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What country was using a you-2 spy plane in1960 that was shot down over the Soviet Union?
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The US had a spy plane called the U-2 that was shot down over the Soviet Union.
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Which country was using the plane to gather intelligence about the soviet union?
Both USA and Britain did this.
What country was using the plane to gather interlligence about the Soviet Union in 1960?
America used the U-2 at that time.
What county accidentally shot down commercial plane?
The countRy is Russia(Soviet Union). In 1983 a Russian military jet shot down a Korean Airlines commercial airliner.
What is a U-2 aircraft?
The U-2 plane is a spy plane. In the Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union one plane from the US crashed in the Soviet Union. This caused a great deal of tension seeing as how the American president of the time was denying the act of spying on Russia at the time.
American spy plane shot down over the Soviet Union?
That was a U-2, flown by Gary Powers. He was shot down over the Soviet Union on 1 May, 1960.
What country was using a U-2 spy plane to gather intelligence about the soviet union?
The United States used the Lockheed U2 and Convair PB4Y Privateer to gather intelligence about the Soviet Union and China before the advent of spy satellite technology.
When the Soviet Union shot down the what crisis?
The U2 spy plane with Gary Powers at the controls
What commercial airliner company had a plane shot down by the Soviet Union?
Korean Air Lines.
When did an American plane down over the Soviet Union disrupting a summit and rechilling the Cold War?
1960
In 1983 a Soviet fighter shot down a passenger plane from which country?
South Korea
What has the author Harold E Stockton written?
Harold E. Stockton has written: 'Red beauty (Krasny Kraselek)' -- subject(s): Soviet Union, Soviet Union. Voenno-Vozdushnye Sily, Yak (Fighter plane)
What is the name of the dispute between the Soviet Union and the US that resulted from the shooting down of a spy plane?
The " U-2 incident" .
