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He got so close to the action he was wounded four times. "Any war picture is an antiwar picture," he once said.

The British photographer was wounded four times while covering the war and inspired Dennis Hopper’s character in “Apocalypse Now.”

Legendary war photographer Tim Page has died at the age of 78. He was best known for his work chronicling the Vietnam War. His gonzo lifestyle was the inspiration behind the photographer character in

In March 1999, John H. Richardson told the story of his father, a CIA operative during the Cold War. As part of our new podcast series, Richardson reads his own work.

Bill Vandenbush joined the U.S. Army in 1968. When he got to Vietnam, the war zone wasn't what ...

John Annerino guides readers through bucket-list travels in new photography book, America’s Outback: An Odyssey Through the Great Southwest.

"If you're committed, you went all the way."

Photojournalist who covered the civil war in Lebanon, the siege of Sarajevo, the fall of the Berlin wall and the 2003 invasion of Iraq

Death as a theme has a place in the artist’s obsessions. Later paintings depict skeletons as part of the imagery with a lightheartedness that makes one think the artist at 91 has come to terms with the issue of mortality. One work places the skeleton over an original silhouette of the artist from his own shadow. Another earlier and more somber image is based on a 1965 war

Dan Southerland, who reported on the war in Laos, remembers four colleagues lost on Feb. 10, 1971 when their helicopter was shot down by North Vietnamese forces.