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The report is false: http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/03/23/texas.plane/index.html |
Posted on 03/23/2009 10:36:12 AM PDT by Living Free in NH
An Air Force C-17 plane crashed Monday near Olney, Texas, a spokesman for Sheppard Air Force Base said.
(Excerpt) Read more at cnnwire.blogs.cnn.com ...
I hope the crew and passengers (if any) are OK.
Obama's fault.
praying for the crew.
What’s this? Three in two days? Closer to three in 24 hours?
God bless.
Col Jim
This link is pointing to the B-2 crash last year...
Ok, which is it? A C-17 or a B2?
C 17 transport...crew of three.
There sure seems to be a lot of this going on lately.
A C-17 went down today.
The main story from the link above was from 2008’s B-2 crash.
A C-17 went down today.
The main story from the link above was from 2008’s B-2 crash.
Indeed so!
Col Jim
The link on the main CNN page is http://cnnwire.blogs.cnn.com/, and it brings you to the story if you click on it, but as a seperate link it doesn’t work. See above for a better link. Sorry for the trouble.
ping
CNN reports the Air Force has said a C-17 aircraft has crashed in southern Archer County. The network said the plane was carrying military personnel. Mike McKito, a Sheppard Air Force Base spokesman, said Sheppard had not been notified of any crash. C-17s are not stationed at Sheppard. A large number of emergency vehicles have converged on a rural area near the Archer-Young County line searching for a possible crash site. Early reports indicated a commercial aircraft might have crashed. However,, as of 12:35 p.m. no confirmation of a crash had been made from the site being seached.
copied from the above link
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