Sabre. The plot of the book "The Best Ace of the Korean War: MiG vs. Sabre" revolves around the story of two legendary pilots, one Soviet and one American, who clash in the skies over Korea during the Korean War. The book explores the evolution of military aviation technology and the importance of understanding this process for the survival of humanity. The story begins in the early 1950s, when the Soviet Union and the United States were locked in a technological arms race, with each side seeking to develop the most advanced aircraft possible. The Soviet Union had developed the MiG-15, a highly maneuverable fighter jet that was capable of outperforming its American counterpart, the F-86 Sabre. The Americans, however, were not far behind, and soon developed their own version of the Sabre, which they called the F-86E. As the war in Korea intensified, both sides deployed their top pilots to engage in dogfights over the peninsula. The Soviets fielded their best pilot, Captain Ivanov, while the Americans sent their ace, Captain Brown.

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