In a poll conducted by the History Channel among British audiences, this picture topped the list of photographs Powerful news image of the last 50 years. The “Napalm Girl” photo was voted the most Was to create photos that could change the war. He had fulfilled his brother’s dream, which Insistence, Nick got his first job in the darkroom, and not long after that, he became a Horst Faas, the photographĭirector for A.P.’s Saigon office, first turned Nick down because he was afraid that Nick would die on the battlefield like his

He was killed in 1965 at the age of 27 whileīrother died, Nick applied for a job at AP in 1966. Nick’s love for photography came from his brother, a former A.P. The Associated Press at the time he snapped the famous “Napalm Girl” photo. Nick Út working as a war correspondent for AP in 1972. Kim would haveĭied a few hours after the bombs were dropped, if not for the help of a Vietnamese photographer, Nick Út, who took her The bombs, includingĭuring the escape, Kim Phúc’s cousin died, and more than half of her body was severely burned. Some villagers decided to flee the temple On the second day, the combat inched closer and closer to the Often hid among the villagers because it helped avoid airstrikes and artillery.Ĭasualties, many villagers fled and took shelter in theīuddist temple of the village, including Kim Phuc, the protagonist girl in the The North Vietnamese Army (VNA) occupied the South Vietnamese town of Trang Of Trang Bang, Tay Ninh Province, in Vietnam. Lucky survivors after the napalm bombings of the U.S. Running toward the cameras of international journalists. The picture shows a naked 9-year-old girl, screaming in pain for help and

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