When a German Pilot Spared an American Bomber!

The stigler brown incident (ww2) :

In 1943, a B17 bomber was badly damaged over Germany, but an enemy fighter pilot chose to spare it. The German pilot escorted the bomber safely out of German airspace, even saluting the American crew before leaving. 50 years later, the pilots met and became friends. This act started a debate: was the German pilot right to spare the bomber, or did he betray his country?

[chadowe]

I think the impact of war on the human mind is far too harsh and complex for arm-chair judgments, especially 80+ year’s after.

[adamedwards]

I think he was simply being a human being.

[epicgamer]

Charlie brown and franz stigler.
"No bullets fly" by sabaton

[dannydutch]

I have seen this story so many times. I respect the German pilot he showed human compassion and gave them a second chance may he rest in peace

[VISMO.Airplane]

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[sawgunner]

People don't understand that in war air men are respectful to each other they appreciate the good fight if one gets downed they are not betraying their country they are being civil

[vaelofhearts]

A rare sighting of a human being being a human being.

[hirammendez]

I think that he didn't shoot him down because he was afraid the bomber might fall on his own people.

[ghhego]

what I think is that's why after that they became friends and together invade the third world as German does.even now they do

[reynaldobancod]

Its and act of càlm spirit of human instinct.

[assamong]

The fighter pilot was saving his country from plane debris.

[bigblockford]

He chose humanity in a inhumane time of war!?🫡🤣💪🏻