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Did either the USSR and/or Japan attempt to shoot down Victor Belenko on September 6, 1976 as he defected in a Mig-25? Were the Japanese fishing crews, imprisoned in retaliation, ever returned? -
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MIG Pilot: The Final Escape of Lt. Belenko by John Daniel Barron
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TIL that in 1976, a Soviet pilot defected to Japan in his advanced MiG-25 fighter, which Russia demanded be returned. Japan complied, but only after allowing American engineers to examine the aircraft.
