As Americans wake up this Easter morning, more remarkable details are now emerging about the mission to save the second F-15 pilot after the plane was downed in Iran on Friday.

As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, the second pilot/WSO from the downed F-15 fighter jet on Friday was saved in an on-ground US rescue mission Saturday night, which involved an epic and grueling battle with Iranian forces.

The pilot was successfully rescued and exfiltrated following an intense firefight. He was injured after ejecting himself from the F-15 but is now safe.

What an incredible miracle on the eve of Easter, thanks to our tireless heroes in uniform!

Fox News's Jennifer Griffin revealed that no Americans were killed during the operation. The Fox News journalist additionally noted that different branches of the US military were involved in the rescue.

"It was a very complex operation to retrieve the downed service member," a well-placed source told Griffin.

Griffin also confirmed that the A10 Warthog that crashed on Friday was providing cover for the rescue teams searching for the pilot. The A10 crashed in Kuwait, but the pilot managed to eject safely and was later rescued by Americans.

Several videos emerged on X showing the mission's difficulty and violence.

Now, we are learning some incredible new details about the mission, which may all appear in a movie one day:

• In addition to no deaths, there were NO Injuries to U.S. Forces.

An official confirmed to the New York Times that not a single American hero was wounded during the complex and violent operation.

What makes this even more remarkable is that the operation involved hundreds of special operations forces, several warplanes and helicopters, and advanced intelligence capabilities involving cyber and space.

Not to mention Iranian terrorists unleashing hellfire on them as the rescue mission unfolded.