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Yanks Describe Brush With Latest Type Sovief-Built Jets Over Korea

By JERRY THORP, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ADVANCED FIFTH AIR FORCE BASE, KOREA, Nov. 9--| New Paris, Pa., gave me the enemy planes were in revetments

Pilots of the newest type Russian jet planes which have entered details of this pioneer jet skirm- near the landing strip,” he este, the Korean War are too. Skillful to be either Chinese Reds or! ish: mated.

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They “At that time, they were about took part in the jet tussle said: WAbash 2456 The Americans .had a slight damaged three of the Red jets, 20 miles from us, We also could] “I have never seen any Chinese o impressed. with the See the strip from which they or Korean pilot who could handle

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skillful maneuvering of the said one did a slow roll soon after, {enemy pilots, lerossing the border in preparing | Gives Details 'to land. Maj. James H. Buckey, 29, of “Between 25 and 30 additional

{ “We were on a patrol flight “Those pilots were either Rus- | {along the border, flying at about sian or German,” said Capt. Tan-| ho! 10,000 feet, when I spotted enemy ner: Lt. Robert D. Rholfs, 25, of | planes 8000 feet above us. |Niles, Mich., fourth American who

took off. It was three miles. a plane as wel las those jets were inorth of a river in Manchuria. flown today.” { Several other planes were on the | field, but we eouldn’t tell their

Planes Maneuverable The American pilots agreed Lt. Col. William J. O'Donnell, @ Plane as well as those jets were . 30-year-old flight leader from ®Xiremely maneuverable and Philadelphia, broke in with the Started or broke off a fight with lobservation that the planes “had the. Mustangs. at will. They

no markings and were painted a S¢émed at least as speedy as silver color.” American F-80 jets.

Col.- O'Donnell, along with the Armed with Cannon other pilots, suggested the possi“They made a pass at us,” he bility that the planes were sent) said, “and one came at me head- out so seek combat to test them fon, The plane apparently was under battle conditions. armed with two cannons in the! “As far as I am concerned,” he nose and four .50-caliber machine said, "I was quite happy to be guns in the wings.. I could see fire flying the good old Mustangs’ from the cannon, but I wasn’t when we met up with them. » hit.” or ——

Col. O'Donnell, combat veteran | KEYSTONE of the last war who was credited AMERICA'S FINEST with. knocking down five planes ALUMINUM STORM SCREENS

over Europe, claimed three or WINDOWS AND DOORS possibly all of the enemy were woh SCREENS SL damaged by the Mustangs. None KEYSTONE ALLOYS OF INDIANA of the American planes was hit. FACTORY 2 After five minutes of dog fight- 132 Schau ing, the jets had their fill and fled across the river. They apparently

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tions’ orders to stay below the border. Capt. Howard N. Tanner, 29, of Paramount, Cal., noted that the | jet pilots appeared. to be “very! ‘capable and well-trained.” He

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