Miraculous Iran Rescue: US Pilot's Epic Escape

0:00On April 5th, a U.S. F-15 strike eagle went down over southern Iran last Friday, after getting shot. The pilot got picked up in just 45 minutes, but the weapon systems officer, a Colonel, parachuted into enemy territory, took a hit and hid. Out in those brutal mountains for 36 hours with only a pistol. He could still move, so he pushed up a 7,000-foot ridge, while U.S. jets dropped bombs and fired to block an Iranian convoy, closing in fast. Navy Seal Commandos swooped in under cover of night for the extraction. President Trump lit up true social, calling it a miraculous grab, posting we got him, and hell be just fine. Iran slapped a 50,000-pound bounty on the guy, hunting him as a potential pawn, while everyone feared had ended up in Teyran's hands. Israel fed Key Intel to smooth the op, and two U.S. transport planes got stuck at a remote spot, so forces blew them up to keep him from enemy grabs. Switching to three others for the getaway, a black hawk took ground fire, but made it out safe.

1:01Trump also dropped that another pilot guy rescued the day before, with zero U.S. casualties, straight proof of total air dominance over Iran. Moments like this bring every American together, proud of the world's deadliest military.