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FOI. Comments on TRUE Magazine Version of U-2 Incident a. Statement: "Powers left his home at Incirlik, Turkey, near Adana, on April 27 and landed at Peshawar, Pakistan, the famous British fortress city which guards the Khyber Pass to Afghanistan. In Peshawar he waited for good weather. Shortly after dawn on May 1, he filed a routine flight plan giving a course back to Incirlik, Turkey. " Comment: The text of the Soviet indictment of Powers, published in The New York Times of 10 August 1960, contained the following statement: "As established by the investigations, on April 27, 1960, Powers was brought in a transport plane of the United States Air Force from the Incirlik Air Force Base to Pakistan the Peshawar airport. " b. Statement: "First indication that the Russians were back on the attack came from an excited Russian voice: the's turning left!' Then: 'He's coming lower Comment: No recording of any Russian voices was picked up by us. All that we obtained were Russian radar plots of the flight from time to time. A similar statement written subsequent to the publication of this magazine, and in Anderson's column of 12 May (he was then substituting for Drew Pearson) contained the following: "The terse radio exchanges between the Russian pilots who shot down an American spy plane over Sverdlovsk 1200 miles inside Russia were picked up by supersensitive listening devices in Turkey, it has now been learned. "The last words that crackled over the radio were one pilot's excited shout: ¹He's turning left!¹ Then silence, DECLASSIFIED WITH DELETIONS CIA E0-1996-00337 Agency Case 96-212-02 NLE Case His NLE Date 11/15/99 By

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