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Bravo, the U.S. Air Force weapon systems officer who was stranded behind enemy lines in Iran for two days, tells 60 Minutes about the first message he was able to send to the U.S.: “God is good.”

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Robby20 天前

Looks like Nora received the company memo to state 'unpopular war'. Heard it on Sunday morning earlier today. Yes, agreed it's been a very unpopular War for 47 years. Finally have a President that's man enough to END this 47 year old War. Stop living up to SeeBS.

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Marilyn Hauck20 天前

Finally, CBS and 60 Minutes airs a story that is excellent and true… now if they would just quit lying about everything else that would be great.

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Erikaaa20 天前

God bless him.

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Marci Braybrooks20 天前

Thanks for covering this brave man 🙏🏻 Praying for peace, prosperity, and freedom to pursue faith, love and life in our own skin. 🤍✨

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Miss Dion20 天前

A great story!

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Jennifer20 天前

This story made me cry. Thank you for honoring his story.

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Michae Holding20 天前

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Elian20 天前

Well done retelling of the impressive rescue of US airman stranded in Iran. US military at its finest

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