Introduction
1	Introduction to war photography
Naval photography
2	Introduction to naval photography
Military acceptance of photography
3	Ordnance Survey Building, Southampton (1859)
4	Photography and the British Army
Journalists at war
5	Journalists at war
Problematic issues
6	Photographs of war dead
7	American Civil War (1861-1865): The dead
8	John Reekie: Collecting Remains of the Dead
9	Willoughby Wallace Hooper: The scandal of delaying a firing squad
10	Prisoners of war
11	Censorship of war photography
12	Faking war photographs
13	Reuse of miltary stereoviews
14	Humanity in terrible times
15	The landscapes of war
16	The civilian impact of War
17	Issues of interpretation of building structures
18	Wars and the lack of photographic evidence
19	Amateur photography and war
20	Boer War (1899-1902): Fabrications
21	British Munitions Company Limited - Verdun (1916-1918)
22	National and ethnic perspectives of war
23	Veterans
24	War memorials
25	Fractured history
26	War and the destruction of photohistory
Rephotographic studies
27	Rephotographic studies of conflicts and wars
The impact of changing technologies
28	The changing technologies of war photography
29	Fashion: Accessories: Gas masks
30	Night vision imagery
31	Iraq War (2003-2011): Abu Ghraib
32	William Laven: War Models
33	Satellite Sentinel and the Enough Project
34	Yuval Tebol: Land Research Project (2017 or earlier)
35	Balazs Gardi: Basetrack One-Eight, Afghanistan (2010-2011)
Aftermath
36	David Dare Parker: Agent Orange, Vietnam
Thoughts
37	The aesthetics of conflict
38	War conclusions
Postscript
39	A postscript to war - Don McCullin

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