AP holds photo exhibition on Vietnam War in Hanoi

AP holds photo exhibition on Vietnam War in Hanoi

Gary Pruitt (L), president of the Associated Press, attends an opening ceremony in Hanoi on June 12, 2015, of the U.S. news agency's photo exhibition documenting the Vietnam War. On the right is Nick Ut, a Vietnamese photographer for the AP who took the prizewinning photo above of a crying girl running naked on a road after a napalm bomb attack in 1973 in then South Vietnam. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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