The CENTCOM official X post and multiple corroborating Tier 3-4 outlets establish the floor figures as 'over 200 aircraft' and 'over 15,000' (or 'some 15,000') sailors and Marines. Watters stated exactly '200 aircraft' and '15,000 sailors and Marines,' omitting the 'over'/'more than' qualifiers present in the primary source. These are technically minor understatements — rounding down to the floor rather than inflating — but the omission of 'over'/'more than' constitutes an identifiable inaccuracy that, however small, prevents a TRUE verdict (per Section 5.1, TRUE requires the claim to be fully supported with no material omissions; immaterial imprecisions such as rounding do not disqualify, but the qualifier here is part of the institutional record). The boundary test for MOSTLY TRUE applies: if corrected to 'more than 200 aircraft and over 15,000 sailors and Marines,' a reasonable viewer's interpretation of the overall point — that three carriers represent a massive naval deployment — would not change directionally (per Section 3.2, MOSTLY TRUE requires the core assertion to be substantially correct with an identifiable inaccuracy that does not reverse directional meaning). This confirms MOSTLY_TRUE as the appropriate verdict. The source strength is MEDIUM due to single-origin CENTCOM sourcing in an active military operations domain, consistent with the mandatory domain cap. No correction was found.