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Donald Grant Millard
Donald Grant Millard (Month, Day, Year—January 24, 1964) was a Captain and pilot in the U.S. Air Force who was shot down over the East German town of Erfurt by Soviet forces while flying an unarmed T-39 twin engine jet on a training mission.
Contents
Early life
Honors and Awards
Air Force experience
The Event
References
Further Reading:
[1] "A Cold Night in Erfurt"
[2]USAF Pilot Training Classes 52-G, 52 H and 52-F History
link title Time magazine, XX XX 1964
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