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作者：xilihutu 在 驴鸣镇 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org
MICHAEL DEARMOND: One day when I went for interrogation there was a Caucasian Officer in a Korean uniform but with no rank on him. I turned to the Captain and I said "who's this?" and he said, "this is one of our Russian advisors who would like the answers to a few questions".
I became more and more concerned about the purpose of this Russian running my interrogation because one of my frankly deepest fears was to wind up in a Gulag someplace. So I tried to be the dumbest F-86 pilot he had ever interrogated. Apparently it was effective but he became more and more exasperated, until one day he said something to the Korean Major, again the slapping and pounding about the head and shoulders, he folded up his stuff and disappeared, and I never saw him again.
NARRATOR: Ultimately a Sabre pilot could only reveal so much. What the Russians really needed was to capture the plane itself.
COLONEL ORLOV: (Russian dialogue)
INTERPRETER: We wanted to capture a Sabre and they wanted to capture a MiG. That's quite natural. Descriptions can be inaccurate due to translation and de-coding.
It's much better to see with your own eyes and to touch with your own hands.
COLONEL ORLOV: (Russian dialogue)
NARRATOR: Soviet pilots were under orders to bring down a sabre without destroying it. This was easier said than done, but one day they got the chance they'd been waiting for.
YEVGENY PEPELYAYEV: (Russian dialogue)
INTERPRETER: The squadron took off to intercept the enemy fighters.
YEVGENY PEPELYAYEV: (Russian dialogue)
INTERPRETER I decided to use my tried and tested manoeuvre. I made it look like I was drifting to the left and immediately moved right.
YEVGENY PEPELYAYEV: (Russian dialogue)
INTERPRETER: I had almost drawn level with the Sabre, so I rolled my aircraft and took aim.
YEVGENY PEPELYAYEV: (Russian dialogue)
INTERPRETER: I didn't bother to follow him once he went down.
YEVGENY PEPELYAYEV: (Russian dialogue)
COLONEL ORLOV: (Russian dialogue)
INTERPRETER: The Sabre pilot managed to land the plane without it exploding. The plane buried itself in the sand. The pilot was saved by the rescue team and the plane was left behind.
COLONEL ORLOV: (Russian dialogue)
NARRATOR: The pilot, Bill Garrett, fled to safety, while U.N. Forces tried to protect his downed Sabre.
COLONEL ORLOV: (Russian dialogue)
INTERPRETER: The Americans tried to destroy it, to prevent us taking it. But they failed.
NARRATOR: The Communists succeeded in securing an F-86, despite all efforts to keep them away.
For the Russians, it was the chance they had been waiting for. Now they could send the Sabre back to Moscow to investigate its top secret technology.
One of America's worst fears had been realized. Its most prized fighter had fallen into Soviet hands.
YEVGENY PEPELYAYEV: (Russian dialogue)
INTERPRETER: Of course, it was great to get such a prize. We sent it to Moscow straight away.
NARRATOR: There it remained, hidden behind the iron curtain.
作者：xilihutu 在 驴鸣镇 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org
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