On this day, 43 years ago, Korean Airlines flight 902, en-route from Paris to Seoul, Korea, was shot down by Soviet Air Force, after it veered off course and entered Soviet airspace.
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Air Power - On this day: 41 years ago, a Soviet IA-PVO Su-15 "Flagon", flown by Captain Alexander Bosov, attacked Korean Air Lines' Flight 902 near Murmansk, Russia (April 20, 1978). Bosov's
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