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Former war correspondents talked about their experiences during the Vietnam war from the early 1960s to the pullout of U.S. troops in 1972. No Greater Love holds an annual remembrance fo…

Ms. Zacharias talked about her memoir Hero Mama: A Daughter Remembers the Father She Lost in Vietnam--and the Mother Who Held Her Family Together, published by William Morrow, at the New Sc…

Panelists talked about how war reporting and press relations with the military have changed since the Vietnam War, reporting rules, information gathering and relations with the military. Tho…

Journalists at War: The 2003 William E. Colby Military Writers Symposium on War Reporting. The panelists include Rick Atkinson, author of An Army at Dawn, Joseph Galloway, co-author of We We…

Author Joseph Galloway spoke about his experiences as a reporter during the Vietnam War and his book We were Soldiers Once ... And Young which was being made in to a motion picture.

Participants talked about the inherent and necessary tension between the military and the news media, particularly during times of armed conflict. Among the topics they addressed were nation…

Mr. Galloway is the author of “We Were Soldiers Once...and Young.” He talked about the 35th anniversary of the Vietnam War and his experiences during it. He also responded to viewer calls, f…

Participants stood in front of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and celebrated the sacrifices of those who fought for the United States in wars, foreign and domestic. Veteran Jack Smith and oth…

In a forum entitled, “Preparing Journalists to Cover the Next War (If There Is One),” panelists talked about past war coverage and ways of preparing reporters for future wars.

Joseph Galloway, the senior writer, U.S. News and World Report was given exclusive access to cover the 24th Infantry Mechanized Division of the U.S. Army during its ground assault on the Ira…