Jason Redman
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147 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 5 Jul
Jason Redman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So for the pilot, they recovered to provide information to be able to say that he's going to be able to provide information on what was happening leading up to the moment that if they were shot down.
And I'll say this, Megan, I mean, it is war.
The I've often said this in war, a 12 year old with an AK can kill you just as fast as a sniper, a 30 year trained sniper on the battlefield.
Sometimes luck plays a major part in combat.
The fact that we're able to launch and go after these guys and get them, the fact that we're already reporting that American forces have have recovered one.
Now, here's the deal.
Winds play a big part.
The angle of the aircraft when they ejected, whether they were in a spin, whether they had been inverted, any of these things play a huge factor in what happened when they ejected.
So depending on where they ejected and how they ejected, there could be a great level of separation between these pilots.
So where one landed may be in an easier area to get to them.
And where another landed, it could be separated by a couple thousand yards or even more.
That's the reality, depending on the winds and how they ejected.
And here's the thing.
When CSAR forces are on standby, they're literally on immediate launch.
Those guys are on standby, and when the call comes, they're in the air and they're gone.
They're literally in their gear on standby when they're waiting for these calls to go off.
And it is a race.
That is the reality.
They have to launch and get to that area because we're racing against enemy forces who are also trying to get to our pilots.
And the reality is who can get to them first.
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