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Dana Hazen Stone (April 18, 1939; disappeared April 6, 1970) was an American photojournalist who worked for CBS, United Press International, and Associated Press during the Vietnam War.
- Louise Smizer
- April 6, 1970 (aged 30), Highway One, Cambodia
- Dana Hazen Stone, April 18, 1939, Pomfret, Vermont, U.S.
- Declared dead in absentia
Dana Stone, amerikanischer Fotojournalist für United Press International (UPI). Getötet in Kambodscha 1971 von Soldaten der Roten Khmer bei Bei Met, bis heute vermisst Nick Út (* 1951), vietnamesischer Fotograf, berühmtes Foto vom „Napalm-Mädchen“ Phan Thị Kim Phúc aus Trảng Bàng , Vietnam
A personal account of the life and death of Dana Stone, a war photographer who was captured and killed by the Viet Cong in 1970, and his wife Louise, a journalist and artist who tried to save him. The author shares his memories of their relationship, their adventures, and their challenges in a war-torn world.
9. Jan. 2008 · Tribute to Dana Stone Missing Vietnam War photographer. Dana Stone and Sean Flynn, son of movie star Errol Flynn, were captured by the NVA on the border of Cambodia and Vietnam on April...
6. Apr. 2010 · CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Forty years have passed since my close friends, Dana Stone and Sean Flynn, rode bright red motorcycles into Communist-held territory in Cambodia on April 6, 1970, and were...
6. Juni 2016 · Posted on 6 June, 2016 by Headsman. On an unknown date thought to be approximately June of 1971, American photojournalists Sean Flynn and Dana Stone were executed by Communist captors in Southeast Asia. Flynn is the big name of the pair,* literally: a former actor, he wasn’t in like his superstar father Errol Flynn.
USA. Dana Stone (North Pomfret, Vermont, 1939) worked as a lumberjack and a postal worker, before he bought his own ticket on a freighter to Vietnam in 1965. Upon arriving in Saigon, he learned himself to photograph with a Nikon camera he had bought in Hong Kong.
