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Shakopee Chamber July Business Builder Luncheon
Hear from General Edward Daniel Cherry, author of "My Enemy, My Friend, a story of reconciliation from the Vietnam War."
The is pleased to announce their July Business Builder Luncheon will be held on Thursday, July 12, 2012 from 11:30am-1:00pm at Grace Church in Eden Prairie, MN and is open to the public.
The Shakopee Chamber will be co-hosting this special luncheon with the Eden Prairie Chamber and members and community members will have the honor of hearing from General Edward Daniel Cherry, author of "My Enemy, My Friend," a story of reconciliation from the Vietnam War. Also speaking will be Nguyen Hong My, the MiG pilot. This inspiring book chronicles an intense 1972 dogfight between Dan's F-4 Phantom and North Vietnamese MiG-21 and his subsequent meeting and friendship with the MiG pilot, Nguyen Hong My.
"At 8 a.m. on April 16, 1972 the four F-4 Phantoms of Basco Flight, each with three external fuel tanks and less than a full load of missiles, roared off Udorn's Runway 12 with Fred Olmsted and Stu Maas leading and Jeff Feinstein and me flying number 3. We jettisoned our empty centerline tanks and accelerated across the border into North Vietnam, heading straight for Hanoi. Enemy surface-to-air radars were on us immediately but we ignored the warnings. Our mission was to kill MiGs.”- Excerpt from My Enemy, My Friend
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Want to hear more? Then join us at Grace Church, 9301 Eden Prairie Rd, Eden Prairie, MN, on July 12. Do NOT miss this opportunity to hear this inspirational story and meet many new people from the Shakopee and Eden Prairie Chambers as well as other community members from in and around the area.
The cost for this special luncheon is $25 for Shakopee Chamber members and $30 for non-members. Register soon as space will fill up quickly. Please visit http://bit.ly/NNYSbP for additional information or to register online. Contact Emily Strom with questions or to RSVP for this event, (952) 455-1660 or estrom@shakopee.org.
