." >> peter arnett and julie jacobson talk about the associated press and the photographic history of the vietnam war and the state of war photography today. the book vietnam, the real war, includes 300 photographs by photographers. >> hello, thank you for coming on tonight. i was a child during the vietnam war and living in turkey when my dad was reporting for the armed forces radio. he remembers the war much more vividly than i do. but for both my father's generation and for my generation, the water is preserved for our reflection and study and it is captured by some of the most impressive journalists on the planet for the associated press. over the period of the vietnam war, the ap 16 pulitzer prizes for photography and some of the greatest names are the ap bureau, malcolm brown, peter arnett, eddie adams and george esper and julie jacobson just to name a few. now at almost the 50th anniversary of the war, the ap has put together the images to tell the story of the conflict in vietnam that broke vietnam as a real war, a photographic history which is a collection of 300 of these ima

[applause] and with the ap 30 years to julie jacobson and. [applause] and avid photographer covering pretty much everything. embedded buildable times with forces and santiago lyon irresponsible for the global reporting and a photo editors world wide to produce it. a huge nick ut boarded vietnam's. [applause] joint ap in saigon at the age of 14 after his brother was killed covering some of war. he is known for its the iconic photo brad the naked badly burned from the misdirected air raid and had won a pulitzer prize. and impressive panel of journalists that are collected in and some small parts in of this book please give a warm welcome of the to the photographers of the associated press. [applause] >> we will run through some pictures that we will open it up [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [applause] one -- clearly an extraordinary selection of images from the focus of the war of the knowledge we are gathered to talk about this evening. it would be good to put this into context with the ap histo

julie jacobs -- of jacobson who has covered everything from the olympic to the wars and has been indicted multiple times in iraq and afghanistan santiago lyon. [applause] director of photography for the associated press responsible for the global photograph reporting and the hundreds of photographers and photo editors world wide who produce it. if you take pictures, you want to suck up to that guy. and make ut in vietnam. [applause] joined the ap in saigon at the age of 14 after his brother who was also an accomplished photographer was killed covering the war. mick is best known for the photographs he took that the man running naked and badly burned from their trade to get he won eight pulitzer prize for that photograph. many of the photos were taken by nick. the experience is total decades and are collected in a small part in this wonderful. please help me get a warm welcome to the photographers at the associated press. [applause] >> we are going to run through some pictures and then have a little conversation on the stage and open up to questions. [inaudible conversations] [silence] [si

[applause] and with the ap 30 years to julie jacobson and. [applause] and avid photographer covering pretty much everything. embedded buildable times with forces and santiago lyon irresponsible for the global reporting and a photo editors world wide to produce it. a huge nick ut boarded vietnam's. [applause] joint ap in saigon at the age of 14 after his brother was killed covering some of war. he is known for its the iconic photo brad the naked badly burned from the misdirected air raid and had won a pulitzer prize. and impressive panel of journalists that are collected in and some small parts in of this book please give a warm welcome of the to the photographers of the associated press. [applause] >> we will run through some pictures that we will open it up [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [applause] clearly a at extraordinary selection on the of war in end vietnam which is why we are gathered here this evening. is eric thought it be be useful to put this work into context wi