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    David Douglas Duncan dies, aged 102

    Jun 24, 2018 1 minute
    Source:   Duncan's work included powerful images of combat during the Korean War  

    War photographer David Douglas Duncan became an outspoken anti-war campaigner

    THE AMERICAN photographer David Douglas Duncan, known for his harsh pictures depicting the realities of war, has died in France aged magazine just a month after his honourable discharge from the Marines in 1946.

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