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Guidelines for Use of Press Kit Images
No more than 12 photographs of the exhibit (combination of The Museum at Bethel Woods-supplied images and any images you may have taken) may be used on your website at a maximum resolution of 100KB each.
These photographs are for news and public affairs usage by your organization and may not be shared with any third parties.
Your organization's use of these photographs of The Museum at Bethel Woods acknowledges your acceptance of these usage rules.
Each of these photographs is supplied for web use. Should you have a need for even higher resolution files, please contact:
Shannon McSweeney-LeMay
Phone: (845) 295-2420
Email: smcsweeney@bethelwoodscenter.org
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eddie adams: Vietnam
All photos should be credited: © Photographs by Eddie Adams, Associated Press
Pulitzer Prize winning photograph of Viet Cong officer executed by General Loan, Saigon 1968
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Sunset patrol by Memontagnard soldiers at Plei Me about 210 miles north of Saigon, during an attack last weekend by a large number of Viet Cong guerrillas. The defenders were besieged for several days before they beat off the attackers. 1965
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Parachutes billow in the wind shortly after they hit the ground at Plei Me last weekend during an attack on the special forces Montagnard post by Viet Cong guerrillas. The supplies enabled the Vietnamese troops and their American advisors to stave off guerrilla attacks until reinforcements arrived. 1965
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"These pictures were shot while I was lying on my belly hiding from sniper fire. I was with a marine platoon just south of Da Nang. We were looking for a company of Viet Cong believed to be in the area. After the shooting stopped, the Marines rounded up all the villagers and questioned them. They got a few answers. No one would tell where the men of the village were - a typical reaction. The picture of the woman holding the child has become my favorite." Eddie Adams in The Bergen Record, November 13, 1965. April 25, 1965.
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Press Room
Museum Photos
All photos below are the property of Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. As a member of the media, you are invited to use any of these photos for media purposes, print or digital, as long as you credit Bethel Woods Center for the Arts as the provider, exactly as follows: Photo courtesy of Bethel Woods Center for the Arts.
Guidelines for Use of Press Kit Images
No more than 12 photographs of the exhibit (combination of The Museum at Bethel Woods-supplied images and any images you may have taken) may be used on your website at a maximum resolution of 100KB each.
These photographs are for news and public affairs usage by your organization and may not be shared with any third parties.
Your organization's use of these photographs of The Museum at Bethel Woods acknowledges your acceptance of these usage rules.
Each of these photographs is supplied for web use. Should you have a need for even higher resolution files, please contact:
Shannon McSweeney-LeMay
Phone: (845) 295-2420
Email: smcsweeney@bethelwoodscenter.org
Museum Photos for web use
The Museum at Bethel Woods Logo
eddie adams: Vietnam
All photos should be credited: © Photographs by Eddie Adams, Associated Press
Pulitzer Prize winning photograph of Viet Cong officer executed by General Loan, Saigon 1968
Download Photo
Sunset patrol by Memontagnard soldiers at Plei Me about 210 miles north of Saigon, during an attack last weekend by a large number of Viet Cong guerrillas. The defenders were besieged for several days before they beat off the attackers. 1965
Download Photo
Parachutes billow in the wind shortly after they hit the ground at Plei Me last weekend during an attack on the special forces Montagnard post by Viet Cong guerrillas. The supplies enabled the Vietnamese troops and their American advisors to stave off guerrilla attacks until reinforcements arrived. 1965
Download Photo
"These pictures were shot while I was lying on my belly hiding from sniper fire. I was with a marine platoon just south of Da Nang. We were looking for a company of Viet Cong believed to be in the area. After the shooting stopped, the Marines rounded up all the villagers and questioned them. They got a few answers. No one would tell where the men of the village were - a typical reaction. The picture of the woman holding the child has become my favorite." Eddie Adams in The Bergen Record, November 13, 1965. April 25, 1965.
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