Journalism on the Frontlines: D-Day and the War Reporters

This chapter examines the evolution of journalism during World War II, focusing on the experiences of reporters during the D-Day invasion. It highlights the challenges faced by journalists, particularly female correspondents, and the controlled nature of media coverage by military authorities. Through poignant accounts of war correspondents like Ernie Pyle and photographer Robert Kapper, the chapter illustrates the complex interplay between journalism and the realities of warfare.