Published 10 months ago

Wreck of missing F-35 found as Marines ground flights

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The jet's last-known position was north of Joint Base Charleston, near Lake Moultrie and Lake Marion. Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) said she felt frustrated by the Marine Corps response. The Marine Corps has announced it will suspend aviation flights for two days in response to this incident.

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Le Parisien

F-35 missing in the United States: wreckage of the fighter plane found

In an unusual move, the fighter plane's airbase asked Internet users for help in finding the wreck.

10 months ago·Paris, France

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Het Nieuwsblad

Wreckage of missing F-35 found in South Carolina

Wreckage from a fighter jet that disappeared Sunday in the U.S. state of South Carolina was found at a field in Williamsburg County, also in South Carolina. Officials at the military air base in Charleston have confirmed this.

10 months ago·Belgium

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Publico

Missing F-35 wreckage found on Sunday

A more likely hypothesis is a malfunction in the electronic system of the aircraft's tracking device, which collapsed after the pilot ejected.

10 months ago·Portugal

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Digi 24

The wreckage of the F-35 missing military plane on Sunday was found. People were asked not to approach the area

Military officials found the metal remains of the F-35 military plane that had disappeared following an incident on Sunday. Officials said the debris was found in Williamsburg County, about two hours northeast of Charleston Military Base, the BBC reported.

10 months ago·Romania

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Libertatea.ro

The remains of the F-35 plane that disappeared after the pilot catapulted over South Carolina were found

The wreckage of the $100 million plane, which disappeared Sunday afternoon, was discovered in rural Williamsburg County, authorities said, according to BBC. The pilot catapulted himself from the cockpit and parachuted to save himself in a neighborhood in North Charleston. found “two hours northeast of Charleston Common Base”. Officials focused their search around Lakes Moultrie and Marion, north of the city of Charleston - the plane's last known…

10 months ago·Bucharest, Romania

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