Word: embeddedness
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"One of the most remarkable things about covering the war with the U.S. Army," says Perry, who is embedded with a combat unit of the 3rd Infantry Division, "is how close to home we are on the other side of the world." There are nightly showings of Hollywood movies on...
When the war first broke out, people saw it panoramically. They discussed it in terms of "issues" and "perspectives." Hard and fast distinctions ruled the day--between civilians and soldiers, hawks and doves, conventional weapons and weapons of mass destruction, secularists and Islamists. Life was simpler then. Events fit into...
Twelve years ago, a free-lance writer named Michael Kelly approached the editors of the New Republic and asked what it would take to get work during the Gulf War. "Be in Baghdad when the bombs drop," an editor told him. So that's where Kelly went, chronicling the bombing...
Our embedded correspondent, Rahul Rohatgi, is with the 3rd Division-5th Battalion of the National Coalition of Women’s Organizations (NCWO), which is leading the protest in Augusta, Ga. Let’s hear from him now:
RR: Yes, Ms. Burk has graciously agreed to a short interview with our network. As an embedded journalist, I have gotten to spend a lot of time around the 3-5th Battalion, and I can say that Ms. Burk is a field general as capable as anyone in Iraq...