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World
War II stretcher
Collier's reporter Martha Gellhorn stowed away on a hospital
ship to get ashore at Normandy after the D-Day invasion in June
1944. Once there she helped transport the wounded using stretchers
like this one.Credit: Courtesy U.S. Army Medical
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Gulf War body armor
This body armor was worn by CNN correspondent Peter Arnett while
covering the Persian Gulf War.Credit: Newseum
collection/gift of Peter Arnett (photo by Dave Scavone)
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Shrapnel-gouged
helmet
This helmet was worn by correspondent Richard Tregaskis, who
was covering Army troops in Italy in 1943 when a German shell
fragment tore through his helmet, pierced his skull and nearly
killed him.Credit: Courtesy U.S. Marine Corps
Air Ground Museum (photo by Ben Laurie)
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Richard
Harding Davis artifacts
Turn-of-the-century correspondent Richard Harding Davis fought
in the battles he covered, garnering him campaign medals and badges.
Other artifacts include Davis' gold pocket watch; a photo of Davis,
posing in the entryway to his luxurious tent in the Boer War in
1900; his leather cigar case with monogram; his camera, made by
Western Camera Manufacturing Co., Chicago; and a book of eulogies
on Davis, including a remembrance from Theodore Roosevelt. Credit:
Artifacts courtesy Kristen Kehrig (photo by Dave Scavone)
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