Special Operations Airman Pulls Man From Burning Car

Special operations airman pulls man from burning car

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Hurlburt Airman saves man from burning car

At 10:30 a.m. on July 25th, 2026, Clark threw his car into park, disregarding his own safety to sprint across live, oncoming highway traffic. Reaching the driver’s side door of the vehicle, he was met with heavy smoke and an elderly driver completely immobilized by shock. Reaching into the burning compartment, Clark physically extracted the man and dragged him to safety.

Special Operations Airman Charges Into Inferno to Save Trapped Driver

Senior Airman Dalton Clark did not wait for permission, applause, or a camera when he spotted a vehicle disappearing into flames near Hurlburt Field, Florida. He saw a trapped man, recognized the deadly stakes, and immediately moved toward the danger. Clark, 25, is assigned to the 1st Special Operations Wing as an air transportation specialist. He was driving through heavy traffic toward the base last month when black smoke rising from a burning…

Hurlburt Field airman pulls elderly driver from burning vehicle on Highway 98

A Hurlburt Field airman is being credited with saving an elderly man’s life after pulling him from a burning vehicle on Highway 98 on July 25. Senior Airman Dalton Clark, an air transportation specialist assigned to the 1st Special Operations Wing, was driving eastbound on Highway 98 during the morning rush hour when he noticed smoke rising from a disabled vehicle on the westbound shoulder, according to the 1st SOW Public Affairs Office. Clark …