Much of Keyes Beech's 55-year journalism career was spent covering war. His first exposure to it came as a Marine Corps combat correspondent in the Pacific.
thanks for posting this. Keyes Beech was my father. Your reporting has filled in a few holes in his history I was unaware of. Do you mind sharing how you uncovered this information? Thanks
Hi, Really interested in your post and the work you've done. I've recently completed a biography of Keyes Beech, to be published by Texas Tech University Press. I'm familiar with the photo you have used of Beech on Iwo but have so far not tracked down the source. Do you know what that is? Thank you.
thanks for posting this. Keyes Beech was my father. Your reporting has filled in a few holes in his history I was unaware of. Do you mind sharing how you uncovered this information? Thanks
That's great to hear! Email me at WW2onDeadline@gmail.com and I'll send you the research I used for this post.
Hi, Really interested in your post and the work you've done. I've recently completed a biography of Keyes Beech, to be published by Texas Tech University Press. I'm familiar with the photo you have used of Beech on Iwo but have so far not tracked down the source. Do you know what that is? Thank you.
Hi Jonathan ... wrote this one a long time ago but I believe that came from Findagrave (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/6768668/keyes-beech/photo). Not sure on the original source.
Thank you for getting back to me, Marc. I'll keep looking.