The U.S. Navy releases a behind-the-scenes look at its latest SINKEX (sink exercise), featuring video captured from inside and around the USS Peleliu as the ship is struck by U.S. missiles. According to reporting from Military Times and Navy Times, the Navy installs cameras throughout the vessel to document the effects of the live-fire event. The footage is intended to provide a detailed perspective on how targets are hit and how the ship responds during the exercise. Both outlets describe the same event and approach: cameras are placed on and within the USS Peleliu, and the vessel is attacked using U.S. missile systems as part of the training and testing activity. The coverage focuses on the Navy’s decision to share the visual documentation, rather than on any broader policy or operational conclusions. The reports emphasize the unique nature of the perspective created by the camera placement during the strike and frame it as part of the Navy’s ongoing SINKEX efforts.