Prince Sultan Air Base is a military air base located in Al Kharj, Saudi Arabia. Known as a key U.S. power projection hub in the Gulf, hosting American aircraft for regional air operations and force presence. Recently, the base has sustained multiple Iranian missile and drone strikes, resulting in aircraft losses and U.S. casualties. Last updated 6 days ago
Saudi Arabia's Maj. Gen. Turki Al-Malki denied reports that Prince Sultan Air Base was targeted. The early Monday air raid alert in Al-Kharj Governorate was triggered by a Houthi ballistic missile launched from Yemen that disappeared near the border.
An E-3G Sentry AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System) aircraft is airborne after departing Prince Sultan Air Base (PSAB), Saudi Arabia. Tail number: 82-0007.
Ukrainian personnel have arrived at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia to train U.S. soldiers on Sky Map, a Ukrainian-developed counter-drone command and control system. The base has been repeatedly hit by Iranian attacks. - Reuters
Unbelievable images of a U.S. KC-135R refueling aircraft, tail number 59-1444, which returned to the U.S. two days ago after operations in the Middle East as part of the campaign against Iran.
According to reports, the aircraft was hit in ...
Unbelievable images of a U.S. KC-135R refueling aircraft, tail number 59-1444, which returned to the U.S. two days ago after operations in the Middle East as part of the campaign against Iran.
According to reports, the aircraft was hit in an Iranian missile attack at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. Other aircraft were also damaged, including an E-3 AWACS, which was completely destroyed.
The tanker made the entire journey back to the U.S., with stopovers, covered in tape from nose to tail.
A U.S. Air Force KC-135R Stratotanker damaged in an Iranian ballistic missile strike on Prince Sultan Air Base has arrived at RAF Mildenhall for repairs.
The aircraft shows visible shrapnel damage across its airframe. During the attack, the U.S. Air Force lost two KC-135Rs, one KC-46A Pegasus, and one E-3G Sentry at the base.
Iran releases satellite imagery claiming to show a destroyed U.S. Air Force E-3G Sentry AWACS aircraft at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, before and after the March 27 strike.
Newly released photos appear to show a U.S. Air Force E-3 Sentry destroyed in an Iranian attack at Prince Sultan Air Base on Friday, matching tail number 81-0005, an E-3C deployed there in recent weeks.
10 U.S. service members were injured after an Iranian missile struck Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, damaging several U.S. refueling aircraft, WSJ reports.
IRGC claims it struck Israel Aerospace Industries near Ben Gurion and U.S. reconnaissance aircraft at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia with drones.
IRGC claims it targeted Prince Sultan Air Base, the U.S. Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, and Kurdish opposition group Komala with Emad, Fateh, and Qiam missiles and drones.
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