1) What's the article about? Summarize it. 2) How does the story connect to our journalism class and journalism as a profession in general? 3) What questions does the story leave you with after reading it? List at least two.

1. lifting the ban on photo's of caskets or other means of death after wartime.
2. It relates to Journalism because the world needs to see the true effect and the visual side of whats really happening during wartime. not to say it shouldnt be kept under complete control of the dearly loved one's parents or guardians to decide whether or not they should be documented and photographed.
3. Why was the ban placed there in the first place? why couldnt the system work it out before?