Requiem - Bong Son, Vietnam, 1966
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R E Q U I E M
DANA STONE
Bong Son, Vietnam, 1966

Soldiers of the U.S. First Air Cavalry Division point their weapons at villagers whom they flushed from the brush along the riverbank.

(UPI)

Peter Arnett tells what it was like 
to be a photographer in Vietnam"

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Dana Stone showed up at the doorstep of the UPI bureau in Saigon in 1965 after buying a ticket to Vietnam on a freighter. He quickly became one of the finest young photographers covering the war.

He and Sean Flynn, the son of movie star Errol Flynn, soon formed a close friendship and the war became a great adventure for both of them. They often rode to scenes of action on their motorcycles. In 1970, they were riding those bikes down a road in Cambodia when they were stopped and executed in a field by the Khmer Rouge.


 
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