Collection relating to Neil Davis, war cameraman and correspondent

Original caption: "Late April 1985. Ho Chi Min City (Saigon) Vietnam. Other [right] is Titiano Terzani (Der Spiegel Correspondent) - Italian and long-time friend of Davis. Long-time Asian correspondent, including 4 years in Peking. Covered 'Liberation' of Saigon. At that time pro-communist, now very critical of the communist regime. Neil Davis with Madam Nguyen Phuoc Dai (known to Davis and close friend of Suzie). Madam Dai was an anti-President Nguyen Van Thieu Senator in the old South Vietnam. A well-known lawyer, she represented the poor (often without pay) in court. Madame Dai's family is an old Vietnamese court family, relatives (distant) of the Emperor. At this time she was living precariously in Vietnam, viewed with suspicion by the communists, running a tiny French-style restaurant in the library of her old villa home. Photo: Titiano Terzani."

Photographs relating to Neil Davis, war cameraman and correspondent. This collection was collated by author Tim Bowden in the research and publication of his biographical book "One Crowded Hour - Neil Davis, Combat Cameraman 1934-1985". Captions on the reverse of the photographs are a mix of comments from Davis, Bowden and/or the original owner of the photograph (often unidentified).