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As for the girls school, that should have known to mission planners, as should have the Chinese embassy bombed in the 1990s.

Mission planners should have regularly updated DVDs with maps and directories of villages, towns and cities of regions where the military might need to operate.

It should be the job of the intelligence community and the Central Intelligence Agency in particular to prepare and update these.

It should be recognized that a USAF colonel might not be able to read Farsi, so English translations and labels should be provided.

That “girls school” was actually a boys and girls’ school, placed within an IRGC compound. The boys’ floor (ground level) had a bunch of IRGC propaganda in it and the locals say there were 2 missiles stored there. The locals also say there was a missile launcher in the “health ctr” next-door.

The outline of the missile caught on camera was not a Tomahawk; it was that of an IRGC missile.

All the American hits in that area were dead-center; the one to the school only hit the corner.

The uncle of one of the girls killed said the IRGC did not send their kids to school that day. A girl who made it out said that the teacher acted strange so she asked what was the matter; the teacher said that there was war but they didn’t want anybody to worry. This girl went down to the ground level to pick up her little brother and get out of there but the door to that level was locked for the first time ever. Interestingly enough, the teacher and principal both made it safely out of the building (knew to get away) but somebody had made sure there were boys locked in the ground floor to maximize casualties.

The uncle I mentioned said the locals think the IRGC fired one of the missiles that was in the school using the launcher in the “health ctr” in order to frame the US for a missile hit. It was a win-win for the IRGC because the only kids in that school were non-IRGC kids.

Ir that had been a Tomahawk that did the damage it would be possible that we just didn’t have updated info. But it wasn’t a Tomahawk. Even in the regime’s video of the area that particular missile strike looks different than the other strikes in the area. But the way the teacher and principal became the cited “witnesses” after the event, contrasted with the fact that somebody locked the boys in and the teacher & principal both escaped at just the right time, suggests it was a coordinated effort. And the IRGC families not sending their kids to school that day suggests that there were comms letting the IRGC peeps know the plan.