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Other Personnel in Incident: Akira Kusaka; Claude Arpin; same day at same grid coordinates: Sean Flynn, Dana Stone (all captured)
Tagaki, Yujiro 1991
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On the same day, French freelance journalist-photographer Claude Arpin, on an assignment for Newsday, and Japanese correspondents Akira Kusaka, a correspondent for Fuji Television, and Yujiro Takagi, a cameraman with Fuji
Arpin, Claude 1991
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Other Personnel in Incident: Claude Arpin; Yujiro Takagi; same day at same grid coordinates: Sean Flynn, Dana Stone (all captured)
Kusaka, Akira 1991
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Flynn, Stone, Arpin, Kusaka and Takagi are among 22 international journalists missing in Southeast Asia, most known to have been captured.
Flynn, Sean L. 1991
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Other Personnel in Incident: with Flynn: Dana Stone (missing); same day at same grid coordinates: Claude Arpin; Akira Kusaka; Yujiro Takagi (all missing)
Flynn, Sean L. 1991
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On the same day, French freelance journalist-photographer Claude Arpin, on an assignment for Newsday, and Japanese correspondents Akira Kusaka, a correspondent for Fuji Television, and Yujiro Takagi, a cameraman with Fuji
Kusaka, Akira 1991
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On the same day, French freelance journalist-photographer Claude Arpin, on an assignment for Newsday, and Japanese correspondents Akira Kusaka, a correspondent for Fuji Television, and Yujiro Takagi, a cameraman with Fuji
Tagaki, Yujiro 1991
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On the same day, French journalist Claude Arpin and Japanese correspondents
Flynn, Sean L. 1991
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On the same day, French journalist Claude Arpin and Japanese correspondents
Stone, Dana H. 1970
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Flynn, Stone, Arpin, Kusaka and Takagi are among 22 international journalists missing in Southeast Asia, most known to have been captured.
Stone, Dana H. 1970
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