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US Navy aircraft crash in South China Sea

US Navy helicopter and fighter jet crash in separate incidents in the South China Sea

A US Navy helicopter and a fighter jet both crashed in the same half hour on Sunday during separate routine operations over the South China Sea, with all crew members safely rescued, the Navy’s Pacific Fleet said.

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The causes of the two crashes were under investigation, the statement said.

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US Navy helicopter, fighter jet crash in South China Sea in separate incidents

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Navy helicopter and US fighter jet crash in separate incidents in the South China Sea

All personnel involved were safe, and the causes of the two crashes were under investigation, the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet said.

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Grumman Aircraft Engineering produced several successful aircraft during WW2, but it is perhaps best remembered for creating one of the US Navy's first jet-powered carrier-based fighters, the F9F Panther.

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US Navy’s ‘most lethal combat platform,’ the carrier USS Gerald R Ford, is being sent to the Caribbean

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X-BAT, world’s first AI-piloted fighter jet with vertical takeoff and landing takes shape as Shield AI joins the US defense industry complex

BAT, the first autonomous vertical takeoff and landing fighter jet. This jet can operate without runways, enhancing flexibility for forces. Its advanced AI software allows independent combat and reconnaissance missions.