A U.S. Air Force officer faced a terrifying ordeal when he ejected from his fighter jet during an Iranian attack. With his parachute partially malfunctioning, he plummeted to the ground at a staggering 70 to 100 mph. How did he survive this harrowing experience? Watch to find out!

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