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In 2007, U.S. agents even seized four intact ex-U.S. Navy F-14s in California—three at museums and one belonging to a producer on the military-themed T.V. show JAG.

The Finnish air force operates some 62 Hornets, 62 F/A-18Cs and seven F/A-18Ds — the latter a two-seat variant — for a total of three squadrons. That is the same type of fighter that touched down onto the Abraham Lincoln.

A North Korean artillery barrage could inflict as many as 250,000 casualties in Seoul alone, RAND reported, citing a U.S. Defense Department estimate.

Russian president Vladimir Putin said the Kremlin would buy scores of Su-57s over the next eight years in 2019.

Any military action in Venezuela would be costly and put American citizens in the country at risk.

Of course, the bombers, if forward-deployed, themselves would be targets.

Were they helping to protect a vital supply convoy? Safeguard a base full of sleeping soldiers? Find and kill a dangerous insurgent leader? The drone crews didn’t really know, because no one told them.

Whatever they were doing, it got the attention of the Russian military.

The incident immediately was headline news in the United States.

Nothing can kill it.