They mocked the “ugly” jet — then her A-10 Warthog cleared fire and Dustoff lifted all SEALs.

#A10Warthog #NavySEALs #Dustoff
⚠️ FICTIONAL DRAMATIZATION — This story is not real events or real persons.
Inspired by real military procedures for cinematic storytelling.
An ambushed SEAL team is seconds from collapse—until a female A-10 Warthog pilot dives danger-close, rips a lane with the GAU-8, and walks Dustoff to the LZ. Months later, the same pilot faces a different fight: no cockpit, no cannon—just two steady hands and an AED to save the SEAL commander.
This cinematic military short blends close air support (CAS) realism—JTAC 9-line, “danger close,” Dustoff egress—with a human rescue far from the battlefield.

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Chapters
00:00 Ambush in the valley (SEALs pinned)
00:28 “Danger close”—JTAC 9-line to Valkyrie
01:05 GAU-8 burst opens the lane
01:42 Dustoff in—river-run talk-on
02:20 Debrief & the patch
02:55 Washington run—sudden collapse
03:20 CPR/AED—commander’s pulse returns
04:05 Quiet recognition & covenant

Keywords woven in: A-10 Warthog, GAU-8 Avenger, Navy SEALs, Dustoff medevac, JTAC 9-line, danger close, female pilot, close air support, combat rescue, military short film
#GAU8 #CloseAirSupport #JTAC #DangerClose #USAF #FemalePilot #CombatRescue #MilitaryStory #WarStory #Medevac #ShortFilm #cinematic





DISCLAIMER:
This is a work of fiction created for entertainment purposes only, using AI-assisted tools in writing and narration. Any resemblance to real events, secret government operations, or actual persons, living or deaad, is purely coincidental. The story, characters, agencies, and incidents portrayed are entirely fictional. No identification with actual government agencies, military operations, or events is intended or should be inferred.
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