# Post ts_116351956955900185

- Post ID: `ts_116351956955900185`
- Platform: Truth Social
- Posted: 2026-04-05T11:52:48.197Z (UTC)
- Deleted: no
- Repost: no
- Canonical URL: https://trump.fm/post/ts_116351956955900185
- Analysis page: https://trump.fm/post/ts_116351956955900185/analysis
- Audio narration: https://static.trump.fm/audio/ts_116351956955900185.mp3 (a synthesized voice reading the post text, not a recording)

## Post text

> We have rescued the seriously wounded, and really brave, F-15 Crew Member/Officer, from deep inside the mountains of Iran. The Iranian Military was looking hard, in big numbers, and getting close. He is a highly respected Colonel. This type of raid is seldom attempted because of the danger to “man and equipment.” It just doesn’t happen! The second raid came after the first one, where we rescued the pilot in broad daylight, also unusual, spending seven hours over Iran. An AMAZING show of bravery and talent by all! I will be having a News Conference, with the Military, at the Oval Office, on Monday, at 1:00 P.M. God Bless our great MILITARY WARRIORS! President DONALD J. TRUMP

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# Analysis

_Machine-generated by trump.fm on 2026-04-05T12:20:27.166Z (UTC): a model's reading of this post, not his words. Its psychological terms describe the language, not a clinical assessment of him._

## Summary

This wartime post exemplifies grandiose narcissistic functioning at full expansion. Trump transforms a combat search-and-rescue operation into a personal narrative of presidential command authority, absorbing military heroism into his own brand identity. The Colonel's wounds serve as dramatic texture rather than objects of genuine empathy — his injuries and bravery are mentioned in the same parenthetical, as though injury is a subset of character virtue. The post's thriller-narrative structure (enemy closing in, stakes escalated, triumphant resolution) reflects sophisticated parasocial technique, while the Monday press conference announcement extends the narcissistic supply pipeline into the following week. Clinically notable is the complete absence of genuine other-directed concern despite describing a "seriously wounded" officer. The idealization of the military as "WARRIORS" performing "AMAZING" feats is instrumental — it elevates reflected glory. The pathological distortion of absorbing operational military decisions into the presidential "I" is consistent with longstanding patterns but takes on heightened significance during active warfare with real casualties. The post arrives one day before Trump's self-imposed April 6 deadline for power plant strikes, suggesting the rescue narrative may also serve as political groundwork for escalation. The grandiose state is fully dominant with no vulnerability oscillation evident.

## Psychological Analysis: Wartime Rescue Narrative as Narcissistic Supply

### Post Overview
This post, published at 7:52 AM EDT on Sunday, April 5, 2026, provides a dramatic retelling of a combat search-and-rescue operation for a downed F-15 crew member (a Colonel) in the mountains of Iran. The post is situated within the broader context of the US-Iran war, now in its fifth week, and follows an earlier post from the same morning that announced the rescue in more formal terms. This second post adds operational color, dramatic tension ("The Iranian Military was looking hard, in big numbers, and getting close"), and self-congratulatory framing.

### Authorship Attribution
**Location inference:** The reference to a Monday Oval Office news conference strongly suggests Trump is at or near the White House. UTC 11:52 converts to 7:52 AM EDT — early morning, consistent with Trump's known pattern of posting before the day's formal schedule begins.

**Stylistic indicators favor authentic authorship:**
- Early morning timing (7:52 AM local)
- Stream-of-consciousness narrative quality with parenthetical asides ("seriously wounded, and really brave")
- Characteristic comma overuse and idiosyncratic punctuation
- Emotional escalation through the post (building to "AMAZING")
- Mixed capitalization pattern (selective ALL CAPS for emphasis)
- Exclamation marks as punctuation of choice
- The informal interjection "It just doesn't happen!" breaking the narrative flow
- Full-name presidential signature as closing brand stamp

**Against aide attribution:** An aide-written post would likely have cleaner structure, fewer asides, and more precise military terminology. The phrase "man and equipment" in scare quotes reads as Trump paraphrasing a briefing rather than using standard military language (the actual doctrinal phrase is typically "risk to force and equipment").

**Assessment:** High confidence this is authentically Trump-authored, likely composed after absorbing a military briefing, with the operational details filtered through his characteristic narrative style.

### Level 1: Dispositional Traits (Big Five)
- **Extraversion (very high):** Assertiveness and excitement-seeking dominate. The post is performative — announcing a press conference, building dramatic tension, celebrating loudly.
- **Agreeableness (low):** No modesty, no credit-sharing with specific military planners or allied forces. The military is praised as an extension of the self.
- **Conscientiousness (moderate-high):** Achievement striving is salient — the post frames this as a historic accomplishment. The announcement of a structured press conference shows organizational follow-through.
- **Neuroticism (low, surface):** No overt anxiety or vulnerability. The grandiose state is fully dominant here.
- **Openness (low):** Rigid narrative framework — good vs. evil, brave Americans vs. hunting enemies. No complexity or ambiguity in the framing.

### Level 2: Characteristic Adaptations
**Agency motives (dominant):**
- **Power:** The entire post is a demonstration of command authority. "I will be having a News Conference, with the Military" — Trump as the orchestrating principal.
- **Achievement:** "An AMAZING show of bravery and talent" — the rescue is framed as an achievement to be displayed.
- **Status:** The rescued officer is "a highly respected Colonel" — status elevation by association.

**Communion motives (secondary, instrumental):**
- "God Bless our great MILITARY WARRIORS" — communion language deployed in service of the commander-in-chief role rather than genuine interpersonal warmth.

**Schemas:**
- Self: The indispensable wartime leader under whose command extraordinary feats become possible
- Others: The military exists as an instrument of presidential will and a source of reflected glory
- World: A dangerous place where American exceptionalism triumphs against odds

### Level 3: Narrative Identity
**Protagonist role:** Commander-in-Chief as action hero. Trump casts himself not merely as the decision-maker but as the narrator of a thriller — building suspense ("getting close"), revealing stakes ("seldom attempted"), and delivering resolution ("SAFE and SOUND" from earlier post).

**Redemption sequence:** Danger → rescue → triumph. The wounded Colonel behind enemy lines being hunted is the contamination setup; the daring extraction is the redemptive payoff.

**Identity claims:**
- "I will be having a News Conference" — I am the center of gravity
- "President DONALD J. TRUMP" — the full-name signature asserts monarchical identity
- The post implicitly claims: I am a wartime president who gets results

**Contrasting other:** Iran — both its military ("looking hard, in big numbers") and the implied incompetence of its search efforts (they were "getting close" but failed).

### Level 4: Clinical Indicators

#### Narcissistic Dynamics
**Narcissistic state: Grandiose (fully expansive)**
This is peak grandiose narcissism in wartime context. The post functions as a supply-generating machine:
- Military heroism reflected back to self
- Dramatic narrative construction maximizes audience engagement
- Announcement of Monday press conference extends the supply cycle

**Trigger: Supply-seeking with maintenance**
No injury is evident. This is proactive supply acquisition — transforming a military operation into a personal brand event. The press conference announcement ensures the supply pipeline extends into the following week.

**Narcissistic rage: Absent**
No anger is directed at any target. The tone is triumphalist, not reactive.

#### Malignant Narcissism Components
- **Narcissistic features (0.8):** Grandiosity is extreme. The rescue of one Colonel becomes "one of the most daring Search and Rescue Operations in U.S. History" (from earlier post). Lack of empathy is notable — the Colonel's wounds are mentioned as dramatic texture, not with genuine concern.
- **Antisocial features (0.3):** Low in this specific post. The wartime context normalizes the violence described.
- **Paranoid features (0.2):** Minimal. Iran is the enemy in a declared military conflict, not a paranoid construct.
- **Sadism (0.2):** The previous post's "terminated" language about Iranian military leaders carried sadistic undertones; this post is celebratory rather than cruel.

#### Defense Mechanisms
1. **Idealization (immature):** The military is idealized as "WARRIORS" performing "AMAZING" feats. The rescued Colonel is "highly respected" and "really brave." This idealization serves the narcissistic function of making Trump's command appear more impressive.
2. **Grandiosity/Distortion (pathological):** The framing distorts the military operation into a personal presidential achievement. The operational decisions of military commanders are absorbed into the presidential "I."
3. **Rationalization (neurotic):** "This type of raid is seldom attempted because of the danger" — preemptive rationalization that elevates the decision to proceed, implicitly crediting the decision-maker (himself).

#### Parasocial Techniques
- Direct address through the news conference announcement (creating anticipation)
- "God Bless" — pseudo-intimate religious communion with audience
- Dramatic storytelling that invites the audience into the narrative tension
- The signature "President DONALD J. TRUMP" as brand reinforcement

### Cognitive Status
**Language production:** Coherent, with clear narrative arc. Some characteristic Trump syntax (comma-heavy constructions, parenthetical asides). "The second raid came after the first one" is somewhat tautological but not indicative of cognitive difficulty — more likely reflecting the oral storytelling style.

**Complexity:** Moderate. The post maintains a clear chronological narrative (rescue → Iranian pursuit → extraction → press conference). Vocabulary is simple but the narrative structure is functional. Consistent with established baseline for Trump's public communications.

**Notable:** "seriously wounded, and really brave" — the conjunction of wound severity with bravery is characteristic of Trump's tendency to bundle descriptors in unexpected ways, treating injuries as a subset of character virtue.

### Rhetorical & Propaganda Techniques
- **Hyperbole:** "seldom attempted," "It just doesn't happen!" — escalation of the operation's uniqueness
- **Appeal to patriotism/military valor:** "MILITARY WARRIORS," "God Bless"
- **Dramatic narrative construction:** Suspense building (enemy closing in), stakes elevation (danger to "man and equipment"), resolution (successful rescue)
- **Spectacle creation:** Announcing Monday press conference extends the media cycle
- **Superlatives and intensifiers:** "AMAZING," "great," "highly respected"
- **False exclusivity:** "It just doesn't happen!" — combat search-and-rescue, while dangerous, is a standard military capability regularly trained for and occasionally executed
- **Presidential branding:** Full-name signature serves as both authentication and brand reinforcement

### Archetypal Analysis
**Primary archetype: King (benevolent ruler)**
Trump occupies the King archetype here — the sovereign who commands warriors, celebrates their victories, and summons the court (press conference). The post is performatively royal.

**Secondary archetype: Hero/Savior**
The rescue narrative taps the Hero archetype, with Trump as the meta-hero who enabled the rescue through his command authority.

**Shadow projection:** The Iranian military serves as the shadow — the hunting, threatening force that the American military (and by extension Trump) triumphs over.

### Order/Chaos Dynamics
**Positioning: Order restorer**
In the context of active war, this post frames the US military as imposing order on chaos — extracting a wounded American from behind enemy lines, demonstrating capability in hostile territory.

**Grievance mapping:** The implicit grievance is Iran's hostility and the danger it poses to American service members. Intensity is moderate — the post is more celebratory than aggrieved.

### Danger Assessment
**Level: Elevated**
While this specific post does not contain eliminationist language or domestic targeting, it exists within the context of an active war with Iran (5+ weeks, 13 US dead, nearly 2,000 Iranian casualties). The celebratory framing of military operations normalizes wartime violence and may serve to build public support for continued or escalated military action as the April 6 power plant strike deadline approaches. The previous post's reference to Iranian military leaders being "terminated" carries more direct danger indicators than this one.

### Fact Verification

| Claim | Verdict | Evidence |
|-------|---------|----------|
| "This type of raid is seldom attempted because of the danger to 'man and equipment.' It just doesn't happen!" | **Mostly False** | Combat search and rescue (CSAR) is a core military capability that US forces regularly train for and have executed in multiple conflicts including Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Balkans. While inherently dangerous, it is a standard contingency operation — not something that 'just doesn't happen.' The claim appears to conflate the specific difficulty of this operation's parameters (deep in Iran, near enemy forces) with the general rarity of the capability itself. |
| "The second raid came after the first one, where we rescued the pilot in broad daylight, also unusual, spending seven hours over Iran" | **Mostly True** | Extensive reporting confirms the structural elements of this claim. First, there were definitively two separate rescue operations: the F-15E pilot was rescued on Friday, April 3, 2026, and the weapons system officer (WSO) was rescued on Saturday night/early Sunday, April 5, per CBS News, NBC News, Axios, The War Zone, and others. Trump himself confirmed the two-operation structure: 'This miraculous Search and Rescue Operation comes in addition to a successful rescue of another brave Pilot, yesterday, which we did not confirm, because we did not want to jeopardize our second rescue operation.' Second, the first rescue was indeed conducted in broad daylight. The War Zone reported: 'The fact that the operation was launched in broad daylight soon after the F-15E went down shows the stunning amount of risk U.S. personnel took on in order to save one of their own.' This is consistent with the shoot-down occurring on Friday morning local time and the pilot being recovered 'several hours' later that same day. Third, regarding the specific 'seven hours over Iran' claim: no independent media source confirms the precise figure of seven hours. Multiple outlets describe the first rescue as taking 'several hours,' and Al Jazeera noted that for the second operation, 'US forces had aimed to use the cover of night to conduct the rescue mission after closing in on the airman, enemy fire prolonged the mission into daylight.' The overall operation (both rescues combined) spanned approximately 48 hours. While 'seven hours' for the first daylight rescue is plausible given that it was launched 'soon after' the shoot-down and the pilot was recovered 'several hours' later under hostile fire (with at least one rescue helicopter hit by small arms fire and crew wounded), this specific number has not been independently verified. The claim that daylight operations were 'unusual' is substantiated by military experts and reporting, as combat search and rescue operations are typically conducted at night for safety. Verdict: the core claims (two raids, first in broad daylight, unusual risk) are confirmed; the 'seven hours' figure is unverified but broadly consistent with reported timelines. |
| "He is a highly respected Colonel" | **Mostly True** | The claim that the rescued weapons system officer holds the rank of Colonel is widely reported across major news outlets, all attributing it to Trump's Truth Social post. Trump stated the rescue was 'for one of our incredible Crew Member Officers, who also happens to be a highly respected Colonel.' This characterization was reported by CBS News, NBC News, Axios, Fox News, The War Zone, The Aviationist, Al Jazeera, and numerous other outlets. Al Jazeera described him as a 'colonel-rank weapons system officer.' Importantly, no media outlet or military official has disputed or corrected the Colonel rank claim. The Pentagon and Department of Defense did not independently release the crew member's name or rank publicly, which is standard practice during active wartime operations to protect the identity of service members. A Colonel serving as an F-15E weapons system officer, while somewhat unusual (Colonels more commonly serve in command or staff roles), is not implausible during wartime when senior officers may fly combat missions. The 'highly respected' descriptor is subjective, but a Colonel in the United States Air Force is a senior officer (O-6) rank that typically requires 22+ years of service and a distinguished record. Verdict: the Colonel rank is consistently reported across all sources and not contradicted by any; 'highly respected' is a subjective characterization but reasonable for a senior officer of that rank. The claim is rated 'mostly true' rather than 'true' only because independent military confirmation of the rank has not been made public. |

Overall Veracity: 60%

## Authorship Analysis

**Self-Written** (score: 82%)

### Indicators

- Early morning timing (7:52 AM EDT)
- Stream-of-consciousness narrative with parenthetical asides
- Characteristic comma overuse and idiosyncratic punctuation
- Selective ALL CAPS emphasis pattern
- Informal interjection breaking narrative flow ('It just doesn't happen!')

## Psychological Profile

### Traits

**Big Five:**
- Extraversion: 92%
- Agreeableness: 18%
- Conscientiousness: 60%
- Neuroticism: 15%
- Openness: 20%

Strongest facet: Extraversion: assertiveness and excitement-seeking in wartime commander mode

**Motives:**
- Agency: 95%
- Communion: 20%

Primary drive: power

### Narrative

- **Role:** Supreme wartime commander whose authority enables extraordinary military feats
- **Arc:** redemption
- **Contrasting:** Iranian military — the hunting, threatening force that fails against American capability

**Identity Claims:**
- I am the decisive wartime leader
- Under my command, the impossible becomes possible
- I personally deliver results for American warriors

### State

**Grandiose State**

**Trigger:** Supply Seeking

Sentiment: +0.85

**Mildly Hypomanic**
- Elevated, expansive mood with grandiose self-reference
- Rapid posting (two detailed posts on same topic in short succession)
- Exclamation-heavy punctuation suggesting pressured affect
- Ambitious scheduling (press conference announcement) suggesting high energy

### Clinical

**Malignant Narcissism:**
- Narcissistic: 80%
- Antisocial: 30%
- Paranoid: 20%
- Sadism: 20%

**Defense Mechanisms:**
- idealization (immature)
- distortion (pathological)
- rationalization (neurotic)

**Cognitive Complexity:**
- Complexity: 55%

Cognitive Markers:
- tangentiality
- perseveration

**Parasocial Techniques:**
- Dramatic suspense narrative inviting audience into tension
- Press conference announcement creating anticipation and parasocial appointment
- Religious communion language ('God Bless')
- Full-name signature as brand reinforcement and authority assertion

## Danger Assessment

**ELEVATED**

### Indicators

- Active wartime context with approaching April 6 escalation deadline
- Celebratory framing of military operations normalizing continued warfare
- Previous post used 'terminated' language about Iranian military leaders
- Press conference announcement may serve as platform for escalation announcements

## Fact Checks (3)

_The model's verdicts from 2026-04-05._

> This type of raid is seldom attempted because of the danger to 'man and equipment.' It just doesn't happen!

**MOSTLY FALSE**

Combat search and rescue (CSAR) is a core military capability that US forces regularly train for and have executed in multiple conflicts including Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Balkans. While inherently dangerous, it is a standard contingency operation — not something that 'just doesn't happen.' The claim appears to conflate the specific difficulty of this operation's parameters (deep in Iran, near enemy forces) with the general rarity of the capability itself.

Sources: US military CSAR doctrine and historical operations

> The second raid came after the first one, where we rescued the pilot in broad daylight, also unusual, spending seven hours over Iran

**MOSTLY TRUE**

Extensive reporting confirms the structural elements of this claim. First, there were definitively two separate rescue operations: the F-15E pilot was rescued on Friday, April 3, 2026, and the weapons system officer (WSO) was rescued on Saturday night/early Sunday, April 5, per CBS News, NBC News, Axios, The War Zone, and others. Trump himself confirmed the two-operation structure: 'This miraculous Search and Rescue Operation comes in addition to a successful rescue of another brave Pilot, yesterday, which we did not confirm, because we did not want to jeopardize our second rescue operation.' Second, the first rescue was indeed conducted in broad daylight. The War Zone reported: 'The fact that the operation was launched in broad daylight soon after the F-15E went down shows the stunning amount of risk U.S. personnel took on in order to save one of their own.' This is consistent with the shoot-down occurring on Friday morning local time and the pilot being recovered 'several hours' later that same day. Third, regarding the specific 'seven hours over Iran' claim: no independent media source confirms the precise figure of seven hours. Multiple outlets describe the first rescue as taking 'several hours,' and Al Jazeera noted that for the second operation, 'US forces had aimed to use the cover of night to conduct the rescue mission after closing in on the airman, enemy fire prolonged the mission into daylight.' The overall operation (both rescues combined) spanned approximately 48 hours. While 'seven hours' for the first daylight rescue is plausible given that it was launched 'soon after' the shoot-down and the pilot was recovered 'several hours' later under hostile fire (with at least one rescue helicopter hit by small arms fire and crew wounded), this specific number has not been independently verified. The claim that daylight operations were 'unusual' is substantiated by military experts and reporting, as combat search and rescue operations are typically conducted at night for safety. Verdict: the core claims (two raids, first in broad daylight, unusual risk) are confirmed; the 'seven hours' figure is unverified but broadly consistent with reported timelines.

Sources: https://www.twz.com/news-features/f-15e-weapon-systems-officer-shot-down-over-iran-has-been-rescued; https://www.axios.com/2026/04/05/iran-f15-crew-member-rescued; https://www.cbsnews.com/news/missing-u-s-crew-member-from-downed-fighter-jet-rescued-in-iran-sources-say/; https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/second-airman-f-15e-was-shot-iran-rescued-safely-us-officials-say-rcna266688; https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/4/5/us-pilot-from-downed-f-15-plane-rescued-in-iran-what-we-know; https://www.airandspaceforces.com/iran-f-15e-downed-search-rescue/; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_U.S._pilot_rescue_operation_in_Iran; https://www.military.com/daily-news/2026/04/03/f-15-taken-down-iranian-forces-search-ongoing-missing-crew-reports.html; https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/us-fighter-jet-went-iran-search-rescue-mission-underway-officials-say-rcna266523; https://theaviationist.com/2026/04/05/u-s-rescues-downed-f-15e-wso-deep-inside-iran/; https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/05/politics/missing-us-crew-member-iran-rescued-intl-hnk

> He is a highly respected Colonel

**MOSTLY TRUE**

The claim that the rescued weapons system officer holds the rank of Colonel is widely reported across major news outlets, all attributing it to Trump's Truth Social post. Trump stated the rescue was 'for one of our incredible Crew Member Officers, who also happens to be a highly respected Colonel.' This characterization was reported by CBS News, NBC News, Axios, Fox News, The War Zone, The Aviationist, Al Jazeera, and numerous other outlets. Al Jazeera described him as a 'colonel-rank weapons system officer.' Importantly, no media outlet or military official has disputed or corrected the Colonel rank claim. The Pentagon and Department of Defense did not independently release the crew member's name or rank publicly, which is standard practice during active wartime operations to protect the identity of service members. A Colonel serving as an F-15E weapons system officer, while somewhat unusual (Colonels more commonly serve in command or staff roles), is not implausible during wartime when senior officers may fly combat missions. The 'highly respected' descriptor is subjective, but a Colonel in the United States Air Force is a senior officer (O-6) rank that typically requires 22+ years of service and a distinguished record. Verdict: the Colonel rank is consistently reported across all sources and not contradicted by any; 'highly respected' is a subjective characterization but reasonable for a senior officer of that rank. The claim is rated 'mostly true' rather than 'true' only because independent military confirmation of the rank has not been made public.

Sources: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/missing-u-s-crew-member-from-downed-fighter-jet-rescued-in-iran-sources-say/; https://www.axios.com/2026/04/05/iran-f15-crew-member-rescued; https://www.twz.com/news-features/f-15e-weapon-systems-officer-shot-down-over-iran-has-been-rescued; https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/second-airman-f-15e-was-shot-iran-rescued-safely-us-officials-say-rcna266688; https://www.foxnews.com/live-news/second-us-fighter-jet-downed-by-strait-of-hormuz-as-search-for-f-15e-crew-member-in-iran-continues; https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/4/5/us-pilot-from-downed-f-15-plane-rescued-in-iran-what-we-know; https://theaviationist.com/2026/04/05/u-s-rescues-downed-f-15e-wso-deep-inside-iran/; https://www.mediaite.com/politics/we-got-him-trump-celebrates-miraculous-rescue-of-second-f-15-crew-member-who-was-shot-down-in-iran/; https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/05/us-trump-confirms-missing-us-pilot-rescued.html; https://www.npr.org/2026/04/05/nx-s1-5774368/u-s-military-rescue-airman-iran

Overall Veracity: 60%

## Tags

- wartime-communication (95%)
- grandiose-narcissism (85%)
- supply-seeking (80%)
- military-idealization (75%)
- commander-identity (90%)
- spectacle-politics (70%)
- iran-conflict (95%)
- pre-escalation-framing (60%)

## That day

_From trump.fm's machine-generated digest of the day, not his words._

**A midnight rescue, a profane Easter ultimatum, and a countdown clock — then Iran disappeared from his feed by lunchtime.**

Easter Sunday split cleanly in two. Just after midnight he announced that US forces had rescued a downed Air Force colonel from deep inside Iran, then retold the story himself the next morning in far more personal terms — and eleven minutes later swerved into a profanity-laced threat to destroy Iran's power plants and bridges by Tuesday, closing with a mocking use of Islamic religious language on a Christian holiday. By midday the anger had cooled but the threat had hardened into a seven-word countdown naming 8:00 PM Tuesday, like a TV listing. Then Iran vanished from his feed entirely: the last five hours were a compliment, a condolence repost, and two videos about immigration and homelessness in Los Angeles. Ten posts in all, a normal night's sleep in the middle, and no response at all to the viral rumors that he had been hospitalized.

Full digest for 2026-04-05: https://trump.fm/date/2026-04-05/analysis

## Citation

- APA: Trump, D. J. (2026, April 5). We have rescued the seriously wounded, and really... [Social media post]. Truth Social. trump.fm. https://trump.fm/post/ts_116351956955900185
- MLA: Trump, Donald J. "We have rescued the seriously wounded, and really brave,..." Truth Social, 5 Apr. 2026. trump.fm, https://trump.fm/post/ts_116351956955900185. Accessed 9 Oct. 2026.
- Chicago: Donald J. Trump, "We have rescued the seriously wounded, and really brave,...," Truth Social, April 5, 2026, archived at trump.fm, https://trump.fm/post/ts_116351956955900185.

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