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Former Air Force pilot who provided ‘defense services’ to Chinese military arrested: DOJ
Gerald Eddie Brown Jr., a former Air Force major with 24 years of service, faces charges for illegally training Chinese pilots without a required U.S. State Department license.
- Wednesday, Gerald Eddie Brown Jr., 65, was arrested in Jeffersonville, southern Indiana.
- The U.S. Department of Justice alleges Brown provided `defense services to Chinese military pilots without authorization`, violating the Arms Export Control Act and State Department license requirement.
- Federal prosecutors allege Brown "willfully conspired with foreign nationals" in or around August 2023 to train the People's Liberation Army Air Force and traveled to China in December 2023 after negotiating with Stephen Su Bin.
- Assistant Attorney General for National Security John A. Eisenberg said Brown now faces charges for training Chinese military pilots, he is set to appear before a Magistrate Judge in the Southern District of Indiana on Thursday, and FBI Louisville is assisting the investigation.
- The United States Air Force trained Major Brown as an elite fighter pilot, and the DOJ says he conspired to provide defense services to Chinese pilots without authorization, violating the AECA.
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US Arrests Former Air Force Pilot For Training Chinese Military
What happens when a former insider switches sides—knowingly or not?That’s the unsettling question after the US Justice Department announced the arrest of Gerald Brown, a 65-year-old ex–Air Force fighter pilot. He is accused of training Chinese military personnel without approval.Picked up in Indiana after returning from China, Brown now faces serious national security allegations.So what exactly did he do? Authorities say he “conspired with fore…
The U.S. Department of Justice announced the capture of a former U.S. Air Force officer and pilot for plotting against the nation.
A highly experienced American fighter pilot was arrested and charged on Wednesday for training the Chinese army.
·Montreal, Canada
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