Where can I find the picture of Julie Jacobson together with members of Afghan National Army?”
This undated photo (visible by clicking the link below) shows Associated Press photographer Julie Jacobson, center, standing with unidentified members of the Afghan National Army. On Aug. 14, 2009, Jacobson was with a U.S. Marine patrol in southern Afghanistan when it walked into a Taliban ambush. The clash resulted in the death of 21-year-old Lance Cpl. Joshua Bernard, hit in the legs by a rocket-propelled grenade. From the reporting of Alfred de Montesquiou, the photos and written journal kept by Julie Jacobson, and the TV images of cameraman Ken Teh, the AP has compiled “Death of a Marine,” a narrative of the clash, offering vivid insights into how the battle was fought, and into Bernard’s character and background.
The undated photo shows Associated Press photographer Julie Jacobson, center, standing with unidentified members of the Afghan National Army. On Aug. 14, 2009, Jacobson was with a U.S. Marine patrol in southern Afghanistan when it walked into a Taliban ambush. The clash resulted in the death of 21-year-old Lance Cpl. Joshua Bernard, hit in the legs by a rocket-propelled grenade. From the reporting of Alfred de Montesquiou, the photos and written journal kept by Julie Jacobson, and the TV images of cameraman Ken Teh, the AP has compiled “Death of a Marine,” a narrative of the clash, offering vivid insights into how the battle was fought, and into Bernard’s character and background.
