Vietnam & Cambodia
American Troops in Field near Da Nang, South Vietnam, 1972. © Bettmann/Getty Images
David Hume Kennerly
U.S. Soldier on Easter Sunday, Khe Sanh, Vietnam, 1971. © Bettmann/Getty Images
David Hume Kennerly
U.S. Soldier and His Helmet, near Da Nang, South Vietnam, 1972
David Hume Kennerly
Wounded South Vietnamese Soldier, Protesting, Saigon, Vietnam, 1971. © Bettmann/Getty Images
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Vietnamese Soldiers Carrying Wounded Soldier from Battle Field near Tay Ninh, South Vietnam, 1971. © Bettmann/Getty Images
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Lone Soldier, A Shau Valley, South Vietnam, 1971. © Bettmann/Getty Images
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Child Refugee, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 1975. © Bettmann/Getty Images
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Children Tending Water Buffalo, Krek, Cambodia, 1971. © Bettmann/Getty Images
David Hume Kennerly
American Prisoners of War inside Their Jail Cell, Hanoi, Vietnam, 1973
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Refugees Escaping with U.S. Military Tanks on Road, Lai Khe, South Vietnam, 1973
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American Troops in Field near Da Nang, South Vietnam, 1972. © Bettmann/Getty Images
David Hume Kennerly
American G.I. during a Monsoon, Jungle near Da Nang, South Vietnam, 1972
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Thousands of Vietnamese Soldiers Aboard the U.S. Pioneer Commander, Cam Ranh Bay, South Vietnam, 1975
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Vietnamese Civilians Boarding Buses and Trucks, Nha Trang, South Vietnam, 1975. © Bettmann/Getty Images
David Hume Kennerly
Walter Cronkite, CBS News Anchor, Reports from Hanoi, Vietnam, 1973
David Hume Kennerly
Vietnamese Soldiers Carrying Wounded Soldier from Battle Field near Tay Ninh, South Vietnam, 1971. © Bettmann/Getty Images
David Hume Kennerly
Equipped with the belief that photography is a vital form of political engagement and patriotic action, David Hume Kennerly traveled to conflict zones in countries such as India, Iraq, and, featured in this online gallery, Cambodia and Vietnam. Photographs like Kennerly’s are pivotal in shaping public opinion and political response to evolving crises.