The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Milius (DDG 69) conducted a vertical replenishment with a Super Puma (EC-225) helicopter from the Lewis and Clark-class dry cargo ship USNS Carl Brashear during Operation Epic Fury on March 20, 2026.

The operation involved lifting supplies from the cargo ship to USS Milius while at sea, showing precise coordination between air and naval units.

Crews worked efficiently to ensure all materials were transferred safely, maintaining the ship’s operational readiness throughout the maneuver.

Operation Epic Fury involves multiple U.S. military forces and ongoing naval activities designed to sustain operational capabilities at sea.

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Fontaniva, Italy – Firefighters recovered an aircraft using a helicopter after it made an emergency landing this afternoon in the Riva del Brenta area of Fontaniva on Tuesday, March 24, 2026.

The aircraft crashed into a steep valley, prompting an immediate response from rescue crews.

Firefighters were deployed both from the air and on the ground to secure the scene and retrieve the aircraft.

Authorities confirmed that the pilot walked away from the incident unharmed.

San Juan, Puerto Rico – Video filmed by X user GoneWithTheTailwind shows a very crowded TSA security checkpoint at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport on the morning of March 25, 2026.

The shaky handheld footage, taken while walking through the area, captures a dense crowd of travelers standing in long, slow-moving lines. Passengers of all ages carry rolling suitcases, backpacks, and personal items under bright fluorescent lights on the glossy white floor.

Airport pillars, blue signage, and stanchions are visible as TSA officers, including one in a blue shirt with a badge, manage the flow of people through the checkpoint.

The queue stretches deep into the terminal with no quick end in sight, highlighting the delays despite the partial government shutdown affecting staffing.

The poster shared it in response to someone claiming TSA lines were unusually fast, noting, “Depends on the airport I think. This morning in San Juan.”

Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain – Video filmed by X user MyCanaryIslands shows huge volumes of brown floodwater rushing violently down a barranco and surging into La Charca lagoon during Storm Therese.

The handheld footage captures powerful, turbulent currents and high water levels as rainwater from the storm drains rapidly through the channel under gray skies.

The dramatic flow followed intense rainfall from Storm Therese in late March 2026, which triggered orange weather alerts and flash flooding across multiple ravines on Gran Canaria.

Authorities opened a relief channel at the Maspalomas Ravine to prevent overflow and protect the nearby beach and dune system. No injuries were reported in this area.

The footage was posted with the caption: “Much water runs into La Charca.”

Atlanta, United States – Footage filmed by X user suggswriterATL shows the TSA security checkpoint at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on the morning of March 25, 2026.

The shaky handheld view from within the queue pans across a crowded check-in area, where TSA officers in blue shirts and black vests assist passengers with luggage and identification checks.

Several ICE agents, clearly marked with “ICE” on their vests, are seen leaning against walls or pillars near the screening lanes.

Metal stanchions organize a slow-moving line of travelers carrying backpacks, rolling suitcases, and carry-on bags under bright terminal lighting.

The scene reflects an unusually long wait, reported as just over an hour at the main checkpoint.

The footage was posted with the caption: “ICE agents are holding up the walls at security check-in. Wait tine in the main checkpoint has been just over an hour this morning. airport theatlantavoice”.

Kahaluʻu, Hawaii, United States – Dashcam footage filmed by X user Spear$$72 shows a vehicle moving slowly through a suddenly flooded residential street at 2 p.m. on March 24, 2026.

Heavy rain pours down as the car follows a black pickup truck pushing through deep, murky brown floodwater, sending large wakes and splashes outward from its tires.

Raindrops streak across the windshield while the wipers move back and forth, and the road ahead is completely submerged, with water rising well up the wheels of the vehicles.

Houses, power lines, palm trees, and road signs line the street beneath a gray, overcast sky as the driver carefully continues forward through the sudden deluge.

The footage was posted with the caption: “Kahaluu at 2pm. Out of nowhere. East side Oahu”.

Gerringong, Australia – A large kangaroo is seen hopping over a fence from the opposite side of the street before moving across the road in a suburban area.

As it pauses briefly on the grass while facing the camera, Kathy Lette speaks in a cheerful tone, saying, “Oh hello, my new neighbour.”

The kangaroo then continues at a relaxed pace along the street, passing a white car and a green bin.

It moves along the footpath and through nearby properties, travelling past houses, white picket fences, trees, and gardens under bright sunny skies.

The animal appears comfortable in the suburban environment as it keeps bounding along before eventually hopping out of view near another house.

The clip was posted on March 21, 2026, with the caption: “A new neighbour just hopped over the fence to say G’day. Oz”.

Bajo De Masinloc, Philippines – The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) deployed vessels to protect Filipino fishermen following harassment by Chinese Coast Guard vessels last weekend. More than 20 Filipino fishing boats had been targeted.

Two PCG vessels and five fishery patrol boats were sent to the area to ensure the safety of the fishermen. Crews delivered essential support, including fuel subsidies, food packs, and ice, helping the fishermen continue operations despite rising fuel costs.

PCG Commandant Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan directed a Maritime Domain Awareness flight over the area. The flight recorded six China Coast Guard vessels, 20 China Maritime Militia vessels, and one People’s Liberation Army Navy warship in the vicinity.

The operation also marked the first documented instance of a China Coast Guard vessel announcing via live radio its intention to conduct a clearing operation at specific coordinates spanning points A through D.

The PCG affirmed its commitment to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s pledge to defend Philippine sovereignty, maritime rights, and jurisdiction in the West Philippine Sea. Officials emphasized that the Coast Guard will continue enforcing international law while protecting the rights, safety, and livelihoods of Filipino fishermen against external threats.

U.S. Central Command announced that American forces have destroyed more than 9,000 military targets inside Iran as part of Operation Epic Fury.

The strikes are part of a sustained offensive campaign designed to significantly degrade Iran’s combat capability, according to a recent operational update from the command.

CENTCOM reported the high number of targets hit, reflecting continued operations since the campaign began at the end of February, involving coordinated attacks across multiple fronts.

The effort represents one of the most intense phases of the operation, with U.S. forces employing a variety of assets to target Iranian military infrastructure and reduce the regime’s ability to project force.

U.S. Air Force B‑2 Spirit stealth bombers took off during Operation Epic Fury on March 18, 2026, as part of ongoing military actions in the region.

The B‑2 Spirit is a long‑range stealth bomber designed to penetrate advanced air defenses and deliver precision strikes deep within hostile territory.

Their departure during Operation Epic Fury highlights the continued use of strategic air assets in the campaign, which has involved sustained aerial operations against enemy targets.