Fire ripped through the night sky over Saudi Arabia — and with it, one of America’s eyes went dark. A $270 million E-3 Sentry, the US military’s flying nerve center, lay ripped in two on the tarmac. Iran’s missiles had found their mark. Sixteen of these aircraft existed. Now there are fifte… Continues… The loss of the E-3 Sentry at Prince Sultan Air Base is more than twisted metal and charred runway. It is a sudden hole in America’s vision over one of the world’s most volatile regions. For decades, the E-3’s rotating radar dome quietly stitched together a real-time...
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