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(回答先: イラク上空でF18戦闘機2機が衝突，墜落する [IRIBラジオ日本語ニュース］ 投稿者 white 日時 2005 年 5 月 03 日 23:24:42)
□F18戦闘機墜落の関連記事
・墜落した2機のF18戦闘機ホーネットはアメリカ海軍の空母カールビンソンから出撃している。
衝突があった場所はイラク南部の上空。時間は現地時間の午後10時過ぎ。
月曜日の夜は，イラク中部で激しい砂嵐と雷が発生していたという。
アメリカ軍は撃墜の可能性を否定している。
http://www.iraq-war.ru/article/48677
U.S. loses contact with two jets in Iraq
By: Various on: 02.05.2005 [23:08 ] (1808 reads)
U.S. loses contact with two jets in Iraq
05:59 PM CDT on Monday, May 2, 2005
BAGHDAD, Iraq ﾐ The U.S. military said Tuesday it had lost contact with two jets flying in support of operations in Iraq.
The status of the two U.S. Marine F/A-18 Hornet aircraft and their crew was not immediately known, the military said in a statement.
Contact was lost at 10:10 p.m. Monday, the statement said. There were no initial indications of hostile fire in the area at the time.
Search efforts were underway, the military said. No further information was released.
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Two U.S. jets missing on Iraq mission-Centcom
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The U.S. military lost contact Monday night with two Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornet aircraft in Iraq, a statement said.
The military said the two planes were from the USS Carl Vinson. The status of the crew is unknown and a search effort is under way.
The military statement said there was no initial indication of hostile fire in the area at the time contact was lost.
The U.S. military could not confirm by telephone any further details about whether the planes were single or two-seaters, could not say which squadron the aircraft were from or where the Carl Vinson was operating.
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Two U.S. F-18s reportedly collide over Iraq
Search under way for crews of aircraft based on USS Carl VinsonBREAKING NEWS
Updated: 7:06 p.m. ET May 2, 2005WASHINGTON - Navy officials said Monday that two F-18 fighter jets apparently were involved in an "air-to-air collision" over southern Iraq. There was no immediate word on the fate of the crew members.
The officials, who spoke with NBC News on condition of anonymity, said there was "no initial indication that hostile fire" contributed to the loss of the U.S. Marine F/A-18 Hornet aircraft.
The fighter jets, based on the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson, were reported missing at 10:10 p.m. local time.
A statement by the military in Iraq said search efforts were under way and that the status of the crew members was unknown.
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US pilot's body from missing jet found
Tuesday 03 May 2005 8:25 AM GMT
The US military is still looking for a second aircraft missing in Iraq
The US military has found the body of the pilot of a Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornet jet that crashed in Iraq but a second aircraft is still missing.
There were no indications that the plane had come under hostile fire and it was not clear if the two aircraft had collided, a US military spokesman said.
"We have not found the second pilot," he said on Tuesday. "The planes were flying too high to be shot down."
The search continued for a second missing crew member, the statement added.
It was unclear how many servicemen had been on board the two jets when contact was lost.
The US military lost contact with two Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornet aircraft in Iraq on Monday at 10.10pm (1810 GMT), a statement said.
The planes were from the USS Carl Vinson, the military added.
A heavy sandstorm and lightning hit central Iraq on Monday night.
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