Forgiveness Of Soldiers In The War: From Enemy To Friend After War: Emotion Story Of Healing Of Soldiers In The Vietnam War

In war, the people of the two sides will always consider each other as sworn enemies, finding ways to paralyze or even end the enemy's life. It was during the war, so what about after the war, if two people who were once enemies met after the war ended, what would happen? Let's find out together.

On April 16, 1972, at 15,000 feet in the skies near Hanoi, North Vietnam, the author, and Lieutenant Nguyen Hong My met for the first time in mortal combat. In an intense five-minute aerial battle, Dan, flying his F-4 Phantom II, shot down the MiG-21 piloted by Hong My. The author returned safely to his base, however, Lieutenant Hong My was severely injured during the ejection from his burning aircraft. Thirty-six years later author and Hong My met face to face in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam for the first time since that fateful day. In many ways, this is a war story but more than that, it is a powerful story of healing, closure, forgiveness, friendship, and reconciliation.