Remembering ‘fearless’ war photographer Dickey Chapelle. November 16, 2015 By Jackie Spinner. Dickey Chapelle in 1958. ... Jones, who researched Chapelle’s life for her story in the Journal Sentinel ...

Dickey Chapelle was one of history's most fearless conflict journalists—and the first American woman to die on the job. Photographer Dickey Chapelle holds her equipment while on assignment in ...

She married a photographer named Tony Chapelle, who taught her the craft. After their divorce, Georgette became Dickey–some say the name was borrowed from a grandmother, others suggest it came ...

Remembering Wisconsin War Photographer Dickey Chapelle 50 Years ... Georgette "Dickey" Chapelle was one of the pioneers of war photography. She chronicled American troops in World War II, ...

Shorewood native Dickey Chapelle, a photographer who died covering the Vietnam War, revered the Marines. And now she's one of them. An official certificate declaring Chapelle an honorary Marine ...

Dickey Chapelle was already a famed World War II correspondent when she got an assignment to interview and photograph the charismatic ... Legendary war photographer Dickey Chapelle back in focus.

Last year, Lake Effect introduced you to John Garofolo, the editor of a collection of photos by the late war photographer and Shorewood native, Dickey Chapelle. Chapelle was the first US female ...

On 4 November 1965, the American war photographer, Dickey Chapelle, was killed in Vietnam by shrapnel from a booby-trapped mortar. She was the first American woman war reporter to be killed in ...

Warner Bros. and Plan B will develop the story of war photographer Dickey Chapelle as a star vehicle for Jennifer Aniston. Chapelle, a blonde, blue-eyed beauty who covered WWII for Look magazine ...

Dickey Chapelle/Archive of Modern Conflict (AMC) Collection Photojournalists captured war’s most personal moments, the best and worst of human nature. Near Trang Bang, 1972.