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'My dad was shot down over the Soviet Union' - what happens when a US spy plane gets caught?

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'My dad was shot down over the Soviet Union' - what happens when a US spy plane gets caught?"My dad was shot down over the Soviet Union," Gary says. "As a kid I thought it was normal, everybody's dad goes through this."
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