...do you mean shot down over the former Soviet Union? That pilot's name was FrancisGary Powers.
If you are referring to the U2 pilot that was shot down over the USSR in 1960, that would have been Frances Gary Powers.
It provides communication with air traffic control centres along the plane's route. Without it - there would be no way to warn the pilot if there was another plane on a collision course, or if there was bad weather ahead, or if the plane was too low to fly over a mountain etc...
he changed the lines, and he became a serbian combat pilot
The plane was shot down by a missile on 1st may 1960,over the USSR.
The U-2 was a top secret high altitude spy plane that was shot down by the Soviets on 5 May 1960, over Russian territory. At first, President Eisenhower denied it was a spy plane, claiming it was a weather plane blown off course, because he believed the pilot was killed in the crash or, as U-2 pilots were supposed to do, committed suicide. The Russians announced they had the pilot, Francis Gary Powers, and he had been captured and confessed to being a spy. Eisenhower then took responsibility for ordering the flight and the Soviet Premier Khrushchev canceled the meeting between the two leaders that was going to take place in Russia. The U-2 incident only increased tensions between the two Cold War powers.
the peep who got shot down was gary powers i belive it was over russia
No. The co-pilot may take over as pilot in "command".
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.
Gary Powers was the pilot who was shot down.
It was an American U-2 spy plane that was shot down over the Soviet Union. It was The U-2 crysis of 1960.
If you are referring to the U2 pilot that was shot down over the USSR in 1960, that would have been Frances Gary Powers.
a plane came over is head and brian somehow made him know he was there. A plane came over where he got stranded and he had a fire going and signaled the pilot.
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.
It provides communication with air traffic control centres along the plane's route. Without it - there would be no way to warn the pilot if there was another plane on a collision course, or if there was bad weather ahead, or if the plane was too low to fly over a mountain etc...
Example from a pilot speaking inside a plane: This is American Airways 3953 we are ready for take off over.
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A relief pilot is someone who is at an airport, waiting for a stop over to "relieve" the pilot and/or co-pilot from flying. For example a plane traveling from Cairns to Beijing would usually stop over at Hong Kong and the pilots would be replaced by the relief pilots. I hope this answers your question