CLEAN : Veteran who flew last mission of WW2 looks back 70 years on

The transcript recounts a WWII mission over Japan, reflecting on the emotional detachment from the Japanese people during the war. The speaker's perspective shifts in 1988 when his son marries a Japanese woman, the daughter of a kamikaze pilot, leading to a personal reconciliation and acceptance of a shared family heritage.

What was the last mission of World War Two mentioned in the text?

How did the speaker feel about the destruction witnessed in Tokyo?

What significant change occurred in the speaker's life in 1988?

What was the speaker's reaction to the idea of their son's marriage to a kamikaze pilot's daughter?

What does the speaker imply about the nature of choices in life?