Where War Lives: A Photographic Journal of Vietnam

"For two searing years, from 1966 to 1968, Dick Durrance was a U.S. Army photographer stationed in Vietnam. He had two cameras slung around his neck. With one, he snapped roll after roll of film to be sent to Washington to be used for archival purposes. With the other, he took photographs for himself."--the publisher. Where War Lives is the best of these personal, journalistic photographs. Dick Durrance is now a staff photographer for National Geographic. A powerful and moving document of America's infamous war.