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A Robert Capa Arany érem egy díj, a "best published photographic reporting from abroad requiring exceptional courage and enterprise". Évente ítélik oda az Overseas Press Club of America (OPC). Robert Capa emlékére jött létre. Az első aranyérmet 1955-ben ítélték oda a Howard Sochurek.

• 1955: Howard Sochurek, Magnum for Life.
  
• 1956: John Sadovy, Life.
  
• 1958: Paul Bruck, CBS, Coverage of Lebanon.
  
• 1959: Mario Biasetti, CBS.
  
• 1960: Yung Su Kwon, NBC, Coverage of Japanese riots at the time of James Hagerty’s arrival.
  
• 1962: Peter Dehmel & Klaus Dehmel, NBC, "The Tunnel"
  
• 1963: Larry Burrows, Life, Color photographs of Vietnam War.
  
• 1964: Horst Faas (The Associated Press), Coverage of Vietnam.
  
• 1965: Larry Burrows, Life.
  
• 1966: Henri Huet (The Associated Press)
  
• 1967: David Douglas Duncan, Life & ABC.
  
• 1968: John Olson, Life, "The Battle That Regained and Ruined Hue"
  
• 1969: Photographe Tchèque anonyme, Look, "A Death to Remember" (Later revealed to be Josef Koudelka)
  
• 1970: Kyoichi Sawada (United Press International)
  
• 1971: Larry Burrows, Life.
  
• 1972: Clive W. Limpkin, Penguin Books, "Battle of Bogside"
  
• 1973: David Burnett/Raymond Depardon/Charles Gerretsen (Gamma Presse Images), "Chili"
  
• 1974: W. Eugene Smith, Camera 35.
  
• 1975: Dirck Halstead, Time, Coverage of Vietnam.
  
• 1976: Catherine Leroy (Gamma), Time, Coverage of street fighting in Beirut.
  
• 1977: Eddie Adams (The Associated Press), "The Boat of No Smiles", about Vietnamese Boat People.
  
• 1978: Susan Meiselas, Time.
  
• 1979: Kaveh Golestan, Time.
  
• 1980: Steve McCurry, Time.
  
• 1981: Rudi Frey, Time.
  1982: Harry Mattison, Time.
  
• 1983: James Nachtwey, Time, "Lebanon"
  
• 1984: James Nachtwey (Black Star), Time, "Photos of El Salvador"
  
• 1985: Peter Magubane, Time, "Cry for Justice: Cry for Peace"
  
• 1986: James Nachtwey, Time/GEO (German edition), "Island at War"
  
• 1987: Janet Knott, The Boston Globe, "Democracy: What Price?"
  
• 1988: Chris Steele-Perkins (Magnum), Time, "Graveside Terror"
  
• 1989: David Turnley (Black Star & The Detroit Free Press) "Revolutions in China and Romania"
  
• 1990: Bruce Haley (Black Star), U.S. News & World Report
  
• 1991: Christopher Morris (Black Star), Time.
  
• 1992: Luc Delahaye (Sipa Press), "Sarajevo: Life in the War Zone"
  
• 1993: Paul Watson, The Toronto Star, "Mogadishu"
  
• 1994: James Nachtwey (Magnum), Time Magazine, "Election Violence for South Africa"
  
• 1995: Anthony Suau, Time, "Grozny: Russia’s Nightmare"
  
• 1996: Corrine Dufka (Reuters), "Liberia: From a Dead Man’s Wallet"
  
• 1997: Horst Faas/Tim Page, Random House, "Requiem: By the Photographers Who Died in Vietnam and Indochina"
  
• 1998: James Nachtwey (Magnum), Time, "Indonesia: Descent into Madness"
  
• 1999: John Stanmeyer (SABA), Time, "The Killing of Bernardino Guterres in Dili, East Timor"
  
• 2000: Chris Anderson (Aurora), The New York Times Magazine, "Desperate Passage"
  
• 2001: Luc Delahaye (Magnum) for Newsweek, "Afghanistan"
  
• 2002: Carolyn Cole, The Los Angeles Times, "Church of the Nativity: In the Center of the Siege"
  
• 2003: Carolyn Cole, The Los Angeles Times, "Covering Conflict: Iraq and Liberia"
  
• 2004: Ashley Gilbertson (Aurora), The New York Times, "The Battle for Fallujah"
  
• 2005: Chris Hondros, Getty Images, "One Night In Tal Afar"
  
• 2006: Paolo Pellegrin, Magnum, "True Pain: Israel & Hizbullah"
  
• 2007: John Moore, Getty Images, "The Assassination of Benazir Bhutto"
  2008: Shaul Schwarz, Getty Images, "Violence in Kenya following the December 2007 presidential election"