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🇺🇸🇮🇷 How a tiny helicopter helped pull off one of the wildest rescues inside Iran. AH-6 Little Birds are so small they were packed inside C-130s, flown in, and rebuilt in under 10 minutes before flying off to extract a downed U.S. airman. They can land almost anywhere, tight... show more

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🇮🇷 Recapping the past seventy two hours: a F 15 was shot down over Iran. Both crew members ejected safely. Right away, search and rescue teams went in: combat king tankers refueled the rescue helicopters at low altitude while A-10 Warthogs flew escort and fought off ground threats. They pulled the pilot out quickly. One rescue helicopter and one A-10 took damage, but everyone on board made it home safely. The weapons systems officer had a much tougher time. He evaded capture for over thirty six hours in the rugged mountains. Then the Night Stalkers, fresh from their recent work in Venezuela, flew in with special operations C-130s carrying Little Bird helicopters. They set up a bold forward refueling site deep inside Iran, right near the uranium facilities. Despite the IRGC trying to stop them, they fought their way in, reached the airman, pulled him out, destroyed two stuck C-130s, and got him home. Source: Source: C.W. Lemoine

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