A US Congressional Research Service (CRS) report, based on public statements and news, indicates that the US has lost 42 aircraft, including F-15s, F-35s, and MQ-9 Reaper drones, in the ongoing conflict with Iran.
President Donald Trump confirmed that Kuwait shot down three US F-15 fighter jets using American Patriot missiles in a March 2 incident, downplaying its significance and stating all three pilots successfully ejected and are now flying again.
Plot Twist: Kuwaiti Fighter Jet Shot Down All Three US F-15s
In a remarkable feat, a single Kuwaiti F/A-18 Super Hornet took out all three of the American F-15s that were shot down over…
A Kuwaiti pilot mistakenly fired upon three US F-15 fighter jets in a friendly fire incident over Kuwait. All pilots safely ejected, and an investigation is underway.
US Central Command confirmed that three US F15E 'Strike Eagles'were shot down in separate 'friendly fire' incidents by Kuwaiti air defences.The fighter jets were "mistakenly shot down" by Kuwaiti forces, the US said.
Israel plans to invest NIS 350 billion to purchase 50 F-35 fighter jets and 25 new F-15s, a deal that will double the size of its air force fleets. This decision resolves a debate over which plane to prioritize.
A senior IDF official reportedly told the 'Post' that the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei and top military officials was an 'incredible operation' involving F-16s, F-35s, F-15s, and Israeli intelligence.
Two days after the start of the new Middle East conflict, a Kuwaiti F/A-18 Hornet reportedly shot down three American F-15E Strike Eagles in a highly unusual incident, baffling experienced pilots.
Rabat – Late Sunday night, three US F-15E Strike Eagles were shot down over Kuwait in what officials are calling a friendly fire incident, according to US Central Command (CENTCOM). The aircraft were operating as part of Operation Epic Fury, which responds to ongoing retaliatory Iranian air attacks, ballistic missiles, and drones. All six crew […]
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