William Broyles, Jr

AKA:
William Dodson Broyles Bill Broyles Jr.
Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
10/08/1944
Birthplace:
Texas
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biography
A decorated Marine veteran, Broyles had established himself in the world of journalism before he moved into TV and films. After graduating from Rice University in Houston, Texas, and postgraduate studies at Oxford, he went on to become founding editor of Texas Monthly magazine. Under Broyles' stewardship, Texas Monthly received four National Magazine Awards and his success led to positions as editor-in-chief at California and Newsweek. He had also contributed articles to various publications including Esquire, Atlantic Monthly and U.S. News and World Report.

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Served in US Marine Corps in Vietnam
 
Founded Texas Monthly magazine
 
Became editor-in-chief at California magazine
 
Joined Newsweek as editor-in-chief; resigned in 1984
1984 
Made return trip to Vietnam; became basis of his 1986 book "Brothers in Arms: A Journey From War to Peace" (published in 1986)
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