Moscow / Hiroshima / Seoul / Washington / Anchorage / /
Company
the Boeing / /
Country
Russia / United States / Soviet Union / South Korea / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
Facility
Central Clinical Hospital / Air Station / /
IndustryTerm
steel cord / communications operators / ground equipment / air navigation equipment / reconnaissance equipment / airline / ground control services / false crash site / electronic equipment / /
Organization
Political Bureau / Central Committee / Far East Military District / Soviet Air Force / Central Clinical Hospital / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Ministry of Defense / Russian Federation Air Force / Soviet Government / First Main Directorate / MiG / District / KGB / Ministry of Foreign Affairs / /
Person
Nikolay Osipovich / Chebrikov / Marshall Nikolay Ogarkov / Yeltsin / Aleksandr Kolesnikov / Ivan Moiseyevich / Anatoliy Kornukov / Igor Illarionov / Yuriy Vladimirovich / Ustinov / Yuriy Andropov / Yuriy Vladimirovich Andropov / Aleksandr Korzhakov / Chun Byung-Il / Ivan Tretyak / Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev / /
Position
Major General / Secretary of Agriculture / aide / president / commander in chief / experienced commander / military historian / defense minister / General / Lieutenant Colonel / division commander / historian / chief / fighter pilot / deputy regiment commander / and Major General / Colonel / official / spy / Chairman / Professor / designer / bodyguard of CPSU General Secretary Yuriy Andropov / aviation division commander / commander / pilot / general secretary / Lieutenant General / Chief of the General Staff / /
"Hot Battle Amid Cold War. Boeing With 29 Spies on Board Was Shot Down in Russian Sky 22 Years Ago" Moskovskiy Komsomolets, Moscow, page 4, August 31, 2005 by Aleksandr Kolesnikov, military historian A South Korean Boein