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President Barack Obama noted after Gilkey's death, the photographer “captured a breadth of truths across the world and showed the humanity of those he photographed, even under the most difficult circumstances.” Gilkey had previously met Obama as a White House News Photographers Association's award
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After Gilkey and Tamanna were killed, many of their colleagues at NPR paid tribute to the pair but especially Gilkey. According to Tom Goldman, "David was engaged, and you can see the care, interest, and love of the city through his work. He was a journalist and artist, for whatever the subject. A
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fighters, and so Gilkey traveled to Marjah, located in southern Afghanistan, to cover the conflict. Gilkey was traveling with the Afghan military to cover fights near Marjah. A second vehicle was following behind Gilkey's, but this group was not harmed in the incident.
227:, and he is the son of Alyda Gilkey and Richard (Dick) Gilkey. As a child, Gilkey wanted to be a truck driver but he took up photography because his father had a dark room and taught David how to use a camera at an early age. He graduated from the class of 1985 from 999: 484:
David Gilkey received several awards for his work. He was named Michigan Photographer of the year in 2004 by the Michigan Press Photographers Association. In 2007, Gilkey received the Free Press Award, also referred to as the National
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and worked there for the Knight Ridder media company for 11 years. During his time at the Free Press Gilkey began his coverage of the War on Terror traveling to Afghanistan and then Iraq numerous times.
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Free Press award in 2007 for his video series covering Marines deployed to Iraq, the George Polk Award in 2010 for the U.S. military's treatment of the wounded in 2010, Still Photographer of the Year in
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President Barack Obama greeted David Gilkey, one of the White House News Photographers Association's award winners, in the Oval Office on March 12, 2009. Official White House photograph by Pete Souza
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David Gilkey was taking pictures and covering stories of war-related events in Afghanistan around the time of his death. Multiple attacks were happening between the Afghan military and
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At the time of Gilkey's death, the United States had been at war in Afghanistan for around 15 years although its involvement can be traced back to 1979 when the former
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Since the War in Afghanistan began, over 26 journalists were killed and Gilkey and Tamanna became the 27th and 28th journalist to be killed there, according to the
243:, the OSU student newspaper, but he did not complete his studies. Gilkey, who resided in Portland, Oregon, was 50 years old when he was killed in a combat zone. 984: 228: 489:, for his inspiring video series. This video was referred to as "Band of Brothers," which covered the deployment of marines in Iraq. He also received the 2010 711: 573: 739: 493:
for his coverage of the U.S. military and its treatment of the wounded. He was presented with the Still Photographer of the Year Award in 2011. He won the
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of the Taliban — had occurred while the reporters were on convoy and Tamanna was killed by gunfire and Gilkey by burns with smoke inhalation.
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began to draw down troops and Afghanistan entered talks with the Taliban. During summer 2015, Taliban and Afghan forces were fighting for
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Gilkey traveled to South Africa to cover the end of Apartheid as well as the Rwandan genocide and the famine in Somalia.
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in his hometown. Gilkey pursued his interest in photography in the mid-1980s when he went to study
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attacked Afghanistan and the Taliban leadership for harboring Al-Qaeda and its leader
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Journalists killed while covering the War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
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List of journalists killed during the War in Afghanistan (2001–21)
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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
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invaded the country and the United States armed the Afghanistan
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Edward R. Murrow Award (Corporation for Public Broadcasting)
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by a rocket grenade while covering a skirmish between the
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handler Zabihullah Tamanna were both killed during the
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It was originally reported that Gilkey and his native
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In 2007, he joined National Public Radio as a staff
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Portland, Oregon
Marjah
Helmand Province
Afghanistan
Burns
smoke inhalation
U.S.
National Public Radio
United States
Afghan
War in Afghanistan
Taliban
Marjah
Helmand Province
Afghanistan
Mullah Ismail
Portland
Oregon
Woodrow Wilson High School
photojournalism
Oregon State
The Daily Barometer
Boulder Daily Camera
Knight Ridder
Detroit Free Press
photographer
video editor
Iraq
Israel

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