“Now 50 years later, I am no longer a victim of war, I am not the Napalm girl, now I am a friend, am a helper, I’m a grandmother and now I am a survivor calling out for peace,” Phan Ti said.

Vietnam War's 'Napalm Girl' Sees Her Scars as 'Beautiful' Following Innovative Burn Treatment: 'I Fought for My Life' If 'The Girl in the Picture' can have hope, then you can have hope, ...

At the display of "Young Girl in the Garden," First Lady Ngo Phuong Ly showcased the traditional Vietnamese Ao Dai. This painting features charming girls playing in a warm setting with branches and ...

Phan Thi Kim Phúc, known as “The Napalm Girl” because of a Vietnam War photograph of her as a child, addresses the congregation of Open Door Baptist Church in Lynnwood on Sunday morning.

Vietnamese teen girl, fluent in 4 foreign languages, ... This interest extended to her extracurricular activities, including playing traditional Vietnamese instruments like the zither, ...

The Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist who made the famed napalm girl photo during the Vietnam War was attacked in Washington, D.C. The photographer, Nick Ut, was headed to dinner Thursday ...

‘Napalm Girl’ in Iconic Vietnam War Photo Wins German Prize for Peace Work 2 minute read Kim Phuc Phan Thi receives the international peace prize at the Semper Opera in Dresden, Germany, on ...