Air Force officer shot down in Iran reveals 50-hour survival battle
An American colonel, known as "Bravo," survived a crash in Iran after being hit by a missile during a mission to target Iran’s missile and drone facilities. Ejected with a damaged parachute, he suffered multiple injuries but evaded Iranian forces for nearly 50 hours before U.S. rescue teams, involving over 90 personnel, safely extracted him. The operation marked the first U.S. ground presence in Iran in 46 years and highlighted the teamwork, faith, and leadership involved in the high-risk rescue.
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