUDSON; Director of Photography RANDY FULP;
Additional Photography JASON ROWLAND; Narrated by SCOTT BRADY;
Music Courtesy of KILLER TRACKS
Corporate funding is provided by SouthMinster, Presbyterian Alumni Association, Nancy Carter, The Helms/ Rich Family,
The Hudson Foundation, Chris Hudson and Viewers Like You.
Directed, Produced, Written, and Edited by CHRIS HUDSON; Director of Photography RANDY FULP;
Additional Photography JASON ROWLAND; Narrated by SCOTT BRADY;
Music Courtesy of KILLER TRACKS
Corporate funding is provided by SouthMinster, Presbyterian Alumni Association, Nancy Carter, The Helms/ Rich Family,
The Hudson Foundation, Chris Hudson and Viewers Like You.
DVD Also Available at:
Park Road Books
WTVI
Queens University of Charlotte Bookstore
Kicks & Grins
The Charlotte Museum of History
Park Road Books
WTVI
Queens University of Charlotte Bookstore
Kicks & Grins
The Charlotte Museum of History