CIA #Museum AotW: Former Soviet Pilot Viktor #Belenko’s Knee Pad Notebook w Flight Data
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Lt. Viktor #Belenko carried 2 personal items with him on his flight to freedom: the notebook & his military ID.pic.twitter.com/rizAszeJq5
Concerned about relations with the Soviet Union, Japan limited US access to #Belenko’s MiG before it was returned to USSR in 30 crates.
#Belenko became a US citizen by act of Congress when President Carter signed a private bill into law.
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I once met a man that may have been #Belenko. Perhaps I'll never know for sure. Nice guy, soft-spoken. cc @IntlSpyMuseum
why are you guys telling us something that happened exactly 40 years ago. Because it's no longer Classified.!!!
an they were still using vacuum tubes in it so as to restart engines n protect electronics from EM radiation blasts!
plane was sent back to Soviets!In boxes after disassembly!
are you or are you not going to hire me to be NOC?
I'm Going To Shut Up and Read
If I Wasn't Feeling...I Could A 1000 Things In No Time Sincerely I Want To Work I Am So Bored It Makes My Head Hurt
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