Digital exhibition companion
A Marine’s Disposable War
Fifteen photographs made in Iraq in 2003 with one disposable camera Kenny Bass carried as a young Marine infantryman. Begin with the photograph. Then open as much description, history and first-person context as you want.
Choose what helps
Each photograph has a short orientation followed by optional sections. You can hear or read a fuller visual description, look more closely, enter the historical context, follow Kenny’s recollections, or explore related photographs and technical detail.
Previous and Next follow the photobook’s fifteen-image order. That order is visual and interpretive rather than a timeline.
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All fifteen photographs
Choose any photograph by number and title. You do not need to use a carousel or gesture to move through the work.
- Photograph 1 of 15Close double portrait
- Photograph 2 of 15Saddam Mural / Barracks
- Photograph 3 of 15Marketplace
- Photograph 4 of 15Group at Industrial / Power Plant
- Photograph 5 of 15No Door / Blue Work Truck
- Photograph 6 of 15Marines on Armored Vehicle
- Photograph 7 of 15Shooting AK / Rubble
- Photograph 8 of 15Hallway / Resting Marines
- Photograph 9 of 15Covered Position / Vehicle
- Photograph 10 of 15Power Plant / Industrial Structure
- Photograph 11 of 15Tank and Palm
- Photograph 12 of 15Foreign Armor I
- Photograph 13 of 15Ammunition Containers / Ordnance
- Photograph 14 of 15Ammunition Bunker Interior
- Photograph 15 of 15Spent
These photographs preserve one Marine’s limited viewpoint from Iraq in 2003. They are not a comprehensive history of the war or a substitute for Iraqi accounts.