Adams' 1968 Pultizer Prize-winning photograph cemented his reputation as a photo-journalist of extreme talent and courage. His images stand forever as an icon of the brutality of war. By capturing the police chief of Saigon firing a bullet at the head of a Vietcong prisoner, Adams' image fueled anti-war sentiment that ultimately changed the course of history. The collection comprises never-before seen pictures alongside articles written by Adams, pages from journals and other artifacts telling in gripping detail, this great journalist's experience of war.