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One Libyan who came across the crashed jet told Britain's Daily Telegraph that one pilot held his hands in the air and said "OK, OK", but was quickly thanked by locals for his participation in the air strikes.

Younis Amruni told the Telegraph: "I hugged him and said 'don't be scared, we are your friends'."

A queue formed to shake the hand of the airman, as locals thanked him for his role in the attacks.

"We are so grateful to these men who are protecting the skies," he said. "We gave him juice and then the revolutionary military people took him away."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...nd-or-foe.html

That is pretty awesome.