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Missing Navy aviators found dead after aircraft crash in Washington state

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Two aviators have been declared dead following the crash of an EA-18G Growler jet east of Mount Rainier during a training flight. The wreckage of the plane was located by an aerial crew at an altitude of approximately 6,000 feet on Wednesday, after search teams launched from NAS Whidbey Island the previous day. The crew members who died in the crash were from the Electronic Attack Squadron 130, and their loss has been mourned by colleagues, with a commander describing them as "beloved Zappers".

  1. US
    Timothy Warburton
    Electronic Attack Squadron
    1. It is with a heavy heart that we share the loss of two beloved Zappers.
    2. Our priority right now is taking care of the families of our fallen aviators, and ensuring the well-being of our sailors and the Growler community. We are grateful for the ongoing teamwork to safely recover the deceased.
    3. Our priority right now is taking care of the families of our fallen aviators. ... We are grateful for the ongoing teamwork to safely recover the deceased.

sources

  1. 1.The Guardian
  2. 2.The Times of India
  3. 3.CTV News

perspectives

  1. 1.US Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Disasters
  3. 3.Aviation Accidents and Incidents

countries

  1. 1.JapanJP
  2. 2.United StatesUS

organizations

  1. 1.Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501
  2. 2.Electronic Attack Squadron
  3. 3.US Navy
  4. 4.US Pacific Fleet
  5. 5.Special Operations Command
  6. 6.US Air ForceUS
  7. 7.US Army Special Forces

persons

  1. 1.David Ganci
  2. 2.Timothy WarburtonUS

technicals

  1. 1.EA-18G Growler
  2. 2.F-35
  3. 3.Marine Corps Air Station
  4. 4.Osprey V-22
  5. 5.USS Eisenhower
  6. 6.Yokota Air Base
  7. 7.Edwards Air Force Base
  8. 8.F-18 Hornet
  9. 9.MH-60 Black Hawk
  10. 10.Mount Rainier
  11. 11.SH-60
  12. 12.VAQ