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WorldAI imageNew details have emerged about the US Air Force officers who were shot down in Iran and survived for 50 hours behind enemy lines. The officers endured a harrowing rescue operation, including a 7,000-foot hike with broken bones. One pilot described praying while free-falling to the ground before being hunted and rescued.
The Times of India·
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The Times of India·
New details have emerged about the US Air Force officers who were shot down in Iran and survived for 50 hours behind enemy lines. The officers endured a harrowing rescue operation, including a 7,000-foot hike with broken bones. One pilot described praying while free-falling to the ground before being hunted and rescued.
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