One episode shows the iconic photo known as "Napalm Girl", which features a young naked girl, victim of a napalm attack. Non-sexual nudity, warfare context.

Explicit footage of injuried Vietnamese soldiers of both sides and also USA soldiers.

Explicit footage of dead Vietnamese soldiers of both sides, revolutionaries (aka VC) and even civilian Vietnamese, including women, eldery and children

Violent footage of wartime. Explicit footage of a South Vietnamese officer shooting an enemy in the head with a pistol.

During an explanation on the French's invasion of Vietnam in the 19th century, a picture shows three people being beheaded. One is seen with his head between is kneeled legs and a little bit of bloody spray. The other is seen as the sword (or axe) is coming down. It is a passing image however, pausing on the image allows you to see it.

A soldier is seen being shot as his fellow soldiers shoot towards the fire.

Part of a riot is seen, a protestor punches a police officer who responds with hitting him with a night stick.

A young girl is seen nude and injured with burns briefly.

An image of a cart is seen being pushed by man with feet hanging out of the tarp of people who starved to death.

A plane is seen crashing and exploding.

Footage of protests and bombings are played in reverse.

War footage from WW2 is seen. Bombings are seen and an injured man is seen lying on the ground.

There's an image of a soldier looking into the camera with 20 bodies behind him. Not overly graphic however one of the man's faces is obviously swollen and partially bloody.

The images of a young black soldier, deceased, being carried by his fellow soldiers.

The bodies of two women who starved to death are seen for a few seconds.

Briefly seen is the famous photo of Jeffery Miller who is shot and lying on the ground during the events of the Kent State Shooting.

Four dead bodies of American soldiers are briefly seen.

A man is seen dead in his car after being shot.

Dead bodies of American troops are seen being loaded into a back of a truck.

Three Vietnamese men are seen dead along a river.

From a camera in a helicopter, we see a machine gun shooting at a person below.

When showing the Berlin Wall, people are seen crossing through barbwire with one woman getting caught in it.

Two photos of a Vietnamese man and child are seen being moved at gunpoint and he has clearly been beaten.

In a photo a man is seen crouching while crying over a covered dead body of a child.

A group of 15 bodies are shown in a row some with gunshot wounds visible however the pictures is in black and white.

Two Vietcong are suddenly shot. The ARVN are seen looting the bodies and punching one of the captured men in the face.

Brief combat is seen. If you pause or look for it, there's a person dead on the ground surrounds in blood but it's hard to see. In the next moment, an injured soldier wraps his hands around a fellow soldier as he drags him away. Another soldier is seen injured being aided.

Some fighting is seen during an explanation of the Civil Rights Protests. A man is seen being punched in the face multiple times.

A battle is described and three dead soldiers are seen. A helicopter is seen crashing from a short distance.

Protestors are seen being sprayed with hoses. Footage of another monk burning himself to death is shown.

The infamous photo of Quang Duc is shown burning himself to death as well as the aftermath of his burning.

In episode I, there are 2 uses of shit and one use of hell.

Several archive footage scenes in different episodes shown USA soldiers smoking cigarettes.

One episode mentions briefly the use of heroin by USA soldiers in Vietnam.

Intense and frightening archive footage of warfare.

Frightening and disturbing relates of wartime.

An older Vietnamese woman who is clearly not a threat is pictured with a rifle barrel against her temple.

During a protest, it is described that 8 protesters were shot and killed with youngest being 12 and the oldest being 20.