Recent reports highlight the extensive financial and operational challenges faced by the U.S. military due to the ongoing war in Iran. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates the conflict has cost over $38 billion in the first few months, with projections suggesting monthly expenses may rise to $2 billion. The war has led to severe munitions shortfalls, damaging hundreds of U.S. military structures and contributing to inflation rates. Investigations reveal that over $22 billion has been spent on munitions alone, exacerbating supply chain issues within the Pentagon. Recent missile and drone attacks by Iran have resulted in the destruction of dozens of aircraft and extensive damage to bases across multiple countries. The Pentagon inspector general corroborated these findings, noting that the scale of losses is pushing U.S. military resources to the brink of breakdown.