Hi Anna Chennault, First, it is great to see you here smiling. Thanks for this interview. Your life story is amazing. I wish you the very best. Your husband is one of my most favorite heros. Ironically, we most likely have crossed some of the same paths in life. I was closely connected with the Chinese from 1959-72, many times I worked for/with Civil Air Transport on special projects. So many "sweet & sour memories" there was never a dull moment. My only regret is,, , I wish we could have done more. I also took a very strong liking to the Chinese and all the East Asian people. I feel very pleased to see my favorite people (all Asians) doing quite well today. I wish all our friends in China could enjoy seeing and knowing you today. With freedom of the internet in China. I'm sure they would be proud of you, as I am. Curtis.
Chinese always feel grateful to Chennault and his flying tiger member and most American people for their's help in the Second World War. American are our friend, Hope we never forget this friendship and this history !
with the newly available LBJ files on the Chennault affair, Nixon put his political interests above anything else and Anna had a big role in it. How would American people feel about her doings with the prolonged Vietnam war, the opposite of humanity?
I appreciate your views, thanks for your post. I know little about Madame Anna Chennault but one thing I have read is how her and her family's experiences in 'free' China (later many of that community went to Taiwan) must have influenced her views toward Communism and subsequently her actions to keep Vietnam 'free'. Thus, she supported American involvement there.
Hi Anna Chennault, First, it is great to see you here smiling.
Thanks for this interview.
Your life story is amazing.
I wish you the very best.
Your husband is one of my most favorite heros.
Ironically, we most likely have crossed some of the same paths in life.
I was closely connected with the Chinese from 1959-72,
many times I worked for/with Civil Air Transport on special projects.
So many "sweet & sour memories" there was never a dull moment.
My only regret is,, , I wish we could have done more.
I also took a very strong liking to the Chinese and all the East Asian people.
I feel very pleased to see my favorite people (all Asians) doing quite well today.
I wish all our friends in China could enjoy seeing and knowing you today.
With freedom of the internet in China. I'm sure they would be proud of you, as I am.
Curtis.
Chinese always feel grateful to Chennault and his flying tiger member and most American people for their's help in the Second World War. American are our friend, Hope we never forget this friendship and this history !
with the newly available LBJ files on the Chennault affair, Nixon put his political interests above anything else and Anna had a big role in it. How would American people feel about her doings with the prolonged Vietnam war, the opposite of humanity?
I appreciate your views, thanks for your post. I know little about Madame Anna Chennault but one thing I have read is how her and her family's experiences in 'free' China (later many of that community went to Taiwan) must have influenced her views toward Communism and subsequently her actions to keep Vietnam 'free'. Thus, she supported American involvement there.
This was really good. Thank you
Madame Chennault is as brilliant as Madame Chiang Kai-shek.
This dog is the reason why we didnt end the vietnam war in 68