Delta Force Denies Iran A Trophy:

C-130 Destroyed on Iranian Soil After Daring Pilot Rescue

American warriors just pulled off one of the gutsiest rescues in modern military history, and they left nothing for the mullahs to parade on TV.

President Trump announced it straight: "We got him." The second crew member from the downed F-15E Strike Eagle is safe and sound, pulled from the treacherous mountains of Iran where Iranian forces were hunting him. Both American airmen are now home with their families. No U.S. casualties in the entire operation.

That's a win worth celebrating this Easter.

But the mission came with real risks deep behind enemy lines. During the high-stakes combat search-and-rescue effort, a U.S. C-130 Hercules got stuck at a forward refueling point inside Iran. Delta Force operators made the call: they destroyed the aircraft themselves to keep it out of Iranian hands. Photos circulating online show the plane on the ground in a remote mountainous area, followed by thick black smoke rising from the wreckage.

This wasn't some desk-jockey operation. It was boots-on-the-ground American special forces denying the enemy any propaganda victory while bringing our boys back alive. Machines can be replaced. American lives cannot.

The left and the usual skeptics will nitpick the hardware lost, but facts are facts:

Trump’s team executed a rescue straight out of the history books, with zero American blood spilled. Our military showed once again why no force on earth matches the skill, courage, and resolve of U.S. warriors when it counts.

No man left behind. Mission accomplished. America first.

Both Crew Members Of A Downed F-15E Strike Eagle Successfully Recovered

 In a high-risk mission deep inside hostile territory, U.S. combat search-and-rescue teams successfully recovered both crew members of a downed F-15E Strike Eagle during what’s being called Operation Epic Fury.

The aircraft, assigned to the 494th Fighter Squadron, was hit by Iranian defenses, forcing the pilot and weapons systems officer to eject into mountainous terrain in southwestern Iran. With enemy forces reportedly searching the area, time was critical.

A first rescue team managed to extract one airman under heavy fire. In a second daring operation, additional teams returned using HH-60W Jolly Green II helicopters, supported by HC-130J aircraft.

Flying low and evading threats, they successfully located and rescued the second airman.

Meanwhile, A-10 Thunderbolt II jets provided cover, suppressing enemy positions during the extraction.

Both crew members are now safely in Iraq and receiving care.