"The Stone Horse & Droshki" a book about the Korean War

My father's book "The Stone Horse & Droshki" by Ken De Villers is about the Korean War. If you like a read like Tom Clancy, this book is for you. Filled with historical facts. Here is the summary:

08/17/16 at 10:59 PM

The memoirs of Colonel General Yuri D. Danilov, born in the Ukraine,
Father an American full blood Oglala Sioux Indian. Mother a Ukrainian with
a close relationship to the Nikita Khrushchev family. Yuri Spends his
boyhood in Kiev, the Ukraine.

At age twenty he fly’s jet fighters as a member of the US Air Force in the 
Korean War. He is recruited as a secret agent for the Soviet KGB. Leaving
Korea he is assigned to Edwards Air Force Base, California. In the late 
1960’s he works on a top secret CIA project which develops the new 
Lockheed U-2 spy plane. The CIA then uses these high flying jet planes
to overfly the Soviet Union and gather data and photographs of secret 
USSR military installations. In 1960 Yuri enables the Soviet air defense
to shoot down a CIA U-2 flown by Francis Gary Powers as it soars 
over a Soviet military Base. When the CIA begins an investigation 
looking for a suspected Soviet spy in US military ranks the KGB orders him 
to return to Moscow.

Returning to his homeland he is allowed to serve in the Soviet Air Army. 
Six months later Yuri is part of a group led by Premier Anastas Miloyan 
which secretly meets in Mexico with US Attorney General Robert Kennedy 
and a US delegation. In a long private session, the two countries resolve 
the dangerous October 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. In 1965 Yuri helps train
North Vietnam MIG pilots and he flies several combat missions against the 
Americans. In December 1979 he commands all the Soviet Air Regiments
during their Intervention into Afghanistan. He serves four years in the war
and after being badly wounded he is transferred back to Moscow for
medical treatment.

During his long military career servicing in two super powers Air Force’s
he gets to meet Mikhail Gorbachev, Boris Yeltsin, Cosmonaut Yuri 
Gagarin, Chuck Yeager and other notable aviation figures.

Yuri’s memoirs relate the inside view of the deadly political intrigue during
Soviet government secret changes. The USSR is a closed society 
thus most of these events were never known to the Soviet people or the 
world. We also follow his awakening to the failure of the Communist system. 
Lastly, this story relates the lasting love and devotion between Yuri and his
wife, the beautiful Japanese-Russian, Eiko Haraoka.