An American army plane crashed Friday night time within the japanese Mediterranean Sea, U.S. European Command confirmed.
In a press launch, U.S. European Command (EUCOM) mentioned that the unspecified plane was conducting a coaching operation and “suffered a mishap and went down.”
The group, which is answerable for U.S. army operations throughout Europe, parts of Asia and the Center East, the Arctic and Atlantic Ocean, mentioned that they’ll “definitively say” that the mishap was “purely associated to” coaching workouts and that there are “no indications of hostile exercise.”
It isn’t clear what service department the personnel concerned are part of, or particulars in regards to the plane or its crew.
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U.S. Navy plane aboard a Nimitz-class plane provider. (Anthony Kwan/Bloomberg by way of Getty Pictures/File)
EUCOM additionally didn’t present any further data concerning what number of crew had been aboard the plane, saying that, “out of respect for the households affected, we won’t launch additional data on the personnel concerned presently.”
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The reason for the coaching incident is at the moment below investigation, EUCOM mentioned.
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EUCOM and the Division of Protection declined to supply any further remark to Fox Information Digital.
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