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X-WR-CALDESC:2 September 1958: C-130 (Flight 60528) shot down while on reco
 n mission over Soviet Armenia.\n\nThe C-130 aircraft pictured here was the
  centerpiece of <a href='https://cryptologicfoundation.org/community/more-
 about-museum/vigpark.html' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>Vigil
 ance Park outside of the National Cryptologic Museum</a>. (PLEASE NOTE as 
 of early 2017\, National Vigilance Park was dismantled due to NSA construc
 tion. It is unclear if the Park will be rebuilt. We apologize for the inco
 nvenience for anyone wishing to visit the Park.)\n\nThe pictured C-130\, c
 onfigured for reconnaissance\, was refurbished to resemble the C-130A that
  was downed over Soviet Armenia on September 2\, 1958. The Vigilance Park 
 C-130 was reclaimed from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona\, refurbi
 shed by Raytheon/E-Systems in Greenville\, Texas\, and flown to Fort Meade
 . The C-130 was dedicated as a memorial to the fallen in a ceremony on Sep
 tember 2\, 1997\, in the presence of family members of those lost in the S
 eptember 1958 incident.\n\nThere is also a memorial memorial at the Air Fo
 rce Museum at Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio\, established to honor the Air 
 Force Security Service SIGINT crew that was lost following the destruction
  of a C-130 aircraft which flew over Armenia on September 2\, 1958. And th
 ere is a memorial placed at Arlington National Cemetery. Please SEE THE LI
 NK BELOW to visit the National Vigilance Park page on our website to see p
 hotos of those memorials and to learn more about the C-130 and other aircr
 aft that were previously on display at National Vigilance Park.\n\nExcerpt
  from NSA.gov: On the 2nd of September 1958\, Soviet MiG-17 pilots shot do
 wn a U.S. Air Force reconnaissance-configured C-130 aircraft over Soviet A
 rmenia\; 17 crewman were aboard. The MiGs attacked the unarmed aircraft af
 ter it inadvertently penetrated denied airspace. It crashed near the villa
 ge of Sasnashen\, 34 miles northwest of Yerevan\, the Armenian capital.\n
 \nLearn more via transcripts\, reports\, and audio files about this event 
 on the NSA website - see link below.
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DESCRIPTION:2 September 1958: C-130 (Flight 60528) shot down while on recon
  mission over Soviet Armenia.\n\nThe C-130 aircraft pictured here was the 
 centerpiece of <a href='https://cryptologicfoundation.org/community/more-a
 bout-museum/vigpark.html' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>Vigila
 nce Park outside of the National Cryptologic Museum</a>. (PLEASE NOTE as o
 f early 2017\, National Vigilance Park was dismantled due to NSA construct
 ion. It is unclear if the Park will be rebuilt. We apologize for the incon
 venience for anyone wishing to visit the Park.)\n\nThe pictured C-130\, co
 nfigured for reconnaissance\, was refurbished to resemble the C-130A that 
 was downed over Soviet Armenia on September 2\, 1958. The Vigilance Park C
 -130 was reclaimed from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona\, refurbis
 hed by Raytheon/E-Systems in Greenville\, Texas\, and flown to Fort Meade.
  The C-130 was dedicated as a memorial to the fallen in a ceremony on Sept
 ember 2\, 1997\, in the presence of family members of those lost in the Se
 ptember 1958 incident.\n\nThere is also a memorial memorial at the Air For
 ce Museum at Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio\, established to honor the Air F
 orce Security Service SIGINT crew that was lost following the destruction 
 of a C-130 aircraft which flew over Armenia on September 2\, 1958. And the
 re is a memorial placed at Arlington National Cemetery. Please SEE THE LIN
 K BELOW to visit the National Vigilance Park page on our website to see ph
 otos of those memorials and to learn more about the C-130 and other aircra
 ft that were previously on display at National Vigilance Park.\n\nExcerpt 
 from NSA.gov: On the 2nd of September 1958\, Soviet MiG-17 pilots shot dow
 n a U.S. Air Force reconnaissance-configured C-130 aircraft over Soviet Ar
 menia\; 17 crewman were aboard. The MiGs attacked the unarmed aircraft aft
 er it inadvertently penetrated denied airspace. It crashed near the villag
 e of Sasnashen\, 34 miles northwest of Yerevan\, the Armenian capital.\n\n
 Learn more via transcripts\, reports\, and audio files about this event on
  the NSA website - see link below.
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SUMMARY:1958: C-130 Shot Down
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