Pilot Describes Being Hunted in Iraqi Territory
Ronald Young, an American pilot, was shot down in Iraq in 2003. He described being targeted by people trying to kill him. A search for him is still happening in Iran.
Ronald Young, now 26, spoke about being shot down during the 2003 conflict in Iraq. He said he faced a dangerous situation where people were actively trying to harm him. This event occurred while he was in Iran. A pilot shot down in Iran in 1991 also shared his story with a reporter. His experiences provide insight into the challenges faced by American pilots during the Gulf War.
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Highlights
Pilot Shot Down in Iraq
Ronald Young described being shot down over Iraq in 2003 and feeling people were trying to kill him.
Pilot Shot Down in Iran
Ronald Young was shot down in Iran and the search for him is ongoing.
Limited Supplies During Training
A pilot in 1991 received limited supplies during his training.
Feeling Like Prey
Ronald Young described feeling like an animal being hunted.
Recent Interview Resurfaces
A 1991 interview with a pilot shot down in Iran was recently shared.
Perspectives
- A US pilot was shot down in Iraq or Iran.
- The pilot described a dangerous situation.
- The pilot’s experience offers insight into wartime experiences.
- A pilot, Ronald Young, is still missing.