The CIA used the secret technology "Ghost Murmur" to save the pilot stranded in Iran after he crashed: "If your heart beats, we will find you."

The CIA managed to locate and rescue an American officer shot down in Iran, known by the nickname "Dude 44 Bravo", using the secret technology "Ghost Murmur". The pilot, who survived after his F-15E aircraft was shot down, was recovered after 36 hours spent in difficult conditions. The Ghost Murmur technology uses quantum magnetometry to detect the electromagnetic signals generated by heartbeats, combining them with AI software to isolate the source of the signal. President Trump praised the CIA's efforts and mentioned that the technology was developed by the secret Skunk Works division of Lockheed Martin. This operation was considered a success due to the favorable conditions in the Iranian desert, which allowed for signal detection in an environment with little electromagnetic interference. However, sources emphasized that the technology has limitations and works best in isolated environments.