Newspapers—the old-fashioned, printed kind—are meant to be replaced. As the soldier-editor of Fort Belvoir’s Castle newspaper, I played my role.
Nathan Webster
Nathan Webster was an Army photojournalist, serving in Operation Desert Storm. He embedded in Iraq as a freelance photojournalist several times from 2007 to 2009. He lives in New Hampshire.
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Information Is a Weapon, Same as a Gun. We Can Measure the Value of Both in Blood.
What kind of inconvenience does getting shot by Americans measure out to be for an Iraqi shepherd?
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Stolen Valor Is So Grubby—Stolen for What? To Impress Who?
Why would he need to claim even my tiny war? That insignificant skirmish? He’d already claimed a Purple Heart—did he need Grenada? Panama?
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A Journalist’s Favorite Image Mirrors a Loss
A journalist learns of death that paralleled the moment he took his favorite picture.
