A big plane crashed in South Dakota while practicing, but the 4 people inside got out safely.
A B-1 Lancer from Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota crashed during a training mission Thursday evening, ejecting all of the plane’s crew.
This accident happened around 05:50 in the evening. local time, “while attempting to land at the installation.”
by TAUHID SHAH: January 5: Friday: 07:21 PM: 2024 | Last Update
And the 28th bomb also provided information that “a board of officials will investigate the accident.”
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This plane served the Air Force since the 1980s and the United States ended the nuclear mission for the B-1 in 1994.
“The B-1 has been deployed almost continuously in combat missions over Afghanistan and Iraq since 2001,” according to Boeing Defense, a division of The Boeing Company, and Space and Security.
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