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Propeller Blade Broke, Causing 2017 Plane Crash That Left 16 Service Members Dead: Marines
Investigators say bad maintenance practices at a Georgia air force base missed a deteriorating propeller blade that broke off six years later as a U.S. Marine Corps transport plane cruised over Mississippi at 20,000 feet, causing the KC-130T to break into pieces and plunge into a soybean field, killing 15 Marines and a Navy corpsman. The report on the causes...
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DOD Identifies Service Members Killed in Iraq Helicopter Crash
The Department of Defense identified on Saturday the seven airmen who died on March 15 when their helicopter crashed in western Iraq. The men ranged in age from 29 to 39 and hailed from Colorado, Florida and New York.
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Deputy Fired After Sheriff Says He Taunted Autistic Boy
A Florida sheriff has fired a decorated deputy who was recorded taunting an autistic student at the middle school where he provided security and guidance.
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US Marine Killed in Military Transport Plane Crash to Be Buried in San Diego
A funeral procession carried U.S. Marine Sgt. Chad E. Jenson from Lindbergh Field to Sorrento Valley Tuesday.
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How to Honor the Memory of SoCal Marine Killed in Military Transport Plane Crash
Capt. Sean Elliott, one of the plane’s pilots, was killed when the KC-130T, used to refuel jets in mid-air and on the ground, crashed in a field last week.
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Three SoCal Marines Among 16 Service Members Killed in Military Transport Plane Crash
Three service members with ties to Southern California were among 16 killed Monday when a military transport aircraft crashed in Mississippi. Fifteen Marines and a Navy sailor were killed Monday when the plane went down in a field.
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Military Plane Was at Cruising Altitude Before Deadly Crash in Mississippi
The military transport plane that slammed into soybean fields Monday in the Mississippi Delta, killing 15 Marines and a Navy sailor, appears to have developed problems while high in the air, a Marine general said Wednesday....
“Indications are something went wrong at cruise altitude,” Brig. Gen. Bradley S. James told reporters Wednesday in Itta Bena, Mississippi. That squares with comments from... -
Military Plane Crash Leaves 16 Dead
Investigators are working to determine what caused a Marine Corps refueling plane to crash in a Mississippi soybean field Monday. The crash killed all 16 service members on board.
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16 Dead in Mississippi in Worst Marine Crash Since 2005
Investigators picked through debris across a fire-blackened soybean field Tuesday to try to determine why a U.S. military plane slammed into the ground, killing all 16 people aboard in the deadliest Marine crash anywhere in the world in more than a decade. The KC-130 air tanker was carrying members of an elite Marine unit cross-country for training in Arizona when...
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Parents Report Man Who Spied on Daughter, 15, Chula Vista Park Bathroom
The parents of a 15-year-old girl reported a man spying on their daughter and possibly taking pictures or video as she was using a public restroom at the All Seasons Park in Eastlake on Thursday.
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Mortuary Chief: John Glenn's Remains Weren't Disrespected
As Air Force officials investigate allegations that inspectors were invited to view the remains of astronaut and former U.S. Sen. John Glenn at Dover Air Force Base, a military mortuary chief said that Glenn’s remains were treated with “impeccable care.”
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Cal Fire to Open Ramona Air Attack Base Heading Into Summer
As San Diego once again heads into its summer season, firefighters across the County are preparing for another potentially destructive wildfire season.
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Cal Fire to Open Ramona Air Attack Base Heading Into Summer
As San Diego once again heads into its summer season, firefighters across the County are preparing for another potentially destructive wildfire season.