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Searching for more documents on the George Washington University's server (on which Mr London 24/7 found some fine material on the U.S. Have Doughnut, Have Drill/Have Ferry MiG evaluations), I came across this most bizarre document which I really don't know what to make of.
It would seem to indicate that:
1°) The U.S. had a "stealth training" flight test program before the F-117 had ever flown.
2°) That the U.S. performed part of that training over Soviet territory.
3°) That an emergency landing had to be made in the Kiev/Dnepropetrovsk area.
3°) That the Soviet Union knew, not only of the U.S. owning and testing stealth technology, but also of their testing it over their territory.
4°) That there seemed to be a consensus between both countries that the Soviets would keep away from the area until repair/recovery was made.
I'm honestly puzzled by this document, and I'm sorry if this has been discussed elsewhere before, but it's the first time I've heard of such things and I really would appreciate some details if anyone out here has any...
It would seem to indicate that:
1°) The U.S. had a "stealth training" flight test program before the F-117 had ever flown.
2°) That the U.S. performed part of that training over Soviet territory.
3°) That an emergency landing had to be made in the Kiev/Dnepropetrovsk area.
3°) That the Soviet Union knew, not only of the U.S. owning and testing stealth technology, but also of their testing it over their territory.
4°) That there seemed to be a consensus between both countries that the Soviets would keep away from the area until repair/recovery was made.
I'm honestly puzzled by this document, and I'm sorry if this has been discussed elsewhere before, but it's the first time I've heard of such things and I really would appreciate some details if anyone out here has any...