Những hình ảnh Vietnam War

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DANA STONE
Bong Son, Vietnam, 1966
Soldiers of the U.S. First Air Cavalry Division point their weapons at villagers whom they flushed from the brush along the riverbank.
(UPI)
Thông tin về tác giả:
Dana Stone showed up at the doorstep of the UPI bureau in Saigon in 1965 after buying a ticket to Vietnam on a freighter. He quickly became one of the finest young photographers covering the war.
He and Sean Flynn, the son of movie star Errol Flynn, soon formed a close friendship and the war became a great adventure for both of them. They often rode to scenes of action on their motorcycles. In 1970, they were riding those bikes down a road in Cambodia when they were stopped and executed in a field by the Khmer Rouge.
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LARRY BURROWS
Mekong Delta, Vietnam, 1963
South Vietnamese troops with ********* prisoners. (LIFE)

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LARRY BURROWS - Vietnam, 1962
Vietnamese Air Force T-28 Skyraiders, flown by U.S. Air Force pilots, drop napalm on ********* targets. (LIFE)

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HENRI HUET - Vung Tau, Vietnam, 1966
Soldiers of the U.S. Army Eleventh Armored Cavalry Regiment walk ashore. (AP)
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LARRY BURROWS - Vietnam, 1962
Vietnamese Air Force T-28 Skyraiders, flown by U.S. Air Force pilots, drop napalm on ********* targets. (LIFE)

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HENRI HUET - Vung Tau, Vietnam, 1966
Soldiers of the U.S. Army Eleventh Armored Cavalry Regiment walk ashore. (AP)

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HENRI HUET - Bong Son, Vietnam, 1966
A Vietnamese mother and her children are framed by the legs of a soldier from the U.S. First Cavalry Division. (AP)

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HUYNH THANH MY
Tan Dinh Island, Mekong Delta, Vietnam, 1965
Vietnamese battalion commander Captain Thach Quyen interrogates a captured ********* suspect. (AP)
Once the American buildup had gotten underway in mid-1965, most western photographers turned their attention to the U.S. troops. This left most of the day-to-day ARVN operations to Vietnamese photographers working for the news services. Largely unsung, their work required as much, if not more, bravery than their higher-paid Western colleagues. They also died in greater numbers, and contributed some of the best photographs of the war.
(Dirck Halstead)

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