Milena Velba Big Boobs Archive

When Nick Ut noted the time when the small Phúc Kim fled the rain of napalm, other photographers and cameramen have set in place the memory of terror. The original framework did not include all the elements present in this photograph.

Trail Trang Bang, photograph by Nick Ut, 06/08/1972
from left to right: Phan Thanh Tam (brother of Kim Phuc, 12 years), Phan Thanh Phuoc ( younger brother, 5 years), Phan Thị Kim Phúc (9 years), Bo Van Ho and Ho Thi Ting (cousin of Kim)

Photography Hoang Van Danh, 06/08/1972

The iconic photograph (Nick Ut) was published four days later in The New York Times, which were exceeded some troubles between a reporter and editor Associated Press, because of the controversy raised by the frontal nudity of the image.

Trang Bang, photograph by David Burnett, 08.06.1972

A-1 Skyraider , photography David Burnett, 08.06.1972

Launch Napalm, Trang Bang, 08.06.1972
photograph of unidentified author, the Associated Press

Beyond Nick Ut, in service to the Associated Press, can be identified in photographs reporters David Burnett (Time Magazine), Christopher Wain (Independent Television News), Hoang Van Danh (freelancer, AP and United Press International), Alex Shimkin (freelancer Newsweek), Le Phuc Dinh (cameraman, NBC) and Alan Downes (Cameraman, ITN). One - the journalist Alex Shimkin - would die in an article in the province of Quang Tri (Vietnam), 34 days later with 27 years of age.

Photography by an unknown author, Bettmann / CORBIS

Kim Phúc and cousins photograph of David Burnett

Photography by an unknown author, Bettmann / CORBIS

Some of the dramatic moments of the evacuation of Trang Bang were recorded by photojournalist Alan Downes, of Independent Television News, and the cameraman Le Phuc Dinh, NBC.

Alan Downes, ITN, 08.06.1972

Some extracts of the footage was included two years later in the film "Hearts and Minds, Peter Davis, winner in 1975 with the Hollywood Academy Award for Best Documentary.

Photography by an unknown author, Bettmann / CORBIS

cousins and brother of Kim Phúc foreground
photography by David Burnett

Ho Thi Ting, photograph by David Burnett

Journalist Christopher Wain, ITN, gives water to Kim Phúc
photograph by Nick Ut

Phúc Christopher Wain and Kim meet again 38 years later
BBC, London, 04.05.2010

Reporting by Alan Downes, ITN, 08.06.1972

Child burned with napalm
Alan Downes, Independent Television News, 06/08/1972

Photography by David Burnett

Photography by an unknown author, Bettmann / CORBIS

"Napalm Girl", Brian Howell, 2009

Phan Thị Kim Phúc lives in Canada, where he requested political asylum in 1992. It is currently 47 years and, since 1997, Goodwill Ambassador of UNESCO.

Kim Phúc with photographers David Burnett and Nick Ut
photography Hyungwon Kang, Washington, 04.03.2009

Sources: here, here , here, here and here.
David Burnett, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, 1946
Nick (Huynh Cong) Ut, Long An, Vietnam, 1951
Kim Phuc Phan Thi, Trang Bang, Vietname, 1963