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New photographic evidence obtained by CBS News and shared with BBC and Times of Israel shows extensive damage from Iranian missile strikes on US military bases in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait during the recent Iran-Israel-US war, with service members saying the destruction was not properly disclosed to the American public. A Pentagon inspector general report separately confirmed that the war has caused significant US munitions shortfalls and resupply bottlenecks, contradicting President Trump's earlier claims that American supplies were 'virtually limitless.' Adding to the picture of the war's toll, a US pilot shot down over Iran gave his first interview since being rescued, describing 'free-falling' during the incident. The April rescue operation marked the first time US forces had boots on the ground in Iran in 46 years, underscoring the scale and risk of the conflict's aftermath still being uncovered months later.