Two Navy jets collide during the “Gunfighter Skies” air show at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho on Sunday, according to multiple reports. The incident occurs in midair about two miles northwest of the base. In the aftermath of the collision, the aircraft descend rapidly and one description includes a subsequent fireball. Both pilots escape using parachutes, landing safely, as reported. The air show is taking place at the time, and the collision draws immediate attention from spectators and responders. Authorities and the military review the circumstances surrounding the crash, including what led to the jets’ midair collision during the demonstration. While the reports describe the jets’ midair impact and the pilots’ parachute exits, details such as the specific jet models, the condition of the pilots beyond safe parachute egress, and the status of any subsequent investigation are not included in the excerpts provided. The event remains under investigation as officials determine the cause of the collision.