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It is Saturday, April 4th, and we still do not know the fate nor whereabouts of a U.S. service member shot down

in Iran yesterday with that. Welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. I wanted to give you a quick

update on what we've been seeing in Iran and all eyes robed. All thoughts, all efforts right now

really are about finding this missing U.S. service member. Yes, there is literally a race to

find this airman. We know that one missing crew member was immediately rescued or with relatively

quickly was rescued within Iran after that F-15 fighter jet was shot down by Iranian missiles. And so,

yes, this other airman is now somewhere unknown. There has been

a massive effort to try and find this airman. It's believed to have crashed in a mountainous

region. This is near the borders of Kuwait and Iraq. It's described as basically southern

Iran, but it's pretty difficult to rain. And so there's

a lot to try and figure out. But there are systems in place. The military, the Air Force prepares

for situations, scary situations just like this. And certainly a tremendous amount of effort

has been going on behind the scenes over the past several hours.

And this is not the first time that an F-18 fighter has gone down in this war with Iran, but it's

the first time one's been shot down by Iran. If a lot of people will remember, Robes, I think it

might have been the first week even that we had three F three F-15s go down with friendly fire.

I think a lot of people might remember that.

Yeah, in Kuwait.

So yes, this marks the first time a U.S. aircraft, a fighter jet, has been taken down by enemy

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