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ICYMI: Saronic’s Corsair recently made history as the first-ever autonomous system used for combat search & rescue. CEO Dino Mavrookas (Dino Mavrookas) breaks down how Corsair was deployed in combat operations in the Strait of Hormuz: “2 examples that were made public were the Apache pilot rescue of two... show more

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Former Navy SEAL Details First Autonomous Rescue Mission Near the Strait of Hormuz Saronic CEO Dino Mavrookas: “The Navy actually trusted us in this moment. Lives are on the line, we're going to send this autonomous platform to go and rescue these folks. This is not a patrol, this is not maritime domain awareness, this is the highest stakes of the highest stakes. There's downed American pilots in the Straits of Hormuz. Corsair, which is our 24 foot fully autonomous speedboat, they said, ‘We're going to use that to rescue the pilots.’ And that's actually a milestone moment for the country. Leaving people behind in the US military, it's not a thing. The US military does not do it. I was in the Navy SEAL teams for eleven years, from 2004 to 2015. I personally experienced, in 2005, there were four SEALs trapped on a mountainside in Afghanistan, and the helicopter got shot down while going to rescue them. So what we were able to prove in this moment was that you can go and rescue people without putting additional soldiers in harm's way.” Dino Mavrookas Saronic ------------------------------ Thanks to our partners for making this possible! As wealth grows, complexity compounds. Between investments, tax strategy and estate planning, coordinating it all can feel like a full-time job. Creative Planning can help with the heavy lifting. Creative Planning Starting a business? Northwest Registered Agent gives you everything you need to build a complete Business Identity including free tools and built-in privacy. Northwest Registered Agent LLC Get more at

Former Navy SEAL Details First Autonomous Rescue Mission Near the Strait of Hormuz Saronic CEO Dino Mavrookas: “The Navy actually trusted us in this moment. Lives are on the line, we're going to send this autonomous platform to go and rescue these folks. This is not a patrol, this is not maritime domain awareness, this is the highest stakes of the highest stakes. There's downed American pilots in the Straits of Hormuz. Corsair, which is our 24 foot fully autonomous speedboat, they said, ‘We're going to use that to rescue the pilots.’ And that's actually a milestone moment for the country. Leaving people behind in the US military, it's not a thing. The US military does not do it. I was in the Navy SEAL teams for eleven years, from 2004 to 2015. I personally experienced, in 2005, there were four SEALs trapped on a mountainside in Afghanistan, and the helicopter got shot down while going to rescue them. So what we were able to prove in this moment was that you can go and rescue people without putting additional soldiers in harm's way.” Dino Mavrookas Saronic ------------------------------ Thanks to our partners for making this possible! As wealth grows, complexity compounds. Between investments, tax strategy and estate planning, coordinating it all can feel like a full-time job. Creative Planning can help with the heavy lifting. Creative Planning Starting a business? Northwest Registered Agent gives you everything you need to build a complete Business Identity including free tools and built-in privacy. Northwest Registered Agent LLC Get more at

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.Secretary of War Pete Hegseth “Just this last June, two U.S. Army AH-64 Apache pilots went down in contested waters near Oman. Saronic’s rapidly fielded, 24-foot autonomous vessel, built right here in Austin—the Corsair USV—navigated forward and safely pulled the two pilots out of harm’s way, marking the first known combat search and rescue mission executed by an autonomous surface vessel in American history. Those pilots are alive today because of the innovation that takes place under this very roof."

.Secretary of War Pete Hegseth “Just this last June, two U.S. Army AH-64 Apache pilots went down in contested waters near Oman. Saronic’s rapidly fielded, 24-foot autonomous vessel, built right here in Austin—the Corsair USV—navigated forward and safely pulled the two pilots out of harm’s way, marking the first known combat search and rescue mission executed by an autonomous surface vessel in American history. Those pilots are alive today because of the innovation that takes place under this very roof."

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PSA: Saronic’s 1st autonomous boat “prototype” was an $800 raft they bought on Amazon. CEO Dino Mavrookas (Dino Mavrookas): “We don't technically count that as a prototype. But I guess it is.” “It was just this plastic fishing boat & our software engineers took $30,000 worth of cameras, batteries, electronics & everything else that basically went into Spyglass, which is that six-foot mini jet ski that I was talking about, & they built out the software stack. They built out the autonomy while we were building out the hardware in parallel.”

PSA: Saronic’s 1st autonomous boat “prototype” was an $800 raft they bought on Amazon. CEO Dino Mavrookas (Dino Mavrookas): “We don't technically count that as a prototype. But I guess it is.” “It was just this plastic fishing boat & our software engineers took $30,000 worth of cameras, batteries, electronics & everything else that basically went into Spyglass, which is that six-foot mini jet ski that I was talking about, & they built out the software stack. They built out the autonomy while we were building out the hardware in parallel.”

Molly O’Shea

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Molly O’Shea

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An American fighter jet was downed over Iran, U.S. officials confirmed Friday, and a search and rescue effort is underway. In this March 1 exchange, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) told Margaret Brennan that while the U.S. is not planning to put boots on the ground in Iran, an extended air and naval campaign carries inherent risks. "One risk of that kind of campaign is that an aircraft could be shot down, and the president would never leave a pilot behind," Cotton said. "So no doubt we have combat search and rescue assets in the region that are prepared to go in and extract any downed pilot."

Face The Nation

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🔴🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Inside the High Risk F-15E Rescue Mission In Iran Newly declassified footage offers a rare look inside the U.S. operation to recover the Weapons Systems Officer of an F-15E Strike Eagle shot down over Iran on April 3, 2026. The pilot was rescued shortly after the aircraft went down, but the WSO was injured and remained behind enemy lines for two days. U.S. special operations and search and rescue forces were then sent deep into Iran to locate and extract him. The mission involved more than 300 U.S. aircraft and a complex combination of intelligence, special operations forces and helicopters. During the extraction, the rescue helicopters came under small arms fire and several personnel were wounded. The newly released footage shows U.S. search and rescue personnel reaching the injured airman, securing him and carrying him toward the waiting helicopter for extraction. U.S. officials previously described the operation as one of the most challenging and complex missions in the history of U.S. special operations. The footage provides a rare glimpse of what a combat search and rescue mission looks like when the objective is not simply finding a downed aircrew, but bringing them home from deep behind enemy lines.

🔴🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Inside the High Risk F-15E Rescue Mission In Iran Newly declassified footage offers a rare look inside the U.S. operation to recover the Weapons Systems Officer of an F-15E Strike Eagle shot down over Iran on April 3, 2026. The pilot was rescued shortly after the aircraft went down, but the WSO was injured and remained behind enemy lines for two days. U.S. special operations and search and rescue forces were then sent deep into Iran to locate and extract him. The mission involved more than 300 U.S. aircraft and a complex combination of intelligence, special operations forces and helicopters. During the extraction, the rescue helicopters came under small arms fire and several personnel were wounded. The newly released footage shows U.S. search and rescue personnel reaching the injured airman, securing him and carrying him toward the waiting helicopter for extraction. U.S. officials previously described the operation as one of the most challenging and complex missions in the history of U.S. special operations. The footage provides a rare glimpse of what a combat search and rescue mission looks like when the objective is not simply finding a downed aircrew, but bringing them home from deep behind enemy lines.

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BREAKING: President Trump exclusively tells Trey Yingst that the U.S. is getting close to ordering new strikes against Iranian power plants and bridges in response to “tapping the United States along” when it comes to drawn out negotiations. The U.S. launched overnight strikes against Iranian-linked targets after a U.S. Apache helicopter was downed near the Strait of Hormuz, hitting roughly 20 sites. Trump also revealing new details about the helicopter incident - saying an Iranian drone became lodged between the helicopter's two pilots as they maneuvered to avoid an explosion.

BREAKING: President Trump exclusively tells Trey Yingst that the U.S. is getting close to ordering new strikes against Iranian power plants and bridges in response to “tapping the United States along” when it comes to drawn out negotiations. The U.S. launched overnight strikes against Iranian-linked targets after a U.S. Apache helicopter was downed near the Strait of Hormuz, hitting roughly 20 sites. Trump also revealing new details about the helicopter incident - saying an Iranian drone became lodged between the helicopter's two pilots as they maneuvered to avoid an explosion.

Fox News

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❗️❗️❗️BREAKING | The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States Armed Forces, General Dan Keane, states that the US missile artillery has made history: they destroyed an Iranian submarine and other vessels with the Army's MGM-140 ATACMS ballistic missiles flying over 300 km—- 📌 "In just the first 13 days of this operation, our artillery forces made history. They carried out the first high-precision missile strikes ever used in combat operations to penetrate deep into enemy territory— they used the Army's ATACMS to sink several ships, including a submarine. All of this was done with the precision and determination that is the result of relentless training, mutual trust, and confidence in their own weapon systems."

❗️❗️❗️BREAKING | The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States Armed Forces, General Dan Keane, states that the US missile artillery has made history: they destroyed an Iranian submarine and other vessels with the Army's MGM-140 ATACMS ballistic missiles flying over 300 km—- 📌 "In just the first 13 days of this operation, our artillery forces made history. They carried out the first high-precision missile strikes ever used in combat operations to penetrate deep into enemy territory— they used the Army's ATACMS to sink several ships, including a submarine. All of this was done with the precision and determination that is the result of relentless training, mutual trust, and confidence in their own weapon systems."

Visioner

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‼️🇺🇲🇮🇷BREAKING | NEW YORK TIMES reports that hundreds of special forces and dozens of American military aircraft, as well as helicopters, were involved in the operation to search for the crew member of the F-15 shot down in Iran. 🎯 The US combat aviation struck Iranian military convoys to prevent them from approaching the area where the pilot was hiding. 🟦 Two US MC-130J Commando II aircraft, which were supposed to extract the pilots, were destroyed on site by American forces after being damaged and stuck in the sand under Iranian fire, to prevent these aircraft from falling into enemy hands. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

‼️🇺🇲🇮🇷BREAKING | NEW YORK TIMES reports that hundreds of special forces and dozens of American military aircraft, as well as helicopters, were involved in the operation to search for the crew member of the F-15 shot down in Iran. 🎯 The US combat aviation struck Iranian military convoys to prevent them from approaching the area where the pilot was hiding. 🟦 Two US MC-130J Commando II aircraft, which were supposed to extract the pilots, were destroyed on site by American forces after being damaged and stuck in the sand under Iranian fire, to prevent these aircraft from falling into enemy hands. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

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35,377 views • 5 months ago

President Trump Just Revealed the Incredible Bravery of the Two Apache Pilots Attacked by Iran Over the Strait of Hormuz. An Iranian drone packed full of explosive ordnance slammed into their helicopter, got lodged between the two pilots, and by the grace of God, it didn't detonate. These warriors kept their composure, survived the crash, and held on for two hours in open water until they were rescued, for the first time in military history, by an unmanned sea drone. Both safe. Both uninjured. This is the American warfighter. Nerves of steel. God bless our troops. 🇺🇸

President Trump Just Revealed the Incredible Bravery of the Two Apache Pilots Attacked by Iran Over the Strait of Hormuz. An Iranian drone packed full of explosive ordnance slammed into their helicopter, got lodged between the two pilots, and by the grace of God, it didn't detonate. These warriors kept their composure, survived the crash, and held on for two hours in open water until they were rescued, for the first time in military history, by an unmanned sea drone. Both safe. Both uninjured. This is the American warfighter. Nerves of steel. God bless our troops. 🇺🇸

Benny Johnson

519,362 views • 3 months ago

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 BREAKING: SECOND F-15E CREW MEMBER RESCUED AND SAFE Both American pilots are now out of Iran after a complex rescue operation involving a fierce firefight inside Iranian territory. He was able to put up emergency beacon from on an elevated ridge. U.S. special operations forces went in, engaged Iranian forces on the ground, extracted the downed crew member, and successfully exfiltrated. This is the first confirmed U.S. ground combat inside Iran. It worked. Both pilots are safe. Source: Fox News

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 BREAKING: SECOND F-15E CREW MEMBER RESCUED AND SAFE Both American pilots are now out of Iran after a complex rescue operation involving a fierce firefight inside Iranian territory. He was able to put up emergency beacon from on an elevated ridge. U.S. special operations forces went in, engaged Iranian forces on the ground, extracted the downed crew member, and successfully exfiltrated. This is the first confirmed U.S. ground combat inside Iran. It worked. Both pilots are safe. Source: Fox News

Mario Nawfal

565,008 views • 5 months ago

What happened in the Gulf in the last hours?! 1- Reports circulated of an American attack on Iran’s Qeshm Island. 2- Reports circulated of an American strike on an Iranian commercial tanker. 3- Iranian affiliated media reported an Iranian attack on US bases in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the UAE, as well as on the US Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain. Despite the severe censorship imposed by the Gulf “states”, some footage of the Iranian attack managed to escape censorship in Kuwait and Bahrain. (See attached videos) 4- U.S. CENTCOM says it thwarted the Iranian attack on “regional neighbors.” CENTCOM claims its attack on Qeshm came in retaliation for an Iranian attack on “regional neighbors.” However, the attack on Qeshm occurred prior to reports of the Iranian attack on US bases in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait. 5- US Secretary of war shared a footage of the United States launching a hellfire missile at an iranian commercial oil tanker in the Gulf (see screenshot) 6- IRGC says it targeted an American-Israeli-linked ship called MSC PANAYA “in response to this aggression and violation of the regulations governing the Strait of Hormuz.” Says IRGC IRGC also said that the American attack on Qeshm targeted an “IRGC communications tower.”

What happened in the Gulf in the last hours?! 1- Reports circulated of an American attack on Iran’s Qeshm Island. 2- Reports circulated of an American strike on an Iranian commercial tanker. 3- Iranian affiliated media reported an Iranian attack on US bases in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the UAE, as well as on the US Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain. Despite the severe censorship imposed by the Gulf “states”, some footage of the Iranian attack managed to escape censorship in Kuwait and Bahrain. (See attached videos) 4- U.S. CENTCOM says it thwarted the Iranian attack on “regional neighbors.” CENTCOM claims its attack on Qeshm came in retaliation for an Iranian attack on “regional neighbors.” However, the attack on Qeshm occurred prior to reports of the Iranian attack on US bases in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait. 5- US Secretary of war shared a footage of the United States launching a hellfire missile at an iranian commercial oil tanker in the Gulf (see screenshot) 6- IRGC says it targeted an American-Israeli-linked ship called MSC PANAYA “in response to this aggression and violation of the regulations governing the Strait of Hormuz.” Says IRGC IRGC also said that the American attack on Qeshm targeted an “IRGC communications tower.”

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31,913 views • 3 months ago

The US Air Force first took combat coded F-35A's to Exercise Red Flag in 2017. It was an overwhelming success. Israel then deployed its F-35I Adir in combat operations with success. The IAF has since overwhelmingly dominated the Iranian IADS and C2 capability on the back of its F-35I's and other capabilities. USAF's F-35A's were the first aircraft to enter Iranian Air Space during Ops Midnight Hammer paving the way (SEAD) for the strike package to follow. The JPO and its dismal modernization track record deserve the heat. Yet the F-35’s current capability remains second to none. It is a platform proven in large force exercises, expeditionary deployments, and combat operations, all forged by the most exhaustive flight test program in history. Credit the designers, the operators, and the testers for that. #F35 #5Gen #EpicFury #FlightTest

The US Air Force first took combat coded F-35A's to Exercise Red Flag in 2017. It was an overwhelming success. Israel then deployed its F-35I Adir in combat operations with success. The IAF has since overwhelmingly dominated the Iranian IADS and C2 capability on the back of its F-35I's and other capabilities. USAF's F-35A's were the first aircraft to enter Iranian Air Space during Ops Midnight Hammer paving the way (SEAD) for the strike package to follow. The JPO and its dismal modernization track record deserve the heat. Yet the F-35’s current capability remains second to none. It is a platform proven in large force exercises, expeditionary deployments, and combat operations, all forged by the most exhaustive flight test program in history. Credit the designers, the operators, and the testers for that. #F35 #5Gen #EpicFury #FlightTest

Air-Power | MIL-STD

167,861 views • 6 months ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The downed pilot rescue may have been a footnote to a catastrophically failed attempt to seize Iran's nuclear material from the inside. Trita Parsi says one theory gaining traction is that U.S. forces tried to build an airstrip INSIDE Iran, fly troops in, and take the material, but that mission failed. "I'm not claiming that this is true... But the cover story, which may not be false in and of itself, is that there was an F-15 shot down and there wasn't a rescue effort to save those two pilots... But that is just a marginal part of the story compared to what ACTUALLY happened." If true, Trump's civilization-ending threat and sudden ceasefire weren't bluster... they were the aftermath. Trita Parsi

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The downed pilot rescue may have been a footnote to a catastrophically failed attempt to seize Iran's nuclear material from the inside. Trita Parsi says one theory gaining traction is that U.S. forces tried to build an airstrip INSIDE Iran, fly troops in, and take the material, but that mission failed. "I'm not claiming that this is true... But the cover story, which may not be false in and of itself, is that there was an F-15 shot down and there wasn't a rescue effort to save those two pilots... But that is just a marginal part of the story compared to what ACTUALLY happened." If true, Trump's civilization-ending threat and sudden ceasefire weren't bluster... they were the aftermath. Trita Parsi

Mario Nawfal

91,223 views • 1 month ago

China is going all-out in the rescue effort after devastating mudslides struck Gyirong Port on the China–Nepal border. More than 9,000 emergency supplies were transported in just 3 hours, while an elite China Rescue Team, equipped with advanced search-and-rescue gear and experienced rescue dogs, was rushed to the scene. Air and ground operations are working around the clock to search for survivors, evacuate people and deliver critical aid.

China is going all-out in the rescue effort after devastating mudslides struck Gyirong Port on the China–Nepal border. More than 9,000 emergency supplies were transported in just 3 hours, while an elite China Rescue Team, equipped with advanced search-and-rescue gear and experienced rescue dogs, was rushed to the scene. Air and ground operations are working around the clock to search for survivors, evacuate people and deliver critical aid.

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