American officer recounts Iran rescue

Details have been published for the first time about the rescue of an American fighter pilot's crew from an F-15E aircraft shot down by Iran in April 2026. One crew member, named "Bravo," spent two days alone in the Iranian mountains after making a rapid descent at a speed between 70 and 100 miles per hour due to his parachute being damaged. Bravo explained that losing his parachute was one of the most frightening moments of his life, and he tried to adapt and recover from his injuries while fleeing the crash site, with more than 90 American military personnel on the ground during the rescue operation. This was the first such event in 46 years. He expressed pride in seeing the rescue team and considered it one of the greatest moments of his life.

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