Verified pictures have emerged showing a US command and control aircraft, specifically an E-3 Sentry, destroyed at the Prince Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia. Initial observations suggest the aircraft was split in two, with images first shared on a military-focused Facebook page. The footage has been confirmed to match locations seen in satellite images. US Central Command has yet to issue a public statement on the matter. A US official noted that twelve US personnel were injured in this attack, with two in serious condition. Furthermore, Iranian sources have reported that a drone strike was responsible for the damage to the E-3 aircraft. The aircraft plays a vital role in military operations, providing early warning and control over airspace, tracking potential threats at long distances.
Devastating Images of Damaged US Radar Jet Revealed in Saudi Arabia

Devastating Images of Damaged US Radar Jet Revealed in Saudi Arabia
An E-3 Sentry aircraft, crucial for military operations, has been destroyed at a Saudi air base following an attack that wounded US personnel. Explore the latest imagery and details surrounding this incident.
Photos confirm that a US E-3 Sentry radar aircraft was heavily damaged at the Prince Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia, reportedly due to an Iranian military drone attack. US Central Command has not yet commented on the incident, although it has been confirmed that 12 US service members were injured, two seriously. The E-3, essential for airspace control during operations, has a long-standing history since its introduction in 1977.















