Talk:John Hoagland

Additional sources
Other:


 * AJR (Fusion)


 * Christian Science Monitor (Fusion)


 * Columbia Journalism Review


 * American Photo


 * Upi1


 * Upi2


 * Profiles


 * Washington Post

Award popphotos


 * Hoagland Quote


 * Exhibit 1


 * Documentary 1


 * Documentary 2

Needs another source:


 * Bill Gentile captured a shot of Hoagland injured on June 26, 1979 that was published through the Associated Press


 * YouTube

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