Dr. Douglas Wilbur is a strategic communication scholar specializing in propaganda, information warfare, and psychological operations. A retired U.S. Army information operations officer with four combat deployments, he earned his Ph.D. from the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism. He currently works in the IT industry while continuing research in strategic communication and influence operations.
This study examines whether—and how—a communist agent of influence, Pham Xuan An, contributed to narrative patterns in Time magazine’s Vietnam War coverage, and what...