Korean Air Liner Flight 007 POSTCARD President RONALD REAGAN, Russia Soviet 1983

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Korean Air Liner Flight 007 POSTCARD President RONALD REAGAN, Russia Soviet 1983:
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Korean Air Liner Flight 007 POSTCARD President RONALD REAGAN, Russia Soviet 1983Postcard image shows the last minutes of Flight 007, with a cartoon drawing it depicts what happened to the plane in four steps.
ON THE BACK
\"On September 1, 1983, a Korean Air Liner, flight 007, from the US was shot down off the coast of Hokkaido by a Soviet SU-15 supersonic fighter plane killing 269 who were aboard, including some Americans. Anti Russian protests erupted outside the White House, in Korea, andelsewherearound the world and sparked a widespread search by Japanese and American navies first for survivors, then sadly for bodies and evidence of the disaster. The Russians claimed their territory had beenviolatedby this so called spy plane. President Reagan was busy denying that it was a U2 spy plane as he expressed sorrow and warned that this was not the time for the retaliation many patriots demanded.\"TYPE: Standard/ Chrome LOCATION: N/APUBLISHER: Coral-LeePHOTOGRAPH: Diagram by Nigel Holmes Courtesy of Time Magazine
POSTMARK: None, unused, not mailedSTAMP: NoneCONDITION:Unused with neither writing or postmark. The card has darkened or yellowed with age. The corner points are a bit dull.
Will beshippedin protective sleeve