After an unnamed F-15E weapon system officer rejected injured over Iranian territory last weekend,

the United States military and intelligence community moved heaven and earth to find him,

rescue him, and return him safely home.

Somewhere between 100 and 200 personnel were involved in the rescue.

Four specialized aircraft for one WSO, and I say, what a bargain.

I'm Steve Green.

This is Right Angle with me, of course, Bill Whittle and Scott.

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Gentlemen, this thing, this is just one of the most impressive things I think we're likely to ever see.

Special forces came in, set up a hasty airstrip.

This is hundreds of miles inside Iranian territory, by the way.

The location probably selected with help from a Palantir AI,

and I'm going to come back to that thought, too.

More special forces are flying around, laying down fire,

because there are all these jihadis coming in

to collect a $60,000 bounty that Tehran

put on the WSO's life. So things go wrong at the site, and at least two aircraft had to be

destroyed on the ground, so Iran couldn't get hold any of the top secret stuff on board.

So we bring in two more, hey, what the hell? We got more cargo planes. And we get our guy out, killed dozens of jihadis, suffer zero casualties. And as I said, hundreds of miles away from any friendly air base. And I want to say, we're at about 25 miles of one of Iran's major cities. Scott, all of that for one man. Why?

Well, you know this, but think about what this did for the morale of every other soldier,

airman, marine in the entire U.S. force. We got your back. Yeah. And by the way, just for

those who are as ignorant as me, I'm going to pretend I'm going to ask you to do this for others,

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