war correspondents

The author recounts his youth in New Zealand, becoming a journalist, and covering war from Vietnam to the Persian Gulf War.

A collection of personal accounts in which photographers, journalists, and reporters describe what was like covering the war in Iraq.

The author recounts the years he spent in Europe during World War II as a radio correspondent for NBC.

A visual history of wartime journalism, covering conflicts around the world from the Civil War to Afghanistan, and including actual dispatches from reporters and photographers.

Presents twenty-six short stories, set in the Civil War, by nineteenth-century American author Ambrose Bierce, and also includes Bierce's memoirs of the war and chronicles of major battles.

Reminiscences of a Northern army war correspondent during the Civil War.

Presents a collection of dispatches written by Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent George Weller during World War II. Depicts the world-wide horrors and heroism of war from both the Pacific and European fronts.

Discusses some of the advantages and disadvantages of the real-time reporting of the 2003 Iraq War and provides some background on the history of war correspondents.

A collection of Ernie Pyle's World War II columns, complete with datelines, photographs, biographical essays, and historical notes on the campaigns Pyle covered.

Kim Barker arrived in Kabul Afghanistan as a journalist who had only recently acquired a passport. As she learned more about Pakistan and Afghanistan her love for both countries grew, along with her fears for their future stability.