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Co-founder of The High Side. Author of Relentless Strike - The Secret History of Joint Special Operations Command: amzn.to/1QNSYb7. RTs are not endorsements.
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Iran WMD Raid: Inside JSOC's Most Challenging Mission Yet

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By Jack Murphy, Sean Naylor Verified
| The High Side
Delta Force training for their counter-proliferation mission at the Nevada Test Site (courtesy photo, provided to The High Side). For more than three months, a Joint Special Operations Command task force has been standing by in the Middle East, prepared to execute what some insiders say would likely bethe most dangerous mission the command has ever been assigned: recovering highly enriched uranium from underground facilities in Iran.
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F-15E pilot downed over Iran had been shot down a month prior

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By Sean Naylor Verified
| The High Side
A screenshot taken from video circulating on social media of one of the three F-15E Strike Eagles shot down by a Kuwaiti F/A-18 March 1.
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The school of hard NOCs gets tougher for JSOC

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By Jack Murphy, Zach Dorfman, Sean Naylor Verified
| The High Side
The growing challenge of putting operatives under commercial cover When the elite forces of Joint Special Operations Command sprang into action in April to rescue a downed F-15 weapon systems officer in Iran, it created countless headlines. But it was far from the first time this century that JSOC (pronounced “jay-sock”) personnel have conducted daring missions into that country.
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