Arnett, Peter Gregg

1934 - Born on November 13th in Riverton, New Zealand. New Zealand-American broadcaster, correspondent, writer, and journalist.

Peter Arnett is best known as CNN's former International Correspondent.

         - He is editor and chief of Global Vision, a quarterly business magazine.

1964 - Married to Nina Nguyen Thu-Nga on September 17th. They had two children.

1966 - Was awarded the Pulitzer Press in International Reporting for his work in Vietnam.

1980 - He wrote The Ten Thousand Day War.

1994 - Wrote the book, Live from the Battlefield: From Vietnam to Baghdad: Thirty Five Years in the World's War Zones, Simon & Schuster (New York).

2003 - He was fired by NBC for commentary sympathetic to Saddam Hussein

2000's - In the aftermath of the firing, Arnett, a New Zealander, was hired by a private Belgian TV network, a state-run Greek television channel, The Daily Mirror of London - an anti-war tabloid - and pan-Arab satellite channel Al-Arabiya.