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Long after the war, the AP’s George Esper and Pulitzer Prize–winning photographer Nick Ut turned up to get another scoop in Vietnam. Vietnam’s June 2012 issue, with its remembrance of George Esper and story behind Nick Ut’s 1972“Napalm Girl” photograph, sparked a poignant memory for me. In September 1988, the United States conducted the first …
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… Read MoreA Hard Look Back at Burma: Conversation with Morris FactorAT AGE 93, Morris Factor still endures bouts of dengue fever, which he contracted while serving in Burma with Merrill’s Marauders. The 5307th Composite Unit (Provisional), the offi… Read MoreLetters from Readers- World War II December 2013The Mighty Hickory BOB WEISS HAS WRITTEN the definitive narrative of the battle for Mortain in his book Fire Mission, and it was a pleasure to see his piece included with Rick Atki… Read MoreThe Reading List- Duff McKaganHitlerland: American Eyewitnesses to the Rise of Nazi Power Andrew Nagorski (2012) “Nagorski illustrates the Third Reich through the eyes of journalists reporting from Germany from… Read MoreWWII Today- December 2013German Magazine Glorifies SS, Critics Complain German-language pulp magazine Der Landser takes its name from a slang expression referring to the ordinary infantryman. If the monthl… Read More
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