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X-WR-CALDESC:15 April 1969: Navy EC-121 shot down by North Korean MiGs over
  the Sea of Japan. The aircraft\, Bureau number 135749\, c/n 4316\,[3] bor
 e the tail code 'PR-21' and used the radio call sign Deep Sea 129. Thirty-
 one U.S. Navy and Marine Corps personnel were killed. On 15 April 2013\, N
 IOC Misawa commemorated the 44th anniversary of this loss with a special c
 eremony. See the the link below to an NSA document regarding the NSA & the
  EC-121 shootdown.\n\nDeep Sea 129's assigned task was a routine Beggar Sh
 adow signal intelligence (SIGINT) collection mission. Its flight profile n
 orthwest over the Sea of Japan took it to an area offshore of Musu Point\,
  where the EC-121M would turn northeast toward the Soviet Union and orbit 
 along a 120-nautical-mile (222 km) long elliptical track. These missions\,
  while nominally under the command of Seventh Fleet and CINCPAC\, were act
 ually controlled operationally by the Naval Security Group detachment at N
 SF Kamiseya\, Japan\, under the direction of the National Security Agency.
 \n\nAt 12:34 local time\, roughly six hours into the mission\, the Army Se
 curity Agency and radars in Korea detected the takeoff of two North Korean
  Air Force MiG-17s and tracked them\, assuming that they were responding i
 n some fashion to the mission of Deep Sea 129. In the meantime the EC-121 
 filed a scheduled activity report by radio on time at 13:00 and did not in
 dicate anything out of the ordinary. 22 minutes later the radars lost the 
 picture of the MiGs and did not reacquire it until 13:37\, closing with De
 ep Sea 129 for a probable intercept. \n
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DESCRIPTION:15 April 1969: Navy EC-121 shot down by North Korean MiGs over 
 the Sea of Japan. The aircraft\, Bureau number 135749\, c/n 4316\,[3] bore
  the tail code 'PR-21' and used the radio call sign Deep Sea 129. Thirty-o
 ne U.S. Navy and Marine Corps personnel were killed. On 15 April 2013\, NI
 OC Misawa commemorated the 44th anniversary of this loss with a special ce
 remony. See the the link below to an NSA document regarding the NSA & the 
 EC-121 shootdown.\n\nDeep Sea 129's assigned task was a routine Beggar Sha
 dow signal intelligence (SIGINT) collection mission. Its flight profile no
 rthwest over the Sea of Japan took it to an area offshore of Musu Point\, 
 where the EC-121M would turn northeast toward the Soviet Union and orbit a
 long a 120-nautical-mile (222 km) long elliptical track. These missions\, 
 while nominally under the command of Seventh Fleet and CINCPAC\, were actu
 ally controlled operationally by the Naval Security Group detachment at NS
 F Kamiseya\, Japan\, under the direction of the National Security Agency.
 \n\nAt 12:34 local time\, roughly six hours into the mission\, the Army Se
 curity Agency and radars in Korea detected the takeoff of two North Korean
  Air Force MiG-17s and tracked them\, assuming that they were responding i
 n some fashion to the mission of Deep Sea 129. In the meantime the EC-121 
 filed a scheduled activity report by radio on time at 13:00 and did not in
 dicate anything out of the ordinary. 22 minutes later the radars lost the 
 picture of the MiGs and did not reacquire it until 13:37\, closing with De
 ep Sea 129 for a probable intercept. \n
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SUMMARY:1969: Navy EC-121 Shot Down.
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