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Mig Pilot: The Final Escape of Lt. Belenko |
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Rating:  Summary: This is about a famous american hero Review: A great story about my dad. I read the whole thing by myself. John Barron did a good job writing this true story.
Rating:  Summary: I read this book YEARS ago.... Review: And was just telling someone about it! I decided to look it up to see if was still available.
If you get a chance.. read this book.
Rating:  Summary: Great view inside the Soviet Union Review: I read this book twice while the Soviet Union still stood. The book is brilliently written. You get a view of life inside the former Soviet Union, inside their millitary and civillian life, and you see through the eyes of a refugee when he first experiences America. The story helps you to appreciate what you have here. Lt. Belenko is a very courageous man.
Rating:  Summary: An exciting, fun, fast, and easy to read eye opener- Review: I was so blown away by this book I had to meet Viktor in person and now count him as a personal friend. The book is factual in every respect and is difficult to put down once started. John Barron is an excellent author and did a first class job of writing Viktor's story. In addition to an exciting escape story it reveals why the Soviet Union had to collapse of its own ineptitude, deceit, and corruption. It details humorous incidents such as army pilots' mess-hall riots due to bad food. Mig Pilot is also a biography of an exceptional man whose intelligence saw through a lifetime of brainwashing. The story is humorous in places and engrossing from beginning to end. It starts right out with Viktor's desperate and harrowing escape flight to freedom in his top-secret Mig-25 Foxbat, then in subsequent chapters details the life events that led to his courageous decision to "go for broke" and make his live-or-die dash to freedom. It illustrates how America probably could have given the Soviets all of its top secrets and they would have found a way to screw up making use of them.Viktor is not only a first class pilot, he is also a true hero. Don't lend this book to anyone and expect to get it back.
Rating:  Summary: A Good Look at the Soviet Union Review: This book paints an insightful picture of Soviet life and politics during the Cold War, and Belenko's story within that Soviet context is very interesting. The book is great.
Rating:  Summary: A Good Look at the Soviet Union Review: This book paints an insightful picture of Soviet life and politics during the Cold War, and Belenko's story within that Soviet context is very interesting. The book is great.
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