F-35s Dive Deep, Drop Dollars, and Ghost Iran’s Airspace Like VIPs

KEY POINTS

•In late June 2025, the 388th Fighter Wing flew F-35s hundreds of miles inside Iranian airspace for Operation Midnight Hammer.
•The F-35s escorted seven B-2 stealth bombers that dropped fourteen massive 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs on Iran’s nuclear sites.
•Lt. Col. Aaron Osborne reported using the jets' weapons to neutralize multiple Iranian surface-to-air missile sites effectively.
•The F-35s were the last American aircraft to leave Iranian airspace, with no Iranian retaliation reported against them.

In June 2025’s Operation Midnight Hammer, Utah's 388th Fighter Wing sent F-35s blazing hundreds of miles deep into Iran's airspace, playing ultimate chaperones for seven sneaky B-2 stealth bombers dropping fourteen 30,000-pound bunker-busters on nuclear sites like Fordow and Natanz. Lt. Col. Aaron Osborne bragged about stealth jets blowing up enemy missile sites while being the last to gracefully exit — talk about a dramatic mic drop! Lockheed Martin’s pricey $2 trillion poster child fleeted around with stealth sensors sharper than grandma’s knitting needles, despite Trump allies throwing shade for maintenance tantrums. Meanwhile, F-22s and F-15s sipped jet fuel from refueling tankers, proving the U.S. can throw a supersonic surprise party like no other.

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The F-35s didn’t just fly into Iran; they stopped to plug their ears, drop multi-ton bombs, and then moonwalked out without a scratch. Stealth mode or sass mode? Ask $2 trillion Lockheed Martin.

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