FEATURE: "Napalm Girl," now 62, says don't turn from ugly reality of war

Of all the photos of all the conflicts of the past century, one from the Vietnam War sent shock waves around the world, searing the horror into the minds of millions of people.The Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph shows a 9-year-old girl crying as she runs down a road, her naked body severely burned by a napalm attack.Ahead of the 50th anniversary of the end of the war on April 30, Phan Thi Kim Phuc, now 62, the South Vietnamese-born Canadian woman depicted in the photo, shared her hope that people will not turn away from the ugly reality of children being sacrificed in war.The image -- wid…READ FULL ARTICLE