This is a love story. Some family members were worried when I made that statement, thinking I was referring to Ruth Wilting and Dan Gerber. He was an important part of her life, but this book is not that type of love story. The missionaries who died that day were devoted to their love of God and their love of the Montagnards. They were not perfect, but they reinforced the idea that serving God is worth the price.Tet 1968 was coming.South and North Vietnam had a truce for the holidays. Eight missionaries in Ban Me Thuot were celebrating at home. Ruth Wilting loved her life, the people surrounding her and the Central Highlands of Vietnam. But the truce was a ruse, before Tet was over there would be martyrs. Behind the headlines are dramatic stories of love and devotion.In “Mission Vietnam - Under His Wings” you will discover:• The little known story of the longest held American POWs in Vietnam• Insights into the birth of South Vietnam• The daily hardships of living 9,000 miles from home• True tales of working with the leprous• Humane work done by the U.S. Military in Vietnam• Lives joyously spent working every day for God’s gloryExpand your horizons, feed your soul and answer lingering questions as you read this explosive story.Ruth went to Vietnam in January 1954. Her love for God and theMontagnards has inspired many.Using Ruth’s letters to family and friends “Mission Vietnam – Under His Wings” waits to inspire you. Dive into this exciting, true adventure!