0% Fuel, 88 Miles to Go: The Most Dangerous Rescue in History.

Описание: [Hook] "Just think, you are at thirty thousand feet, in enemy territory, and your friend's fighter jet is about to fall." In 1967, Captain Robert Pardo faced a choice: leave his wingman to die or attempt a maneuver that defied physics.

[About This Video] This is the true story of "Pardo's Push," an incident from the Vietnam War that goes beyond all bounds of loyalty and courage. With Captain Earl Aman's plane riddled with bullets and losing fuel like "blood from a severed vein," Pardo made a decision that wasn't in any rulebook.

We analyze how Pardo used his F-4 Phantom to push Aman's jet for 88 miles—literally resting a heavy steel tail hook against his own glass windshield—to bring his brothers home.

[Timestamps] 0:00 - The Impossible Scenario 0:36 - March 10, 1967: The Mission 1:24 - A Flying Time Bomb 2:08 - The Crazy Idea 2:42 - Tail Hook on the Windshield 3:28 - Fire in the Engine 3:57 - Safe in Laos 4:13 - Hero or Rule-Breaker? 4:58 - 22 Years Later: The Silver Star

[Key Quote] "Four people were able to return to their families that day because one pilot refused to leave his friend behind."
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