On July 12, 1969 anti-aircraft fire

On July 12, 1969 anti-aircraft fire took him down over Laos, but not before he’d flown the most missions of any pilot in combat. In his book, “The Ravens,” Christopher Robbins speaks about the incredible respect all combat pilots, regardless of nationality, had for the flying skills of Lue. Fellow pilot Kham Phio Manivanh recalls on his website, “The Day We Lost Lee Lue,” watching Lue’s assault on what would be his last target:

Results (Hmong) 1:

Rau July 12, xyoo 1969 aircraft los tiv thaiv hluav taws coj nws nyob los tsuas teb, tab sis tsis ua ntej nws muaj twb ya rau missions feem ntau ntawm txhua tsav hauv kev sib ntaus los. Nyob rau hauv nws phau ntawv, "The Ravens," Christopher Robbins hais lus hais txog cov tsis ntseeg li hwm txhua txhua pilots, tsis hais haiv neeg, muaj tau txoj kev txawj flying lwv. Koj txog haujlwm pilot Kham Phio Manivanh txiav ntaqwm rau ntawm nws lub website, "Lub hnub peb poob lis lwv," menyuam lwv cov ua phem rau nws yuav nws cov phiaj kawg:

Results (Hmong) 2:

Nyob rau Lub Xya hli ntuj 12, 1969 anti-aircraft hluav taws coj nws down over Laos, tab sis tsis ua ntej nws twb ya tshaj plaws missions ntawm tej pilot nyob rau hauv nqe ntaus rog. Nyob rau hauv nws phau ntawv, "Lub Uab Lag," Christopher Robbins hais txog lub zoo kawg hwm tag nrho cov nqe ntaus rog pilots, tsis hais haiv neeg, muaj rau lub ya txawj Lue. Khub tsav Kham Phio Manivanh rov rau nws lub website, "Lub hnub twg peb yuav Poob Lis Lwm," saib Lue lub phem rau dab tsi yuav tau nws lub xeem lub hom phiaj: