War Vet: Why We Should Mourn Our Enemies On Memorial Day

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May 31, 1993: “I remember the first time I prayed for an enemy. It was just outside An Khe, a village in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. A helicopter gunship rocketed some No. Vietnamese regulars who were about to attack us. I prayed for those kids. My top sergeant berated me for my prayer. I realized then that my enemy …” — John Samuel Tieman

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War Vet: Why We Should Mourn Our Enemies On Memorial Day