The U.S. military rescued a stranded airman in Iran over the weekend after his F-15E fighter jet was shot down in the country. The rescue effort took hundreds of troops, and back-of-the-napkin estimates suggest it cost hundreds of millions of dollars in lost equipment. But a new story started to emerge days later that tried to tell a slightly different story about how the airman was found. The CIA supposedly has new, magical technology for finding people. Citing two unnamed “sources close to the breakthrough,” the New York Post ran a story on Tuesday about a new CIA tool called Ghost…