Soviet Union indeed shot down a US U-2 surveillance plane on 1st May, 1960. The plane was flying from a base in Northern Pakistan and was on a mission over Soviet Union near Ural region when it was shot down by a SAM (SA-2). The pilot Gary Powers was taken prisoner after he safely bailed out.
I believe you want 'The Mulligan Spy Ring' .
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They were Communist Party members in the 1930s (as were many people in the US). They were accused in the 1950s of spying for the communists. Alger Hiss may not have actually been a spy. The Rosenbergs were part of the chain of couriers of Atomic Bomb information from spies in Los Alamos to the Soviets. Julius was the courier while his wife Ethyl was only responsible for retyping the information.
the soviets shot down an American spy plane
Gary Powers
The Soviets shot down an American spy plane.
When Eisenhower denied having such an aircraft, and the Soviets had the wreckage of the plane in their hanger. That was embarrassing!
It was cancelled because President Eisenhower refused Soviet requests that he apologize for the U-2 incident where the Soviets shot down and recovered a US spy plane.
Because the U.S. sent the U-2 spy plane over Russia to...well...spy. The plane was later shot down by the soviets and the pilot was captured, they knew it was an American plane because 1. they had the pilot 2. American flags where one the plane President Eisenhower never gave an apology.
he was the pilot flying the high-altitude spy plane U-2 when it got shot down by the soviets, so he was arrested for spying
The U-2 plane flew from the United States of America to spy on the Soviets activity.
U2 played one of their hit songs and all the Soviets died
I believe you are referring to the Gary Powers incident in 1960. His high-flying (70,000 ft) aircraft was believed to be invincible because of its high cruising altitude. However, the Soviets demonstrated the power of their SA-2 missile system (also known as the S-75 Dvina). A shotgun launch of SA-2s brought down Gary Powers' plane and sparked an international incident.
The U-2 spy plane was supposed to be a "secret". The Soviets (Russians) weren't supposed to know that the US was spying on them. Now they knew different; and the US had to re-organize it's planning.
The US had a spy plane called the U-2 that was shot down over the Soviet Union.