VN048 Don McCullin, Combat Photojournalist K&C World of Dickens that accompanies LAH188

that accompanies LAH188

This “winterized” StuGⅢ has been given by its crew a ‘winter whitewash’ coat of camouflage and could be placed somewhere in the Ardennes during the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944

A small 2-man set of Panzer Grenadiers carrying the German equivalent of the ‘Bazooka’

This dynamic soldier has just thrown one grenade at the enemy

VN048 Don McCullin, Combat Photojournalist K&C World of Dickens that accompanies LAH188Briton Don McCullin is widely regarded as one of the greatest photographers of his generation. During the Vietnam War he made multiple visits to that country and took some of the most dramatic and memorable images ever shot of that terrible war. In February 1968, he found himself embedded with the U. S. Marines in Hue during TET when they were attempting to retake the city from the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. Many of his photos of that time