Members of Colombian Army and Police officers who were rescued on July 2, 2008, from FARC rebels (R to L) Sgt. Jose Ricardo Marulanda, Sgt. Jairo Duran, Sgt. Erasmo Romero, Mayor Juan Carlos Bermeo, Capt. Raimundo Malagon, Mayor Javier Rodriguez, Sgt. Julio Buitrago, Sgt. Aamon Flores Pantoja, Sgt. Jose Miguell Arteaga, Sgt. William Perez and Armando Castellanos pose with Colombian Army Commander Gen. Freddy Padilla de Leon (6th L), during a lunch with families in Bogota on June 20, 2009. Jaque Mate (Checkmate) was the name given to the military operation which got the release of 15 FARC hostages, including French-Colombian politician Ingrid Betancourt. Getty Images logo Getty Images 4 months ago

Members of Colombian Army and Police officers who were rescued on July 2, 2008, from FARC rebels (R to L) Sgt. Jose Ricardo Marulanda, Sgt. Jairo Duran, Sgt. Erasmo Romero, Mayor Juan Carlos Bermeo, Capt. Raimundo Malagon, Mayor Javier Rodriguez, Sgt. Julio Buitrago, Sgt. Aamon Flores Pantoja, Sgt. Jose Miguell Arteaga, Sgt. William Perez and Armando Castellanos pose with Colombian Army Commander Gen. Freddy Padilla de Leon (6th L), during a lunch with families in Bogota on June 20, 2009. Jaque Mate (Checkmate) was the name given to the military operation which got the release of 15 FARC hostages, including French-Colombian politician Ingrid Betancourt.