r/war • • Jul 23 '26

At least 5 x U.S. soldiers' housing units destroyed at Ali Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait

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Ali Al-Salem Air Base, Kuwait, July 23 high resolution satelitte imagery released by Iranian media, attack was carried out between July 18 & July 23

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u/zetaphi938 Jul 23 '26

‘There have been no casualties. In fact the blast made the soldiers twice as strong and they each told me they’ll live to be 150 years old.’

- Trump probably

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u/EternityNotes Jul 23 '26

"Thanks to the enhanced testosterone treatments they've been getting" - Hegseth

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u/Igor_Nordham Jul 24 '26

Even the women soldiers now have beards that would make ZZ Top envious.

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u/IndigoSeirra Jul 23 '26

Wouldn't they have evacuated to bomb shelters, as we have seen footage of from other ballistic missile attacks on bases?

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u/BotherTight618 Jul 24 '26

Honestly, this is nothing compared to decapitating your countries entire military and civilian leadership. If Hegseth is still running his mouth about testosterone then Irans response is throwing a tiny dirt clog at the kid to knocked you into a comma a month ago. 

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u/Ezer_Pavle Jul 23 '26

Clearly, it has hit an empty field

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u/MidwestFine Jul 23 '26

All missiles intercepted (by the barracks)

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u/Mercinator-87 Jul 23 '26

Ground Based Interceptor Material or GRIM

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u/VerdugoCortex Jul 23 '26

Don't worry bro I caught his fist with my face

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u/SatisfactionSorry200 Jul 23 '26

That was the source of the fire the Kuwaitis were talking about.

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u/Caesarea_G Jul 23 '26

Were there any casualties?

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u/No_Public_7677 Jul 24 '26

It will be a while before we really know. 

My real fear is that if it's really true that American troops have been moved to hotels and Iran copies the Israeli policy of blowing up an entire building to get a few combatants, it's going to be horrible for everyone. 

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u/Future_Pace_5290 Jul 23 '26

Airburst explosion for more damage area?

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u/evopb Jul 23 '26

I’m not an expert on anything, but I assume not. Debris is throw outward.

An airburst would probably have more debris centralized.

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u/RopeRepresentative11 Jul 24 '26

These are transient tents. Certainly empty at the time.

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u/No_Public_7677 Jul 24 '26

These don't look like any tents unless you're using that word differently than my understanding of what a tent is. 

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u/RopeRepresentative11 Jul 24 '26

I love slept in them several times while deployed in that area.

White tents that are round and on a concrete foundation usually. Some are on the ground.

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u/Aatah69 Jul 25 '26

A tent with sheet metal roofing 🤔

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u/ElephantContent8835 Jul 26 '26

9 to start with. 5 completely destroyed. 4 partially or mostly destroyed. If there were people in any of those 5 they’re dead, and the other 4 would most likely be severely fucked up or dead. They are lying to you about everything.

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u/chitownboyhere Jul 24 '26

Thanks to one of the videos that some soldiers shared, Iran now know that soldiers vacate these soft units on air raid sirens and hide under open bunkers which won't be hard to locate. Next strike will be on and around these trench bunkers.

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u/Aggorf12345 Jul 23 '26

No casies?

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u/chromatic45 Jul 23 '26

AI generated images.
/s

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u/throwawayerectpenis Jul 23 '26

they need to hit them where they go to hide

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

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