Pentagon releases selfie taken by US pilot showing Chinese spy balloon in air

Pentagon releases pilot’s close-up photo of Chinese balloon

The photo shows the top of the pilot’s helmet inside the U-2 cockpit with the balloon flying below

A pilot took an amazing selfie with the Chinese spy balloon

A quick-thinking pilot took a legendary photo with the Chinese spy balloon as they flew overhead.

Defense Department releases pilot selfie of Chinese balloon

The Defense Department released a pilot selfie of the suspected Chinese Spy balloon that made its way over the United States earlier this month. The pilot was flying a U.S. Air Force U2S Dragon Lady aircraft. The selfie, released Wednesday, was taken Feb. 3 when the balloon was in the area of Kansas. The balloon was shot down the next day off the coast of South Carolina. The release of the pilot selfie comes after recovery of the Chinese balloon…

And the Selfie Award Goes to the Pilot Who Took a Picture With the Chinese Spy Balloon

That’s it. Pack your bags. We’re calling it: the Chinese spy balloon selfie taken by a United States Air Force pilot is quite possibly the best selfie ever taken. You may have seen the image by now, as it’s inspired a lively debate on social media with people questioning the photo’s authenticity. Usually, images this…Read more...

Close-up photo of Chinese spy balloon in flight released by US military

A close-up photo of the Chinese spy balloon, taken mid-air from a U-2 spy plane, has been released by the U.S. military.

Close-up photo of Chinese spy balloon in flight released by US military

A close-up photo of the Chinese spy balloon, taken mid-air from a U-2 spy plane, has been released by the U.S. military.