🇺🇸🇮🇷 AMERICA’S DISTANCE WAR IS STARTING TO COME AT A COST. ⚠️

The Iran conflict is putting serious pressure on the U.S. military’s long-range operations.

✈️ Every U.S. bomber has reportedly left Britain, while the only carrier currently near Iran is the carrier normally stationed in Japan.

Yes, the Pentagon can still project power from thousands of miles away.

But distance isn’t free.

• More tanker demand
• Higher fuel consumption
• Longer missions
• Greater crew fatigue
• A thinner carrier rotation

Seven KC-135 tankers have reportedly been destroyed or damaged during the conflict, while the USS George H.W. Bush recently completed 188 days without a port call after operating around Africa to avoid Houthi missile threats.

That raises a bigger question:

How long can crews, tankers and carriers sustain this tempo?

The U.S. may be able to fight from far away—but prolonged escalation could increasingly test the military’s logistics, readiness and manpower.

Markets will be watching closely. 👀

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Source: The War Zone, USNI News

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