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When the first news came to the fighting fronts, G.I.s yelled wildly, pounded backs, fired guns, drank hoarded whiskey. On Okinawa the night was lighted by millions of tracer bullets as men fired rifles, machine guns, antiaircraft guns. Green and yellow flares glared in the darkness. Ships offshore, fearing a...
Out of Harvard, into Yale. So young Laski went on to Harvard, where he was liked no better. When the brash Briton spoke up for the cops in Boston's 1920 police strike, the Harvard Lampoon devoted an entire issue to an exposé of "this propagandist in our...
Said the War Department's lean, hardbitten Major General John H. Hilldring: "We are still feeling our way along a path which lies more in darkness than in light."
For I think you may understand all these men better if you understand why Gene Smith, all unarmed, volunteered to face the enemy in the darkness of the front line for a story to which he was not assigned, but about whose importance he felt passionately.
Tested infra-red flash tonight in the hope that somehow I could cover the night attack, but even the flash's dimness could cost lives and I can endanger no one. So instead I am going to try to shoot by the light of flares, and they will be...