NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 2月2日 09時12分

It was a fraction of a second that jolted Americans' view of the #VietnamWar.
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In a Saigon street, South Vietnam's police chief raised a gun to the head of a handcuffed Viet Cong prisoner and abruptly pulled the trigger. A few feet away, @ap.images photographer Eddie Adams pressed his shutter.
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Taken during the North's surprise Tet Offensive, Adams' Feb. 1, 1968, photo showed the war's brutality in a way Americans hadn't seen before. Protesters saw the image as graphic evidence that the U.S. was fighting on the side of an unjust South Vietnamese government.
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After 50 years, the Saigon execution remains one of the defining images of the war.
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Read about Eddie Adams' mixed feelings on the reaction to the image through the link in our profile.
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(? Eddie Adams / @ap.images) #OnThisDay #otd

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