Washington PostJarrett Ley

Satellite imagery shows extensive damage to Iran's ballistic missile production and launch sites

Commercial satellite imagery analysis reveals extensive damage across multiple Iranian ballistic missile production and launch sites following weeks of targeted strikes. Imagery shows destroyed facilities, craters at launch pads and disrupted logistics lines, indicating significant degradation of Tehran's indigenous missile assembly and deployment infrastructure.

2026-04-05T11:12:24.148754-07:00
Air Data NewsRicardo Meier

US rescues second crew member of F-15E downed in southwestern Iran after two-day search

By Air Data News: U.S. forces have rescued the second crew member of adowned F-15E Strike Eagle in southwestern Iran, ending a two-day search operation after the aircraft was.

2026-04-04T23:27:00.676918-07:00
FlightGlobalStephen Trimble

Boeing revives AH-6i light-attack gunship, modernizing a 35-year-old concept

By FlightGlobal: In 1976, Hughes Aircraft rolled out a new product called the Defender – an export version of the US Army’s OH-6 Cayuse. It quickly attracted orders from a variety of countries – including Iraq, Israel, South Korea and the Philippines – in the market for a gunship helicopter in a class below the Bell Helicopter AH-1….

2026-04-05T01:27:20.105891-07:00
Wall Street Journal

U.S. Combat Search and Rescue Team Spotted Over Iran

By Wall Street Journal: U.S. search and rescue aircraft, including an HC-130 airplane and two HH-60 helicopters, were filmed flying over Iran after a U.S. jet fighter was downed in the country in footage circulated by Iranian state media and verified by Storyful.

2026-04-03T10:52:47.548539-07:00