Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.Letters: Oct. 3, 1983
Death Flight
To the Editors:
In an era of sophisticated electronic-surveillance capabilities, it is ridiculous for the Soviet Union to accuse the U.S. of using a commercial airliner [Sept. 12] as a spy plane.
Leo V. Ring
Beverly, Mass.
Horror, yes! Surprise, no!
Howard W. Klippert
East Aurora, N. Y.
We can continue to debate whether it was Soviet bumbling or brutality that ultimately caused the Korean air massacre, but we cannot argue with or hide from its meaning: the Soviet Union is armed, dangerous and trigger-happy. It is time the civilized world recognized this fact and...
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