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US Pilot Shot Down in Iran has been Rescued!
12 Apr 2026 7:32 pm
Every reality projects the notion now isn't the point of universal balancing life is never same details existing forward again as genetics displace the active population living one at a time in plain sight defending concepts their conception was more than position displaced adapting to the moment here after date of birth in ever changing form since conceived by their previous generation gap ancestry.Johnny You » 06 Apr 2026, 5:54 am » wrote: ↑ Aye, we are north of 350 injured and 20 dead according to US media.. 750 total according to Iran.
People are trusting Iran's reports. Americans that suspect we are being fed bullshyt by our own government are concerned. I am not sure why CP is concerned, but he was quick to point out the truth is not out there for us. Even Gemini seems to be covering for the OrangeGangOThang..
As of April 6, 2026, the official U.S. Department of Defense count for American service members killed since the start of the war with Iran is 13 confirmed fatalities. The conflict, which began on February 28, 2026, with joint U.S.-Israeli strikes under Operation Epic Fury, has seen the following casualty breakdown reported by official and major media sources:Confirmed Fatalities (13 Total)Injuries and Unconfirmed Reports
- Initial Phase: Seven soldiers were confirmed killed in the early weeks of March. Notable losses included six members of the 103rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command killed in Kuwait on March 1, and a sergeant from the Quartermaster Corps killed in Saudi Arabia on March 8.
- Recent Losses: On March 12, six additional airmen died when their KC-135 Stratotanker refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq while on a combat mission. The Pentagon clarified that this crash was due to a malfunction rather than hostile fire.
The Recent Pilot RescueIn a high-profile "daring" operation on April 5, 2026, U.S. forces successfully rescued a downed F-15E Strike Eagle pilot (a Colonel) from the mountains of Iran. While the pilot sustained injuries during his ejection and two days of evasion, President Trump confirmed he is "safe and sound." No American troops were reported killed or wounded during the actual rescue mission, though two U.S. transport planes were destroyed by U.S. forces after malfunctioning to prevent them from being captured. The war remains highly volatile, with the U.S. administration threatening further extensive strikes on energy sites if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened by today, April 6.
- Injuries: While an exact total for wounded personnel has not been finalized by the Pentagon, recent media estimates suggest the number of injured service members has risen significantly, with some reports placing it north of 350.
- Disputed Numbers: There are significant discrepancies between U.S. and Iranian reports. Iranian state media has claimed much higher U.S. casualty figures, sometimes citing totals as high as 750, though these numbers are widely considered part of a disinformation campaign and have not been verified by independent or U.S. sources.