iamzip
Ambitious, but rubbish
Interesting documentary right now on military history channel, about the photojournalists who covered the Vietnam conflict. It will be shown a few more times tomorrow.
Iestrada
Well-known
What is the title?
iamzip
Ambitious, but rubbish
That is the title: Camera Martyrs of Vietnam
stnolan
Established
Heres a link to it on Youtube to watch at your convenience
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE17C94ADB75BD662
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE17C94ADB75BD662
Iestrada
Well-known
Found it! Thanks.
maddoc
... likes film again.
Thanks for the link!
kbg32
neo-romanticist
Great program.
02Pilot
Malcontent
Pretty well done, though a bit odd there was no mention of Capa.
stnolan
Established
I remember a few years ago they made a movie called The Road to Freedom loosely based on Sean Flynn and Dana Stone as well as a movie that was in development about Dickey Chapelle that was supposed to star Jennifer Aniston.
gb hill
Veteran
That's because Capa wasn't in Vietnam.
ChipMcD
Well-known
Capa was killed in Vietnam when the French were fighting there--before we took our bite at that apple.
gb hill
Veteran
That's right. it was called the Indo-China war I think.
JoeV
Thin Air, Bright Sun
Great film, thanks for sharing. So, has anyone here seen the "Requiem" book mentioned?
~Joe
~Joe
Michael Markey
Veteran
Looks like a great series ...I`ll watch the YouTube links tonight.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
Sparrow
Veteran
... yes, very strange ... I'd have thought Capa's death was a perfect introduction to the subject
Alpsman
Well-known
Thanx a lot
jarski
Veteran
thx for sharing. bookmarked 
02Pilot
Malcontent
As noted, Capa was indeed in Vietnam while it was part of French Indo-China. Since the program began by spending a considerable amount of time discussing a French photographer working at Dien Bien Phu (1954, the same year Capa died), it seemed a rather startling oversight.
retina777
Member
"Requiem" was published in 1997 and is an incredible collection of photos by and stories of the PJs who were killed in Indo China from the time of the French through the American involvement.
_goodtimez
Well-known
Thanks for sharing. I LOVE this era, not the war itself, but these years.