'My dad was shot down over the Soviet Union' - what happens when a US spy plane gets caught?

"Even though Power's aircraft was shot down 65 years ago, the world in which we live is a legacy of the Cold War," Rehling says.
"Today, even though nations might not necessarily know who a potential adversary or enemy may be, gathering intelligence is just as important as it was during the Cold War."
Gary argues that the U-2 incident is still relevant, mirrored in the geopolitical jostling between NATO, the US, Russia and China.
"It's a cat-and-mouse game, trying to find out what the other side is doing and not getting caught doing it."