The F Thirty-Five Charlie Kill Markings That Tell the Story of Operation Epic Fury
An F-35C from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314 returned from Operation Epic Fury with kill markings spanning four domains - including three submarines.
TowerAn F-35C from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314 returned from Operation Epic Fury with kill markings spanning four domains - including three submarines.
TowerVFA-41 returned to NAS Lemoore on October 1, 2026 with a submarine kill marking after Operation Epic Fury - one of the rarest designations in modern naval aviation.
Tower4th Fighter Wing F-15Es returned from Operation Epic Fury with Mortal Kombat nose art and 45 Shahed drone kill markings painted on their noses.
TowerThe U.S. Air Force is keeping 54 A-10 Thunderbolt IIs in service following Operation Epic Fury, a live-fire demonstration that made the case for the Warthog's continued relevance.
TowerAn F-15E Strike Eagle pilot survived being shot down twice in two separate incidents during Operation Epic Fury, a near-unprecedented event in modern air combat.
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