On Sunday, two US Navy fighter jets collided mid-air and crashed during the Gunfighter Skies air show at Mountain Home Air Force Base, located about 80 kilometers southeast of Boise, Idaho. The incident happened around 1 PM while the E/A-18G 'Vikings' Growler demo team was performing. Fortunately, all four crew members were able to eject safely, and an announcer informed the crowd that they were found unharmed, approximately one mile south of the crash site. Dramatic footage from the event showed the jets colliding, followed by parachute deployments and a significant explosion, which sent a plume of smoke into the sky. In response to the crash, the air show was canceled for the remainder of the day, and attendees were instructed to stay on the base as emergency crews worked to control a brush fire ignited by the crash. The Mountain Home Police Department announced that an investigation into the incident is underway. This year's air show was particularly significant as it marked the first occurrence in eight years, following a tragic accident in 2018 that resulted in a pilot's death.