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“Within a year, our reporting was vindicated.” At the height of the war there were roughly 30 staffers assigned to the bureau, divided between news, photos and administration, and the AP made ...

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The AP received five Pulitzer Prizes for its reporting of the war, including back-to-back-to-back wins by bureau chief Malcolm Browne in 1964, photo chief Horst Faas in 1965 and Arnett in 1966.