In a solemn reminder of the risks faced by journalists, 38 have lost their lives while working for The Associated Press over its 180-year history. These deaths have occurred in various locations around the world, often in conflict zones. The causes of death have been diverse, including gunfire, artillery fire, and disease.

Some have also died in aircraft crashes or by execution. A notable example is a war reporter who died alongside Custer at Little Bighorn 150 years ago. Further details about these incidents are available from The Associated Press, providing a more comprehensive understanding of the sacrifices made by these journalists.