...The long military retreat that followed the Chinese intervention sparked a new round of recriminations between the military and media in the Far East. This chapter examines MacArthur's claims that war correspondents exaggerated the scale of defeat. It then explores the pressures that finally forced...

... William Middleton Drew Roosevelt Franklin D war correspondents World War II George Patton Bill Stoneman Ernie Pyle Wes Gallagher Drew Middleton Dwight Eisenhower military-media relations public opinion Over the long, dismal winter of 1942–43, George Patton had felt as though he had been put...

... of Shenandoah Valley Campaign 1864 songs hymns and anthems Spotsylvania Court House Battle of Swannanoa Gap war correspondents Wilderness Battle of the Associated Press AP Atlanta Ga Bohemian Brigade of Northern newspaper war correspondents Chicago Times Confederacy Confederate States of America CSA...

...This book challenges the assumptions that reporters and their audiences alike have about the way the trade operates and how it sees the world. It unpacks the taken-for-granted aspects of the lives of war correspondents, exposing the principles of interaction and valorisation that usually go...

...-war protest Monica Felton Joseph Needham Hewlett Johnson British Communism Anti-Americanism War correspondents Violence Atrocities Loyalty Treason In June 1951 popular debate about the Korean War concentrated around one rather unlikely figure: the chair of the Stevenage Development...

...Focusing primarily on the work of the small group of officially accredited British correspondents on the Western Front, this chapter traces the evolution of the war correspondents’ writing in response to external pressures, including censorship, limited access to the fighting area, the sheer scale...

... of World War II. The purpose of this study is to shed light on the relatively unknown experiences and hardships of the war correspondents who lived in metropolitan war zones and suffered alongside the civilian populations. The personal papers and professional writings of Associated Press correspondents...

... by journalists with the ‘special’ generally a war correspondent becoming a key feature. There was also growing awareness that reports of major criminal court cases, such as that of Madeleine Smith, could attract readership and regular court reporting increased. From the 1880s there was also growing coverage...

... debate on the role of war correspondents is also discussed. It has been argued that journalists misled the public about the reality of the war and military setbacks. This book examines the work of some twenty-six international correspondents who reported on the retreat from Burma, nearly half of whom...

...This chapter looks at the role of the Army Public Relations Office in organising the work of the war correspondents. It examines the way correspondents operated whilst in Burma, and the constraints they were under, particularly from the strict military censorship regime. Examples are given of how...

... Astley Colonel Philip Boothe Claire Busvine Richard Churchill Randolph Curie Eve De Luce Daniel DesertWar Hemingway Ernest Jordan Philip Macdonald Roderick Monroe Ian Moorehead Alan Rodger George Salerno Gallagher E O’Dowd War correspondents Bergen Belsen Burchett Wilfred Inle Lake...

... the war continued in Europe, even major battles like those fought on Saipan and Okinawa were often buried on the inside pages. Brisbane Chungking headquarters reporting from Honolulu Pacific Pyle Ernest T war correspondents Casey Robert G casualties Chicago Sun Eisenhower Dwight D Johnston...

... Japan New York Times United Press UP Knox Frank McCormick Colonel Robert Navy Building Associated Press AP Collier’s Tobey Charles W Wheeler Burton K Office of Censorship Price Byron San Francisco Chronicle Smith Paul C war correspondents Christian Science Monitor Harsch Joseph...

... Conference war correspondents Pacific War atrocities Gripsholm Doolittle raid Douglas MacArthur Bataan death march censorship Ed Dyess Chicago Tribune A large crowd had gathered along the Rio de Janeiro portside long before the Gripsholm was scheduled to dock. The more eagle-eyed...

... Monks Noel Noderer E R Van Atta Lee Port Moresby public relations officers PROs war correspondents Cromie Robert Eichelberger Robert Halsey William F Kiriwina Krueger Walter Lehrbas Lloyd New Georgia Battle of O’Flaherty Hal US Army units of Woodlark communications Rabaul headquarters...

... Miller Harold B public relations officers PROs US Navy combat correspondents Forrestal James V Knox Frank Marshall Islands Saipan war correspondents communications Guam interservice rivalries Southwest Pacific Area SWPA Tarawa Battle of censorship Filan Frank media bosses photographs...

... across America. Bigart Homer Buckner Simon Bolivar Chicago Tribune Marines units of media bosses New York Herald Tribune Okinawa Battle of public relations officers PROs US Army US Army units of war correspondents Lawrence David Smith versus Smith Washington Evening Star Anzio Forrestal...

... A Lee Clark MacArthur Douglas Manila casualties Brines Russell Luzon public relations officers PROs war correspondents World War I headquarters reporting from communications Hewlett Frank Hewlett Virginia United Press UP Bataan Battle of Sino Japanese War US Army US Army units...

... relations officers PROs Washington Evening Star communications Hollywood Miller Robert C Nimitz Chester W Tregaskis Richard Edson Merritt A Tenaru Battle of Bloody Ridge Battle of Durdin Tillman Kent Carleton Sino Japanese War war correspondents Yarborough Tom McCarthy Frank United Press UP...