In one of the most terrifying displays of American close-air support power seen in this conflict, a U.S. Air Force AC-130 Gunship has gone full combat mode, raining devastating fire on Iranian targets using every cannon in its arsenal.

The heavily armed “Angel of Death” was spotted orbiting over Iranian coastal positions and IRGC troop concentrations near the Strait of Hormuz, mercilessly unleashing its 105mm howitzer, 40mm Bofors cannon, and 25mm Gatling gun in sustained, thunderous barrages. The night sky lit up with continuous muzzle flashes as the gunship circled its targets, systematically destroying missile launchers, command posts, ammunition depots, and troop convoys below.

Eyewitness descriptions from the ground called it “absolute hell from the sky” as the AC-130’s cannons tore through Iranian positions with terrifying accuracy and firepower. Secondary explosions continued for minutes after each pᴀss, indicating direct hits on fuel and ammunition stores.

This brutal display of firepower comes as U.S. forces maintain total dominance over the Strait of Hormuz and continue dismantling what remains of Iran’s military infrastructure. The AC-130’s ability to loiter for hours while delivering precision devastation has once again proven why it is one of the most feared aircraft in the U.S. arsenal.

President Donald Trump, who has authorized increasingly aggressive operations, praised the gunship crews, stating: “The AC-130 is a beautiful, nasty beast. When it shows up, the enemy knows the party is over.”

With its nuclear program in ruins, underground bases collapsed, navy shattered, and coastal defenses burning, the Iranian regime is now facing American gunships operating with near impunity. The mullahs’ dream of resisting U.S. power is being shredded by 105mm shells and Gatling gun fire.

America is not just fighting — it is dominating the battlefield with overwhelming force.

The Iranian regime is collapsing faster than it can respond. The end is near.