What Does a Military Journalist Do?

A military journalist is a reporter in a news agency who is responsible for reporting on war, military mobilization, army building, and soldier life. Military journalists report on wartime and peacetime reports. Wartime news reports must distinguish the nature of the war, grasp the overall situation of the military situation, and reflect the progress of the war in a timely manner, but military secrets should be strictly kept. The focus of military journalists in peacetime should be on the training, construction, life, ideological outlook, reserve construction, recruitment, and national defense education of the army. Military journalists should be physically fit, tenacious, possess certain military knowledge, and experience in military life. ^[1]

Military reporter

There are many military journalists in the world. The most famous is Ernie Pyle, an American "soldier reporter" who lived with the infantry during World War II. Battle and life ", sent back a large number

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