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6. Juni 2016 · Dana’s brother, John Thomas Stone, joined the army in 1971 reportedly with a similar end in mind; he was killed by friendly fire in Afghanistan in 2006. The prevailing conclusion about their fate arrives via the investigation of their colleague and friend, Australian journalist Tim Page — a man for whom memorializing the journalists who lost their lives during the Vietnam War has been a ...
STONE, DANA HAZEN. Name: Dana Hazen Stone Rank/Branch: U.S. Civilian Unit: Free Lance Photo/journalist working for CBS Date of Birth: 18 April 1939 Home City of Record: N. Pomfret VT Date of Loss: 06 April 1970 Country of Loss: Cambodia Loss Coordinates: 110236N 1060419E (XT171209) Status (In 1973): Prisoner Of War Category: 1 Acft/Vehicle ...
27. Aug. 2020 · Sean and fellow journalist Dana Stone were captured by elements of the Viet Cong and the North Vietnamese Army while on assignment for Time magazine in Cambodia on April 6, 1970. It is believed that they were held for one to three years before being turned over to and assassinated by the Khmer Rouge, the genocidal regime responsible for Cambodia's Killing Fields , among other horrors.
Mr. Dana Hazen Stone was one of two American journalists taken captive by Khmer Communist forces on April 6, 1970. He was identified by the rallier, however, further attempts to locate Mr. Stone have been unsuccessful. He remains unaccounted for. Based on all information available, DPAA assessed the individual's case to be in the analytical ...
9. Nov. 2005 · Published November 9, 2005 at 3:01 p.m. Dana Stone. The sun was shining on a nearby eucalyptus grove as Mini-Grunt and the Son of Captain Blood roared up Route 1 in eastern Cambodia on their red ...
Dana Stone is the only candidate who has served as a judge, a prosecutor, and a public defender thus giving her unmatched experience that she will use as a District Court Judge. Dana came from humble beginnings. Dana was raised by a single mother who cleaned hotel rooms or worked night shifts at a convenience store to make ends meet.
7. Apr. 2010 · The press crews in Cambodia in early April 1970 were in many respects, on their own. This was the situation for Sean Flynn, Dana Stone and so many others. Twenty days after the two disappeared, on 26 April 1970, President Richard Nixon's approval was given for a multi division offensive into Cambodia.
