Eddie Adams' 1968 Pultizer Prize-winning photo cemented his reputation as a photo-journalist of extreme talent and courage. His images stand forever as an icon of the brutality of war. By capturing the police chief of Saigon firing a bullet at the head of a Vietcong prisoner, Adams' image fuelled anti-war sentiment that ultimately changed the course of history. The collection comprises never before seen pictures alongside articles written by Adams, pages from journals and other artifacts telling, in gripping detail, this great journalist's experience of war.