that no machinery could trace its location. Oswald worked inside the bubble, the flight patterns of the plane, directing air traffic and making sure there were no other planes coming in. Oswald took a great interest in the U-2 plane that he would discuss the plane with his head officer. He was even seen by some men taking pictures of the U-2. The secrecy of this plane was crucial because if the Soviet's had found out any data on the altitude or flight patterns it would've helped the Soviets track the U-2. Another big thing about Atsugi was that it was one of the largest CIA bases in the world. The U-2 was considered the best technical achievement in U.S. intelligence history. The plane was such a great help to the U.S. finding out information about the Soviet's and it wasn't until 1960 that the plane had been shot
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