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An Associated Press investigation based on satellite images and officials’ accounts found that Iran adopted a strategy of disabling radar and early-warning systems at U.S. bases before expanding its attacks to aircraft, warehouses and troop housing. By August, 115 strikes had caused damage or destruction at 26 bases and sites containing U.S. equipment, with losses estimated at billions of dollars. The targets included a radar in Jordan that was reportedly destroyed—one of only 13 radars owned by the U.S. military worldwide, each costing about half a billion dollars. Officials said the United States moved assets, including aircraft, air-defense systems and communications equipment, while many attacks were concentrated in Kuwait, where Ali Al Salem Air Base was struck at least 30 times and at least 15 aircraft hangars were damaged or destroyed.
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