Houthis Tried To Hit U.S Fighter Jet - BIG Mistake

A U.S. Navy F-16 was flying a routine patrol over the Red Sea. Then came the lock-on warning.
What followed was a high-speed, high-stakes encounter between American airpower and Houthi missile operators backed by Iranian systems.

In this video, we detail the full sequence of events—how Houthi rebels launched a precision-guided missile at the wrong aircraft… and how the U.S. response was fast, coordinated, and lethal. From real-time radar jamming to retaliatory strikes deep into Yemen, this is modern warfare in action.

⚔️ Inside This Operation:

U.S. Navy combat response protocol in the Red Sea

F-16 Fighting Falcon performance under live fire

Houthi missile technology and Iran’s role

Coordinated U.S. airstrikes on launch facilities in Yemen

ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) mission footage

Real-world application of modern rules of engagement

📍 Region: Red Sea, Yemen, Arabian Peninsula
✈️ Aircraft Involved: F-16 Fighting Falcon, EA-18G Growler, F/A-18 Super Hornet, MQ-4C Triton
💥 Weapons Deployed: JDAM smart bombs, HARM anti-radiation missiles, Tomahawk cruise missiles

#usnavy #houthis #f16 #militarynews #warsignal


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