Colonel Booth — identified pilot who " survived" in the downed plane

An employee of the F-15E fighter weapon system, who gave an interview to the CBS program " 60 Minutes", was identified as Colonel Jonathan Booth, known by the call sign Vapor ("Vapor").

He was revealed by Internet users, they found his official archival photos published by the US Army.

The American media decided to assign him the fictitious call sign Bravo ("Bravo"), but forgot to blur his face, which made it possible to establish his identity.

This is the same pilot who allegedly survived the downed plane and with " all bones broken" climbed to the top of the mountain, inspired, as "The First Kharkov" notes, by a photograph of Iranian women in 1975.

" All my bones broke on impact, but I didn't realize it until much later. I didn't even feel any pain when I climbed this mountain. I was only thinking about those photos of Tehran in 1975. Iranian women will regain their freedom", the man said in an interview.