US Air Force Pilots Rescued in Iran; CIA Used "Ghost Murmur" to Locate Airman
A complex rescue operation successfully saved US Air Force pilots in Iran following a plane crash, with the CIA reportedly using "Ghost Murmur" and Boeing's CSEL technology to locate a missing F-15 airman from 40 miles away.
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The top secret CIA tool ‘Ghost Murmur’ used to save US airman downed in Iran by detecting his heartbeat
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CIA Used "Ghost Murmur" To Locate Missing F-15 Airman From 40-Miles Away In combination with the downed F-15 weapons systems officer, known publicly only as "Dude 44 Bravo," activating Boeing's Combat Survivor Evader Locator, or CSEL, U.S. forces were reportedly able to narrow the search area and then locate the second crew member shot down over southern Iran using a secret CIA reconnaissance tool known as "Ghost Murmur." The New York Post reports that the long-range quantum mag...
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