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In the 2001 Hainan Island Incident the US Government paid the Chinese Government for food and lodging of the EP-3 aircrew is that true or false?
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That is True. The 24 member crew was charged $34,000 for their incarceration for 11 days and for the food they they were given. China had demanded a million dollars for this service but the US got a frequent flyer discount of $42.93 per person per day after long and serious negotiations.
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