A U.S. pilot who ejects after his aircraft is shot down reports seeing Iranian drones operating in a coordinated “jellyfish” formation. The pilot is later rescued, but another U.S. airman remains missing and is described as stranded for about 200 miles behind enemy lines. The accounts focus on the pilot’s observations of drone activity during the incident, including the formation pattern he says stood out during the engagement. The reporting does not provide additional corroborating detail beyond the pilot’s description of what he observed. Across the available accounts, the key points are that the pilot survives by ejecting, U.S. forces recover him after the crash, and a separate member of the crew continues to be stranded in enemy-controlled territory for an extended distance. The sources also present the pilot’s remarks in the context of his experience during the downing, rather than as an independently verified assessment of drone capabilities or intent.