U.S. Air Force Trident Fury exercise tests allied munitions surge with Marines and Royal Australian Air Force at Dyess
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Allies Unite for Exercise Death Strike
JULY 23, 2026 – The 7th Munitions Squadron hosted service members from around the globe, including the U.S. Marine Corps and Royal Australian Air Force, for Exercise Death Strike: Trident Fury, a large-scale munitions production exercise held at Dyess Air Force Base, June 22–25. Operating as an Air Force Global Strike Command capabilities exercise, Trident Fury was designed to evaluate combat production techniques, validate current operational p…
U.S. Air Force Trident Fury exercise tests allied munitions surge with Marines and Royal Australian Air Force at Dyess
Conducted as an Air Force Global Strike Command Capabilities Exercise, Trident Fury was built around combat production techniques, operational planning and interoperability. The training placed munitions crews in a realistic, hands-on environment designed to replicate the pace and uncertainty of high-demand combat support. The exercise opened with an initial air tasking order drop that forced 7th MUNS personnel to assess available stocks, select…
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