On this day, 71 years ago, on May 25, 1954 (April 23, 1954 in the lunar calendar), American war journalist Cooper died in Vietnam. The famous war journalist Cooper started from the Indo-China War in the 1950s to the Vietnam War that ended in the 1970s. A total of 135 news photographers were killed in the line of Vietnam. Robert Cooper was the first American journalist among them to die in battle and the most famous. In southern Hanoi, Vietnam are mourning their loved ones who died fighting the French Army. This photo is one of the last rolls of photos taken before Cooper's death. May 25, 1954, the Red River Delta in Vietnam This is the last film taken before Cooper's death. June 6, 1944, a great historical moment has arrived, when the Allies will cross the sea and land in Normandy, France. The reporter braved the hail of bullets and completed the entire photo mission with the army. Later, due to excessive tension and fatigue, the developed negative was scorched. What should I do? I had to select it from the remaining 10 negatives, and the work left regrets. As history goes by, these works show their powerful strength-moments of the great century. The journalist is the vanguard who always holds a camera-Robert Cooper of the United States. The birth of a photo