Welcome in. We are now day 13 or 14 of Operation Epic Fury, depending on when you watch this.

I am still on the road, wrapping up my trip sitting here in Paris.

Now, we have a lot to dive into today. The first, an update for the KC135 mishap.

Unfortunately, CENTCOM has released and confirmed that all six crew members involved in that

mishap have perished.

Now, the other KC-135 images appeared later on after yesterday's video showing it landing in Israel.

So the Air Force is going to go through a safety investigation process and then an accident investigation process.

The accident investigation process is something that will be publicly released, most likely, and we won't hear about it for quite some time. Our thoughts and prayers go out with those involved, the loved ones. Again, people are getting some of the worst news of their lives as this is going on. So again, thoughts and prayers with them. But I want to jump into today's update. And again, we have a lot of ground to cover.

The first was a press briefing by Secretary Hegeseth and General Kane this morning talking

about the ongoing operations.

Day 13 was the heaviest strike day of the entire campaign.

This is a trend.

Every day seems to be more and more intense.

They said that three separate times in this briefing. Over

6,000 targets have been struck, and now that's probably two days old, with an average of

a thousand targets per day. Now they noted that only 1% of the munitions used today are standoff

weapons. That means the rest are all overhead, over top. That is definitely a significant shift

from how this campaign

started and what you would expect as you gain air superiority. General Kane also talked about

attack him specifically in this briefing, the Army tactical missile system being used to sink

Iranian ships and even an Iranian submarine, which I definitely don't think is getting enough

coverage. So we're going to dive into that today as well some updates with B1s, B2s, B2s, all conducting strikes and some of their

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