The Zioneer reports that the US Army has released dramatic documentation of the rescue operation for a navigator whose aircraft was shot down deep inside Iran. The materials provide new visual details of the previously classified extraction. The release has not been independently verified.
The US Army has released dramatic documentation of the rescue operation for a navigator whose aircraft was shot down over Iran, according to The Zioneer. The rescue mission was previously classified and was first revealed by CBS's '60 Minutes' on September 14, as The Zioneer previously reported. The newly released materials provide the Army's own visual record of the extraction. The extent and specifics of the documentation remain unconfirmed.
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