Robert D. Stone, left, with camera, interviews a GI.
Combat photographer Robert D. "Stoney"
Stone, who was a member of
Combat Photo Unit #10, is the subject of a query
from his nephew, Glenn R. Galbraith:
My grandmother's brother was Robert D.
"Stoney" Stone. I'm seeking as much information about him as possible
during his service. We have his Bronze Star, but do not know how he won
it.
His grandfather, Albert R. "Stoney" Stone was
Rochester's first newspaper staff photographer, who trained his son,
Daniel J. "Stoney" Stone, to work at the same paper, owned by Frank
Gannett.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Galbraith is the President and CEO of ROC Archive, on the web at
https://rocarchive.org/ and on
Facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/ROCArchive/.
Galbraith provided the photo above and the photos below.
Robert D. Stone's tombstone.
Robert D. Stone with a 35mm camera and light meter.
Robert D. Stone with Combat Photo
Unit #10 in Leyte.
Daniel J. Stone, left, father of Robert O. Stone, with Robert's
grandfather, Albert R. "Stoney" Stone, who was Rochester's first
newspaper staff photographer, and who trained his son, Daniel.
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