My Lai Massacre photos from the Cleveland Plain Dealer

Clevelander Ronald Haberle was drafted during the Vietnam war and worked as a military photographer.  These are the photos he made at the My Lai massacre that were published by the Plain Dealer against the military's urging.  He explains the attack was unprovoked, and in one day he witnessed the demise of over 100 civilians -including women and children - in a village where there were no Viet Cong, ONLY  civilians. 

These are not graphic in the act of, but the result of the massacre.

In October I'll be visiting My Lai with four Vietnam veterans, and 7 other members of Warriors Journey Home.




http://www.cleveland.com/plain-dealer-library/index.ssf/2009/11/plain_dealer_exclusive_my_lai_massacre_photos_by_ronald_haeberle.html