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Some of them became authors of fiction drawing on their war experiences, including Davis, Crane and Hemingway. * Aernout van Lynden * Al Gore (born 1948); covered the Vietnam War. * Alan Moorehead; Australian reporter, covered World War II with units of General Bernard Montgomery, author of several books on the war. * Albert K. Dawson (1885–1967); American photographer and film correspondent with the German, Austrian and Bulgarian army during World War I * Alexander Clifford; covered World War II * Alexander Gault MacGowan (1894–1970); correspondent for The Sun (New York), reported from the front lines in World War II. * Alexandra Boulat * Anderson Cooper (born 1967); war correspondent for CNN who covered Somalia, Bosnia, and Rwanda. * Anna Politkovskaya * Anne O'Hare McCormick