For the Women War Correspondents at CBS News, the Office Is a Battlefield. There are no glass ceilings in a bunker. ...

The early women war correspondents changed forever how conflict was reported. Here we tell their stories of courage and cunning. By Sarah Blake 12 July 2010 • 7:00am .

Chapelle was one of the founding generation of female war correspondents in World War II, when women weren’t officially allowed to cover combat — there were no latrines for them at the press ...

The growing acceptance of women war correspondents is ushering in a new kind of reporting for the new-style war–one in which the casualties are women and children more often than soldiers. Also, three ...

Women war correspondents marched to their own drummer Two reporters – Jane Ferguson and Dickey Chapelle – covered separate conflicts in different eras, but both were driven by the need to ...

So, women suffer in silence and add the trauma of rape/sexual assault onto the trauma intendant upon life in a war zone. From the increasingly indispensable Womensenews : Judith Matloff doesn’t ...

How exactly she ended up as a war correspondent remains murky. It is also surprising. In the straitened late-Victorian atmosphere of 1897, Stewart was a 28-year-old woman with a past— and a present.

The 30th edition of the Prix Bayeux Calvados-Normandie war correspondents awards gives centre stage to women on both sides of the camera, past and present. As a series of exhibitions and ...

Bonnie Wiley, Associated Press' only female war correspondent in the Pacific during World War II, died Sept. 23 at a Honolulu retirement home.

NPR's Mary Louise Kelly speaks to author Jennet Conant about her new book Fierce Ambition, a biography about Pulitzer prize winning war correspondent Maggie Higgins.

This is Our War, published in 1945, is a collection of dispatches filed by AFRO correspondents. The men and women chronicled the experiences of African-American military personnel.