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war and military journalism  

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  • With few exceptions, the American public supports the country's armed forces at the onset of war—and so have American news media. War's early stages encourage patriotic sentiment, a phenomenon known as rallying around the flag. [Source: Encyclopedia of Journalism; War and Military Journalism]

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