lifeのインスタグラム(life) - 9月17日 21時45分

While the Vietnam War raged — roughly two decades’ worth of bloody and world-changing years — compelling images made their way out of the combat zones. On television screens and magazine pages around the world, photographs told a story of a fight that only got more confusing, more devastating, as it went on. As Jon Meacham describes in this week’s issue of TIME, the pictures from that period can help illuminate the “demons” of Vietnam. This iconic image, known as “Reaching Out” from 1966 shows a wounded Marine Gunnery Sgt. Jeremiah Purdie (C) being led past stricken comrades after a fierce firefight for control of Hill 484 south of the DMZ during the Vietnam War. Now, the debut of the Ken Burns and Lynn Novick series ‘The Vietnam War,’ which premieres on PBS on Sunday and features 100 LIFE images like this one, is bringing that period back into headlines. Throughout the series’ run, LIFE will highlight a selection of these images on this feed and on LIFE.com. (Photo by Larry Burrows—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #Vietnam #VietnamWarPBS @vietnamwarpbs

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