Slava veder biography examples

Behind the camera: Slava ‘Sal’ Veder
Where: Travis Air Force Base, in California
Photo Summary: The Stirm family running to their father, Lt.

Col. Robert L. Stirm. In the lead is 15 year old Lorrie followed by Robert Jr., Cindy, Roger and wife Loretta.
Picture Taken: March 17, 1973

With the signing of the Paris Peace Accords on January 27, 1973 American involvement in the Vietnam was over.

Through a series of diplomatic negotiations a deal was reached with the North Vietnamese government that allowed the return of 591 American POWs held by the communists. In Operation Homecoming from February 12 to April 4 there were 54 flights out of Hanoi, North Vietnam to bring the POWs home.

“Burst of Joy” was a taken by photographer Slava Veder on March 17, , at the Travis Air Force Base in Solano County, California, according to Poynter.

“Burst of Joy” was a taken by photographer Slava Veder on March 17, , at the Travis Air Force Base in Solano County, California, according to Poynter.

On March 17, , near the end of the Vietnam War, Associated Press photojournalist Slava Veder photographed the reunion of a released prisoner of war with.

Slava Veder of Associated Press for his picture of the return of an American prisoner of war from captivity in North Vietnam.

The photograph was distributed by the Associated Press on May 7, and published in many newspapers with no copyright notice, neither on the newspaper as a.

Its March 17, , a perfect.

One of these runs was the plane with Lt. Col. Robert L. Stirm. After giving a short speech Stirm’s family ran across the tarmac to greet their father who they hadn’t seen in six years. Slava “Sal” Veder who was working for the