The United States Air Force bombed New Jersey on Tuesday. Thirteen homes were damaged or destroyed, 2,500 more were evacuated, and there are an estimated 6,000 refugees.

The Garden State Parkway was shut down.

It was a friendly fire incident. An F-16 fighter jet dropped a flare on the Warren Grove Gunnery Range which started a wildfire that raged out of control.

Ground troops are moving in for mop up operations.

This is not the first time the Air Force has attacked New Jersey. In 2004 an F-16 missed the range completely and shot up the Little Egg Harbor Township elementary school with 20-mm cannon fire. There have been no fatalities so far, but there's still time.