US sees first combat loss of valuable E-3 jet after Iran targets Saudi base
The roughly US$300 million plane was hit in an attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in recent days.
US sees first combat loss of valuable E-3 jet after Iran targets Saudi base
The roughly US$300 million plane was hit in an attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in recent days.
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