Chasing the Intruders: The Combat Career of Chinese MiG-15 Ace Han Decai
By Bob Bergin
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By Bob Bergin
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People's Liberation Army Air Force pilot Han Decai was 17 years old when he started flight training. Six months later, with 60 hours of total flying time and 30 hours on the MiG-15, he was sent to the Korean border - to fly against the Americans, the hottest fighter pilots in the world. At age 19, Han became the youngest jet ace in history, and a national hero. After the war, he was assigned to fly MiG-17s, first to chase high-flying U-2s, later the low-flying intruders from Taiwan. He went...



