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On June second, nineteen ninety five, US Air Force Captain Scott O'Grady was patrolling the designated no fly zone over war torn Bosnia when at twenty seven thousand feet, his F sixteen fighter were struck by a surface to air missile HELO i'm ron Edwards on Today's page from the Edward's Notebook. Captain O'Grady desperately pulled his ejection lever and was catapulted into the sky at three hundred and fifty miles per hour. Remarkably, he managed to land unscathed, but in enemy territory. For six incredible days and nights, O'Grady eluded capture by the Bosnian Serbs, who were relentlessly pursuing him. O'Grady said his faith in God also sustained him, and that during his third day on the ground, he experienced the love of God to such a degree that it took away his fear of death. On the sixth day, in a daring daylight rescue, an elite team of US Marines moved in with a chopper, dodged into a fire, and pulled the American to safety. At a national press conference following his triumphant return to the United States, O'Grady said, quote, If it were not for my love for God and his love for me, I would not be here right now. When I think about our republic, she too could benefit from being rescued from the diabolical plots, plans, and tricks of those held bent on her demise. I'm run Edwards. Check out the run edwards dot Com