Name of the photo: 1067
Describe what this photograph depicts.
This photo shows a soldier named Frank Eates holding James
A. Doughty’s hand in his last moments alive. Frank unfortunately died moments
after but fought one of the hardest and aggressive battles between the
Americans and North Vietnamese.
What does this photograph demonstrates about what life was
like during the Vietnam War?
This photo demonstrates that during the Vietnam War people
who they have know to be family and learned to protect are dying all around
them and some even disappearing. They remain hopeful and are with them until
their last breath. I see in this picture that no one dies alone someone is
always there. I also see a lot of brotherly love between the two soldiers by
them having each other’s hand and feeling each other’s suffering and pain.
If your photo has people in it, give one of them a name and
make up background information about them. If it’s just a landscape, make up a
history about the place.
James A. Doughty, 20, a striving, brave and risk taking young boy died in the battle against the Vietnamese. With his life ahead of him after just finishing high school two years ago and a student to become a police man, all crashed down. He fought for his dear country every single second that he was on that battleground. Doughty left with the courageous memory of fighting one of the most violent and powerful battle fought during this war. Leaving behind his whole entire life and family to grieve for his death they lost all their hopes lost that one day they would ever see his face light up from joy again. On the other hand, they are happy at knowing that to them he is a hero to the beloved nation of The United States of America.
James A. Doughty, 20, a striving, brave and risk taking young boy died in the battle against the Vietnamese. With his life ahead of him after just finishing high school two years ago and a student to become a police man, all crashed down. He fought for his dear country every single second that he was on that battleground. Doughty left with the courageous memory of fighting one of the most violent and powerful battle fought during this war. Leaving behind his whole entire life and family to grieve for his death they lost all their hopes lost that one day they would ever see his face light up from joy again. On the other hand, they are happy at knowing that to them he is a hero to the beloved nation of The United States of America.
What will “stick with you” about this photo?
The main things that will stick with me about this photograph is the sense of pain that it gave me to this but also the joy. To see that no men are left alone in the moment that they most need their fellow battle partners with them is something that in those moments nothing that can be compared to. There, the person has all the love, companionship and loyalty in front of their eyes and they will leave with the loving memory of their troops.
The main things that will stick with me about this photograph is the sense of pain that it gave me to this but also the joy. To see that no men are left alone in the moment that they most need their fellow battle partners with them is something that in those moments nothing that can be compared to. There, the person has all the love, companionship and loyalty in front of their eyes and they will leave with the loving memory of their troops.
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