Jeff Beatty in the Military
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Grenada Rescue Operation
After being treated by rescued American Medical Students and Delta Doctors for head, back and leg wounds and injuries, Jeff, gun in his belt and IV in his arm, is evacuated to the USS Guam where the flight deck crew gives him the “Thumbs – up”.
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Jeff Beatty Military Portrait
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Ray Beatty Military Portrait
Jeff’s Dad, Ray Beatty - a WWII Infantryman who fought in Normandy, and the Battle of the Bulge.
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Jeff Beatty as a COBRA Attack Helicopter Pilot in Germany
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Army Commendation Medal
Certification of the Army Commendation Medal obtained by Jeff Beatty during his service in the United States Army
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Jeff Beatty Grenada Airfield Wounded
Jeff Beatty (on right - still wearing his stained US Flag), midday during Grenada rescue mission stops for a quick photo with Army gunship pilot at Salinas airfield. Beatty is covered in fuel, oil and blood from the shooting down of the Blackhawk he and his men were riding in. Beatty delayed treatment for his own wounds until he had safely evacuated all his men from the first "BlackhawK Down" and then help secure the perimeter around the several hundred American Medical Students who were rescued.
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