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In Bylines Posted Dark Waters
Originally published in Alert Diver magazine, August 2015.
Police divers descend to new depths for [...]
Originally published in Alert Diver magazine, August 2015.
Police divers descend to new depths for [...]
Originally published in Aeon Magazine, April 9, 2014
November 2004, [...]
Originally published in Vice Magazine, November 6, 2014
"Do you see how I shoot [...]
Originally published in Vice Magazine, October 14, 2014
Under the cover of [...]
Originally published in Salon.com, January 28, 2013
An Army specialist recounts [...]
Originally published in Vice.com, October 24, 2014
Kevin Sites is a war [...]
Originally published in Vice Magazine, January 28, 2013
William Wold seemed fine [...]
GRAPHIC SURGICAL PROCEDURES VISIBLE When a thirteen-year-old Afghan boy named Habibullah caught his arms in a flour mill they were nearly shredded from his body. The only hope to save both his [...]
On the streets of Fallujah, Iraq in 2004, veteran journalist Kevin Sites interviewed William Wold (Video link, starts at 23:00), a young Marine emotionally charged from combat, who had killed six [...]
Stories Soldiers Won’t Tell You About What They’ve Seen, Done or Failed to Do in War By Kevin Sites (Harper Perennial; 295 pages; $15.99 paperback) When soldiers discuss their [...]
MUNIR UZ ZAMAN/AFP/Getty Images A US Army soldier attached to 2nd platoon, C troop, 1st Squadron (Airborne) ,91st U.S Cavalry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team operating under the NATO [...]
Journalist Kevin Sites reported from Afghanistan when the United States invaded in 2001, and he has been back a handful of times. With U.S. and NATO troops scheduled to withdraw next year, Sites [...]
Author and Producer Kevin Sites and his new book Swimming With Warlords: A Dozen Year Journey Across the Afghan War Award-winning backpack journalist and author Kevin Sites traded a high profile [...]
Journalist Kevin Sites joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book “Swimming with Warlords,” which finds him returning to Afghanistan 10 years after his first visit in 2001. [...]
Even before a much-touted fall offensive in Kandahar Province, the United States suffered its deadliest month yet in Afghanistan with 66 Americans killed in July. GlobalPost’s Kevin Sites looks [...]