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Chapelle in Vietnam
1962
Dickey Chapelle dressed in military clothing wading through a swamp in Vietnam.
Dickey and Tony Chapelle
1950
Dickey Meyer Chapelle poses with her husband Tony Chapelle next to a vehicle.
Chapelle with Pilots
circa 1960-1965
Dickey Chapelle posing in flight suit with three pilots including crew members Weston and Gillen.
Dickey Chapelle with Children
circa 1960-1965
Dickey Chapelle, with cameras around her neck, poses with three women and a group of children.
Chapelle Eating Military Rations
circa 1960 -- 1969
Dickey Chapelle crouching on the ground eating food from cans.
Chapelle with Arm Band
March 1942
Dickey Chapelle seated by an open window, wearing the correspondent arm band. Taken at time of her first recognition by the War Department as Look's photographer.
