January 1, Stealth Bombers Strike Iran Shatter Expectations

Wyatt’s Take

• America’s B-2 bombers took out Iranian nuclear sites in one bold move.
• The mission flew out of Missouri, stayed top-secret, and returned home safe.
• This strike proves the power and reach of U.S. military strength.

America sent a message loud and clear on June 21, 2025, when B-2 stealth bombers flying out of Missouri slammed three Iranian nuclear sites.

President Trump praised the military, calling them, “great American Warriors” in a proud social media post. “There is not another military in the World that could have done this.”

The attack was pulled off by the elite 509th Bomb Wing from Whiteman Air Force Base. They launched their bombers from Knob Noster, Missouri, crossing thousands of miles with no leaks and no warning to enemies.

It took six mid-air refuels for these giant planes, loaded with bunker-busting bombs, to get in and out safely. Each B-2 burned 100 pounds of fuel every ten seconds—more than most people can imagine.

The strike was carefully planned, with pilots training for tough jobs like refueling and flying around the clock. Colonel Jared Kennish, a commander and pilot, summed up the skill involved: “We can be anywhere in the world, strike precision weapons within minutes, with the time and place of our choosing.”

When the bombers reached Iran, they dropped heavy-duty GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrators—30,000-pound bombs—straight into the heart of fortified nuclear sites. Chief Master Sergeant Frank Espinoza described the MOP: “It’s meant to penetrate hardened targets and it’s pretty accurate…If we want to hit any place anywhere on the planet, we’re going to do it.”

This mission wasn’t just about technology. It was about American resolve and the dedication of the men and women at Whiteman Air Force Base. No other nation has this kind of stealth, reach, or raw power ready to defend freedom anywhere on earth.

If you want the truth about what this country’s heroes can do, keep an eye on these stories—America’s best stand ready.

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