This is the "end of the world" plane that the United States already has ready.

The remarkable Boeing E-4B , also known as the “Flying Pentagon,” made a rare flight from Louisiana to Joint Base Andrews on June 18, 2025, coinciding with an increase in clashes and attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities.

This U.S. Air Force aircraft, part of a group of four, acts as a National Air Operations Center (NAOC) for the President, the Secretary of Defense, and military leaders in situations of nuclear war or global crisis. Its capabilities are exceptional:

• Defense against electromagnetic pulses (EMP), nuclear detonations and cyber attacks , ensuring the continuous operation of strategic communications.
• With up to 112 individuals on board , including senior military officers, distributed across three levels with command rooms, meeting rooms, rest rooms, and a kitchen.
• More than 35 hours of uninterrupted flight autonomy , allowing its operation to be extended to a full week thanks to mid-air refueling.
• 67 satellite antennas and connections ensure continuous global communications.

Instead of the typical "ORDER6," the mission employed an unusual "ORDER01," which, along with its zigzagging course along the U.S. East Coast, sparked rumors of heightened alertness in anticipation of a possible intervention in the rising military tensions in the Middle East related to the conflict between Israel and Iran.

This move sends an unequivocal message: the United States stands ready to ensure the continued operation of the country's leadership and military command, even in the face of devastating attacks.