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Adobe Blogs (Free subscription) | 24/07/2008
Mid-week photography: Death & destruction: Photojournalist Warren Zinn reflects on the photo that made Army medic Joseph Dwyer famous, and wonders whether it contributed to the troubled vet's death last month. Kottke features the disarmingly placid image Robert Wiles captured immediately after Evelyn McHale leapt to her death from the observation deck of the Empire State Building in 1947. (Warhol...
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Alternate Brain (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
This is one of the grimmest articles I've yet read about a problem that is only going to get worse. Please read it. I want you to stay angry about a completely failed system that needs to get changed. Whatever it takes. Raw Story A photograph taken in the first days of the war had made the medic from New York's Long Island a symbol of the United States' good intentions in the Middle East. When he returned...
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The Point (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
From patient initiative, to military bureaucracy, to civilians and "civil liberties," it doesn't seem anything could have been done for Joseph Dwyer. But hats off to Dionne Knapp and the rest of the "four Musketeers" for their heroic friendship on...
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西儒 ─ The Western Confucian (Free subscription) | 21/07/2008
A conservative blog for peace brings to our attention "another soul Messrs Bush and company will have to answer to God for" — Soldier whose photo touched many dies in N.C. Soldier in famous photo never defeated 'demons' . Another man and a family torn apart by the idiotic, illegal, and immoral decision to invade a country that had not threatened us nor had the means to do so. Subscribe in a reader
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MSNBC.com (Free subscription) | 21/07/2008
Iraq War veteran Joseph Dwyer was a symbol of the United States' good intentions thanks to a photograph taken in the early days of the war. But his story swiftly soured when he returned home.
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One Old Vet (Free subscription) | 21/07/2008
Celebrated soldier fell victim to ‘demons’ PINEHURST, North Carolina (AP) — Officers had been to the white ranch house many times before over the past year to respond to a “barricade situation.” Each had ended uneventfully, with Joseph Dwyer coming out or telling police in a calm voice through the window that he was OK. But [...]
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Dohiyi Mir (Free subscription) | 21/07/2008
As I noted a couple weeks back SPC Joseph Dwyer, who was the subject of a famous photo in the early days of the Iraq war, died after a long struggle with PTSD. I see there's a new AP article...
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Kansas City Star (Free subscription) | 21/07/2008
Officers had been to the white ranch house at 560 W. Longleaf many times before over the past year to respond to a "barricade situation." Each had ended uneventfully, with Joseph Dwyer coming out or telling police in a calm voice through the window that he was OK.
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Get Mash (Free subscription) | 21/07/2008
AP - Officers had been to the white ranch house at 560 W. Longleaf many times before over the past year to respond to a “barricade situation.” Each had ended uneventfully, with Joseph Dwyer coming out or telling police in a calm voice through the window that he was OK. Read the full story
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Democratic Underground (Free subscription) | 20/07/2008
Source: [b]Associated Press[/b] PINEHURST, N.C. - Officers had been to the white ranch house at 560 W. Longleaf many times before over the past year to respond to a "barricade situation." Each had ended uneventfully, with Joseph Dwyer coming out or telling police in a calm voice through the window ...
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Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 20/07/2008
Officers had been to the white ranch house at 560 W. Longleaf many times before over the past year to respond to a "barricade situation." Each had ended uneventfully, with Joseph Dwyer coming out or telling police in a calm voice through the window that he was OK.
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Examiner (Free subscription) | 20/07/2008
Officers had been to the white ranch house at 560 W. Longleaf many times before over the past year to respond to a "barricade situation." Each had ended uneventfully, with Joseph Dwyer coming out or telling police in a calm voice through the window that he was OK.
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Arizona Republic (Free subscription) | 20/07/2008
PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) -- Officers had been to the white ranch house at 560 W. Longleaf many times before over the past year to respond to a "barricade situation." Each had ended uneventfully, with Joseph Dwyer coming out or telling police in a calm voice through the window that he was OK....
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kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 20/07/2008
Officers had been to the white ranch house at 560 W. Longleaf many times before over the past year to respond to a "barricade situation." Each had ended uneventfully, with Joseph Dwyer coming out or telling police in a calm voice through the window that he was OK.
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Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 20/07/2008
Officers had been to the white ranch house at 560 W. Longleaf many times before over the past year to respond to a "barricade situation." Each had ended uneventfully, with Joseph Dwyer coming out or telling police in a calm voice through the window that he was OK.
