Harmon Rabb, Senior, was a naval aviator in the United States Navy whose F-4 Phantom was shot down in combat over Vietnam on December 24, 1969 (5.11). While details of his life afterwards are sketchy, there was evidence that he survived the shootdown and was taken prisoner in North Vietnam. His son, Harmon "Harm" Rabb, Junior, uncovered evidence that in 1980 (4.1), his father was transferred to a gulag in Siberia, near Beloika(sp) (4.1), where he was held for many years. He eventually escaped to Svischevo, Siberia, where he pursued a relationship with a local woman, fathering a second son with her, Sergei Zhukov (6.1). He was killed protecting this woman from an attack by Russian troops, and was buried in an unknown location in the Siberian countryside.