Margaret Bourke-White was the first woman photographer to be attached to a US military unit and the first woman photographer to be permitted on combat missions. Her World War II, Depression, and post-World War II photos help define the 20th century.
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- 1935: Margaret Bourke-WhiteMargaret Bourke-White
- 1940: Women Making FlagsMargaret Bourke-White - Women Making Flags
- 1945: Broken BridgeBroken Bridge 1945 Margaret Bourke-White
- 1945: Down With AdolfMargaret Bourke-White
- 1945: Inmates of the Number Three Erla Work CampInmates of the Number Three Erla Work Camp
- 1965: Margaret Bourke-White with First Life Magazine CoverMargaret Bourke-White
- 1965: Margaret Bourke-White with Edward SteichenMargaret Bourke-White with Edward Steichen, about 1965
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