Crushin' It. Crashed A-10 Warthog Found Deep in the Desert. Posted: June 5, 2025 | Last updated: June 8, 2025. Heavy D discovers a crashed A-10 Warthog deep in the desert and explores its story.

During its time in Operation Desert Storm, the A-10 was responsible for destroying over 900 tanks, 1,200 pieces of artillery, thousands of other ground vehicles, and even a few helicopters.

While the F-35 rollout has been less than smooth, the real reason the Warthog keeps avoiding mothballs is that it is perfect for raining fire down on desert-dwelling Islamic extremists.

A combat aircraft with a storied background and 65 confirmed kills has landed in Pueblo at the Weisbrod Aircraft Museum. Here ...

Here’s What You Need To Know: The Warthog’s vast destructive potential was laid bare during Operation Desert Storm, where it racked up nine hundred Iraqi tank kills, in addition to thousands ...

Its roaring engine, ferocious nose paint and 30-mm cannon send ISIS fighters scattering like cockroaches on the Iraqi desert plains, but the legendary A-10 “Warthog” fighter plane may be ...

The Warthog is a single-seat, straight wing plane, powered by two TF34-GE-100 turbofan engines. The high-mounted engines allow the Warthog to land in exceedingly difficult terrain.

Though a touch larger than the Su-25, the A-10 wears this camo in the virtual world like a tuxedo at the MET Gala. So to say, it'd turn heads wherever it flew should it actually come to pass.

The Fairchild-Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II is an airplane that refuses to die even if the U.S. military struggles to replace it. Even so, not every example ever built is still flying over an ...

The iconic A-10 Warthog has earned itself a place in pop culture. Despite its capabilities, the U.S. Air Force plans to retire the entire fleet. Here's why.