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@TeamTrump47 Clicks. Reported that neither pilot nor wingman saw 2nd parachute Also remember that Capt O’Grady evaded for 6 days before rescue

It appears that the SECOND airmen is STILL NOT RESCUED. Why were the huge accounts posting yesterday that he was? They had NO SOURCES, just wanted to spread FAKE NEWS for clicks. Sad.

@njoyzgrl81 @JoshHall2024 Find that tree in Hollywood so they swing in front of their ilk!

@JoshHall2024 Upon conviction, tallest tree and shortest rope, in public.

🚨BREAKING:🚨 Treasonist whistleblower brothers Alexander and Eugene Vindman, the former of whom played a central role in the first impeachment of President Trump and the latter of whom is a sitting Democrat US Congressman, are reportedly ON THE VERGE OF BEING FEDERALLY INDICTED in Virginia under THE ESPIONAGE ACT for their alleged leaking of US MILITARY SECRETS AND CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS to the Ukrainian government as well as a MASSIVE MONEY LAUNDERING KICKBACKS SCHEME that the brothers, who are Ukrainian born, orchestrated to line their pockets with MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in US taxpayer funding that was allocated as aid for Ukraine in its ongoing war with Russia. In other words, the Vindman brothers have betrayed The United States on behalf of their home country of Ukraine which they are working for and getting FILTHY RICH off of. LOCK THESE TRAITOROUS SLIMEBALLS UP AND THEN SEND THEM BACK TO UKRAINE WHERE THEY BELONG because as Alexander Vindman infamously said in his epic failure of a book, HERE RIGHT MATTERS. What do you think fellow patriots? 📢🚨🇺🇸

@MCCCANM @colblake_yqr 2022 in Africa. First use of the Jolly Green II “Whiskey”

@colblake_yqr I don’t know, to be honest. I would assume Afghanistan, but I really don’t know.

It’s difficult to explain Combat Search And Rescue (CSAR), but I use my account to explain aviation & military in simple terms, so I’m going to try. To begin, CSAR is not just one unit. There are multiple specialized units among the different branches as well as units that serve this role as a secondary function. They can work independently or alone. These units may be entirely ground troops, or may operate helicopters & the HC-130 “Combat King”, used for various roles including dropping Pararescue troops (called “PJs” in the Air Force), air-refueling the helicopters, longer range communications as well as Command & Control. While the helicopters are armed, they will be accompanied by attack aircraft whenever possible. These became known as “Sandy” during the Vietnam War. The usual aircraft used today in a Sandy role is the A-10, but in theory the HC-130 can call in anyone around. Or everyone, including Bombers. When one of these missions becomes necessary, it takes precedence. The attack jets fly low near the downed crew. They protect both the crew & the helicopter during a rescue, engaging any targets that appear & talking to the downed crew when it’s possible. A tanker may be directed to loiter nearby to support them for as long as this takes (they can’t refuel from the HC-130). When a crew goes down, their extensive training kicks in. Aircrew attend a long training course known as “Survival, Evasion, Resistance & Escape (SERE – better known as Survival School) as part of qualification. It teaches them how to evade an enemy & deal with being captured. I won’t go into detail, but it’s a long month+ of training & you’re very happy when it’s done. You’ll get refresher training periodically. In addition, the pilots are armed & equipped with special radios that can transmit their position. Several survival items are packed into the parachute on each mission & available once they reach the ground. Back at HQ, extreme measures can be taken to locate & support downed personnel. I won’t go into detail, but if they need to use a satellite to find you, they can. In any event, combat sorties are dangerous. The CSAR troops are a comfort to those who have to fly these missions. Pilots don’t have a guarantee, but they know that if they are shot down & behind enemy lines, CSAR will move heaven & earth to come for them. The motto of the Air Force PJs is perhaps a good way to sum this all up. It’s simple: “That Others May Live” Ok, I hope that helps. As always, I’m simplifying many things for an audience that doesn’t have experience with these subjects. It’s much more complex than I’ve laid it out here, but I hope it’s a useful basic primer. Hope to soon hear both crew are home safely.

@LtColDanRooney Oh boy you’re monitoring aka watching the news. Stop trying to inject yourself in the story like you are important. Typical Officer

I'm closely monitoring reports of a U.S. fighter jet being shot down over Iran. Right now, our focus should be on the safety and recovery of the American aircrew and supporting their families during this uncertain moment. My family and I are lifting up those families in prayer and asking all Americans to do the same. As a combat veteran, I know firsthand the risks our pilots take every time they strap in. They represent the very best of this country. We should all be united in support of our men and women in uniform and committed to ensuring they have the leadership, resources, and clarity of mission they deserve. I will continue to follow developments and stand ready to support any effort to bring our service members home safely.

@0hour1 No chute seen after ejection (?)

Second Pilot has not been found, he is likely MIA at the moment, pray for him. They wont leave him behind. Now they will get the boots up their asses.

@rampcheckglobal G Model is done except a few in Alaska The Jolly Green II aka “Whiskey” is current model

That Others May Live 🇺🇸 USAF HH-60G Pave Hawk conducting combat search and rescue training out of Nellis Air Force Base, NV.

@Alladdin1983 This account should be ignored! Capt O’Grady evaded for 6 days after he was shutdown over Bosnia till rescued

Because it's all hands on deck trying to locate the second crew member. If you knew anything about intelligence operations, you'd understand that. But since you've never served in the military and have no real experience with these matters, you can keep running your mouth like a smartass

@Amer1can_Barbie Would’ve been awesome to see them get lit up from the GAU-2!

The absolute hellfire I want us to rain down on them would make Satan look away…

@TheMindScourge PJ’s are just a small part of USAF CSAR. They don’t get in / out without the Jolly’s, Sandy’s, and Combat King’s

PJs are a breed apart, even within the US special forces community. You have to be both an SF operator and a field medic. It’s a very demanding skill set

@TomRtweets No other country has dedicated Units to get our people back!

"No other nation has such an ability and risk tolerance to penetrate enemy airspace, find Americans before the enemy can do so, and then treat and evacuate those personnel while greatly outnumbered and under heavy fire." washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/beltwa…

@PeterWrangel Capt O’Grady spent 6 days evading till rescued and this cunt wants hourly updates.

You aren't owed an hourly update regarding ongoing military operations. This is the same mentality that Commanders had when they sat in air conditioned TOCs, watching operations unfold on widescreen TVs and yelling at the Platoon Leader for constant status reports.

@Alladdin1983 Agreed. This guy is a total joke

There are 2.1 million retards following this guy. Imagine that. Hey my dude. It's all hands on deck right now trying to locate the other crew member, and the PAO office is taking phone calls from sources and shit. That's why they haven't posted anything. But you've never been in the military or government service, and you think you know a thing or two. But you don't — you're fucking stupid.

@jabeale Don’t forget about the Jolly crews who get them in and out nor the Sandy’s who won’t leave station to protect them

Re CSAR and para-rescue personnel in general: I had an Air Force PJ in my SERE class - he was the only AF guy there amongst Army SF, Ranger and TF-160 guys - and he was an absolute baller. Had a nervous smile, which got him roughed up pretty regularly by the Bearded One, but the man was singularly unflappable. During one of the last hard-sell sessions my interrogator used him as an emotional lever - had him kneeling, shivering uncontrollably in the People's Pond in front of me as he asked me the same question over and over. Each time I gave my cover-story answer he'd have the PJ assume another position in the water (this was early-March North Carolina) until he was face-first, blowing bubbles. When they had him roll onto his back he caught my eye and winked at me - told me all I needed to know as to whether or not to stick to my story. When it was over and we were all sitting around a table at Bennigan's trying to eat more than two bites of the banquet feast spread out in front of us, I told the guys what he did that night. When I told them about the wink, the PJ piped up and said, "A wink? That wasn't a fucking wink - I was having a hypothermic seizure." Got a chance to work with five or six more PJ's during my time there as an instructor and they all shared the same vibe - these guys are truly special. If the PJ's are involved in finding and recovering an American on the ground in enemy territory, I have every confidence that they won't rest until the mission is successfully completed.

@PJjumpyboi Now USAF just needs to fully fund these Squadrons. Should also incorporate A-10 Sandy’s in to those units

Man, looks like some classic PJ missions getting well deserved media coverage is a better recruiting tool than some washed up asshole coming through the pipeline. Who knew.

@Snakeeater36 Capt O’Grady evaded capture for 6 days before being rescued

Guys. Combatant commands dont fucking owe you updates. Stop being a needy bitch.

@DaleStarkA10 Takes balls to fly a slow moving HH-60W into that environment

People are asking how CSAR helos can operate over Iran after an F-15E and an A-10 were shot down. It’s because the CSAR package doesn’t go in alone, it brings a world of hate with it. Any threat to the helos gets swarmed by a pack of rabid dogs. It’s still risky as hell, but overwhelming firepower lets us stack the odds in our favor.

@MCCCANM USAF needs to fully fund CSAR Squadrons

Walk into a Lion’s den at feeding time. Loudly announce your presence. Slap the Lion, force its jaws open, reach down its throat & extract his dinner. Slap the Lion again as you leave. That’s kind of how I think of CSAR.

@njoyzgrl81 @TrumpUpdateHQ What a bitch he is. Stranded lol

Hegseth is the Secretary of War. I expect nothing less from MSNotEver and the insecure man they have in as a guest. He’s retired. His opinions are personal and do not reflect the military chain of command. Additionally, there’s this 👇🏽 Why was he in the Middle East as a civilian? 🤔

Retired U.S. Major General goes on live TV, calls Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth a "potential war criminal."

@brns925 @LionJ47752 @RealRiddimHours Oh now you did it you said dog to a little bitch Iranian hiding in Australia. 😂. I’ll be back in 5 making a ham sandwich

@LionJ47752 @Russkies_suck @RealRiddimHours Houston to Tehran is about 7.5k miles actually lol. Thanks for proving we can dog walk you whenever we want

@RealRiddimHours @Russkies_suck Tell me where the US jets are housed at, and where are the THAAD radars?

@LionJ47752 @brns925 @RealRiddimHours LOL not really and that hurts Iran more than anyone. Can’t sell any dead dinosaurs. US doesn’t import mid-east oil. You truly are dimwitted, even for an Iranian hiding like a bitch in Australia

@Russkies_suck @brns925 @RealRiddimHours Strait still closed buddy 😌