Photographer Don McCullin is preparing what he says will be his final book, with plans to focus on Vietnam and to revisit images from his long career covering conflict. The Guardian reports that the book will draw on some of his best-known Vietnam photographs and will include material connected to his return to the country, including a 12-day stint with U.S. marines during the 1968 battle of Hue. Other outlets also describe the project as a retrospective. PetaPixel states that the book will look back across McCullin’s 16 trips to Vietnam, framing it as a comprehensive review of his work there. Light Stalking similarly presents the announcement that “Vietnam” by Don McCullin will be his last book, emphasizing that it will compile his Vietnam-focused photographs. Across the reports, the common points are that the final volume is centered on Vietnam, includes work drawn from multiple visits over decades, and features key images tied to the 1968 Hue campaign. The sources do not provide a publication date in the information provided.