From Mike Luehring’s FaceBook Posting:
Today we honor the extraordinary life of Sean Flynn—born May 31, 1941—not just as the son of Hollywood icon Errol Flynn, but as a man of rare courage, conviction, and purpose.
Sean was more than a war correspondent. Embedded with the Green Berets and MACV-SOG, he didn’t just cover the war—he lived it, fought in it, and stood shoulder to shoulder with Special Forces in active combat. When the moment came, Sean picked up a rifle and joined the men he had come to respect, not out of duty, but out of loyalty and shared risk. That choice marked him not just as a witness, but as a warrior.
In February of this year, Tours of Duty conducted a focused mission in Cambodia to further the search for Sean Flynn and Dana Stone, advancing casework in the very region where they were last seen in 1970. Our team, including veterans, forensic experts, and local partners, identified critical new leads and built local trust to support ongoing recovery efforts.
We also want to acknowledge Rory Flynn, Sean’s devoted sister. Her unwavering commitment to finding her brother has been a guiding light and a powerful testament to the love that endures through decades of unanswered questions.
Sean Flynn lived—and was lost—pursuing truth, honor, and brotherhood. Today, we recommit ourselves to bringing him home.
Happy Birthday, Sean. Your courage continues to inspire us. We haven’t stopped searching.
— Tours of Duty
FaceBook posting.
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— David DeWitt
