How do you get the pilot of a single-seat fighter down from altitude if he's unconscious?

摘要

For the men of the U.S. Air Force's 154th Fighter Bomber Squadron, November 16, 1951, started out just like any other day at a forward combat base in South Korea. On this particular mission, several flights of Republic F-84E Thunderjets would strike the vital rail lines coming into North Korea from Manchuria, in an effort to slow the move-merit of supplies to Chinese forces along the main line of resistance. The mission went according to plan, with good results-and to top it off, they didn't have to avoid or fight any MiG-15s.