US Airmen Faced 1,200 Alert Conditions During Operation Epic Fury
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Former commander of the Central Command of the Aerospace Forces (AFCENT), Lieutenant General Derek French, said that Operation "Epic Fury" revealed a number of shortcomings in the preparation of the United States for..
Former commander of the Central Command of the Aerospace Forces (AFCENT), Lieutenant General Derek French, said that Operation "Epic Fury" revealed a number of shortcomings in the preparation of the United States for large-scale military...
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U.S. Air Force personnel supporting Operation Epic Fury in the Middle East responded to 1,200 Red Alert conditions amid Iranian missile and drone attacks. They also completed 48 runway repairs and conducted more than 400 sweeps to detect and dispose of unexploded explosives, a senior military official said Monday (September 14, 2026), as reported by Anadolu Agency.
Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi stated that the Pentagon's report on Operation Epic Fury is "only the tip of the iceberg."
U.S. Air Force Commander General Kenneth Wilsbach announced that during Operation Epic Fury against Iran, U.S. personnel were forced to declare "red alert" and flee to shelters a total of 1,200 times. Stating that air defense ammunition stocks were severely depleted due to heavy retaliatory strikes in the region, Wilsbach admitted that the operation put U.S. logistics and military capabilities to a harsh test.
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