Debrief: How A Disgraced Former U.S. Air Force Pilot Started Working For China
Gerald Brown poses in front of an A-10 during his U.S. Air Force career, which ended in 1997.
Credit: Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gerald Brown, who was described in a Justice Department press release as a “former F-35 Lightning II instructor pilot,” was arrested in Indiana on Feb. 25 for violating the Arms Export Control Act for allegedly working as a contract instructor for the People’s Liberation Army Air Force. The news...
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