Wade Bingham

On his early life and influences; on growing up during the Great Depression; on deciding he wanted to be a newsreel cameraman

On the types of films he made as a child, and on making training films during World War II; on learning the basics of filmmaking

On setting up a filming studio in Florida after World War II, and on the technical equipment he used; on using his studio in Florida to produce newsreels, and on the camera equipment he used; on the different production companies to which he provided newsreel footage, and on the logistics of shooting that footage

On shooting newsreel footage in Haiti and Cuba; on shooting newsreel footage in Kenya, and on shooting with sound; on his earliest memories of television, and on joining CBS News

On covering the Korean War for CBS News; on covering the Battle of Chongju and other battles during the Korean War

On covering the firing of General Douglas MacArthur during the Korean War for CBS News; on his most memorable moments covering the Korean War for CBS News

On memorable moments shooting the Korean War for CBS News; on Edward R. Murrow bringing See it Now to Korea during the Korean War; on shooting the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II for CBS News

On competing with other news organizations during the Korean War, and on bringing sound to his footage of it; on covering the French involvement in Vietnam, which was a precursor to the Vietnam War

On covering the early stages of the Vietnam War for CBS News; on covering China's Taiwan Straits Crisis for CBS News

On covering the opium trade of Burma and Laos for CBS News; on covering the Suez Crisis in 1956

On shooting the Edward R. Murrow series Small World, one of the first intercontinental broadcasts; on covering Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's visit to Indonesia in 1960; on working with CBS News correspondents and producers when shooting a story

On shooting an interview with the Dalai Lama in India; on shooting a hydrogen bomb test

On shooting an hydrogen bomb test for CBS News; on shooting the CBS News series The Twentieth Century, covering the youth upheaval in Japan

On shooting the CBS News series CBS Reports with anchor Edward R. Murrow and producer Fred Friendly; on the job of a camera operator/cinematographer on a news program or documentary series

On shooting The Twentieth Century episode "The Burma Surgeon Today"; on shooting the two-part The Twentieth Century episode "Guerrilla"

On shooting The Twentieth Century episode "The Man Who Spied on Pearl Harbor"; on shooting CBS Reports episode "Showdown on the Congo"

On The Twentieth Century episode "Man of the Month: Dr. Michael Ellis DeBakey"; on the CBS Reports episodes "The Poisoned Air" and "The Eric Hoffer Story"; on starting to use multiple cameras for news stories

On Walter Cronkite hosting The Twentieth Century and The Twenty-First Century; on going to work for 60 Minutes and on the 60 Minutes close-up

On working with Marion Goldin and various other behind-the-scenes people at 60 Minutes; on 60 Minutes executive producer Don Hewitt; on working with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes

On the correspondents of 60 Minutes including Morley Safer, Harry Reasoner, Diane Sawyer, Ed Bradley, and Dan Rather

On the 60 Minutes Gulf of Tonkin story reported by Harry Reasoner; on the CBS Reports story "The Mexican Connection"

On the second part of the CBS Reports "Mexican Connection" story; on the 60 Minutes profile of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton; on the 60 Minutes profile of James Michener reported by Diane Sawyer

On the 60 Minutes story about Hawaiian Airlines; on his retirement from 60 Minutes, and on the show's change from using film to using videotape; on how the methods of reporting stories changed over the years

On how the perception of network news changed over the course of his career; on the benefits provided to the country by network news; on how he'd like to be remembered

On b-roll footage from his career- Matthew B. Ridgeway in Tokyo; Japanese spy Takeo Yoshikawa; on a Navy boat on Pearl Harbor; at an H-Bomb test; H-Bomb mushroom cloud; in Korea with General Matthew B. Ridgeway; press corps in Korea; filming in Hong Kong with reporter Robert Pierpoint; his camera; cover of "Quill" magazine; Nikita Khrushchev playing golf; with his camera; filming at a port for The Twentieth Century; filming The Twentieth Century in Japan; the Geisha the Japan; in Indonesia; in Vietnam with Morley Safer; in Vietnam at an airport; James Michener and "Bloody Mary"; cartoon from "Stars & Stripes" about Korea

On b-roll pictures from his career- on the USS Aircraft carrier Boxer; walking with Vietnamese patrol; "fake" Master of Arts degree