> "are you sure it really were Czechs?" Yes, it was the Czechs; the specific company was Aero Vodochody [0]. I don't know if the technicians who did the reass

> "are you sure it really were Czechs?" Yes, it was the Czechs; the specific company was Aero Vodochody [0]. I don't know if the technicians who did the reassembly were typical, or outliers. I don't know if the full story has been published anywhere. I read it in a binder labelled "MiG acquisition" which was on a shelf in the museum's docent lounge, and I've also heard it from several staff members and volunteers. (Sadly, Jim Blue is no longer with us and therefore cannot confirm directly [0].) [0] http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2003723931_blueobit27m.html http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2003723931_blueobit27... - mentions the MiG 21 at the bottom of the page