NEW UPDATE:

📑 The incident happened as the aircraft carrier made a hard turn to avoid Houthi fire, CNN reported, citing a US official.

This is the second jet lost in the US operation against the Houthis.

Cynthia... there was more info added to last video I uploaded.

This video, thumbnail image (oh heck Brighteon has issues today with uploading images, so it doesn't show, will try to add later. Cynthia) and the following commentary is from 'DDGeopolitics' about this:

Earlier today, the U.S. Navy reported an F/A-18E Super Hornet and a tow tractor were lost overboard from the USS Harry S. Truman while operating in the Red Sea.

According to official reports, the aircraft was being moved in the hangar bay when control was lost, sending both into the sea. One minor injury was reported. An investigation is underway.

However new satellite imagery (photo) may suggest a much bigger story.

The USS Harry S. Truman appears to have performed an emergency turn on April 27th to evade a large-scale Yemeni missile and drone attack. The maneuver was so severe it could have caused the loss of the Super Hornet.

If true, this indicates that:

• U.S. carrier group air defenses (including escort ships) failed to intercept the incoming attack.

• USN assets were vulnerable enough to force a last-resort emergency maneuver.

• Ansarullah have reached a new level of operational pressure against forces in the Red Sea.

As shown in the video, emergency maneuvering of a nuclear aircraft carrier is extremely stressful on crew and equipment and only undertaken as a last resort.

It’s a major signal that the Red Sea is no longer safe waters for U.S. ships.