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<meta charset="utf-8"/>Two US Navy pilots were shot down on Sunday (Dec 22) in a "friendly fire" incident over the Red Sea, according to the US military. Both the pilots ejected and survived, with one sustaining minor injuries. In this apparent incident, US forces targeted Yemen's Houthi rebels, who have been the biggest danger to American troops in the region for over a year.
The US Central Command issued a statement confirming a "friendly fire" incident over the Red Sea.
"The guided missile cruiser USS Gettysburg, which is part of the USS Harry S Truman Carrier Strike Group, mistakenly fired on and hit the F/A-18, which was flying off the USS Harry S Truman," it said.
<h2 dir="ltr">Accidental fire </h2>
The pilots were flying a two-seat F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet from the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier. The USS Gettysburg, which is a guided missile cruiser, fortuitously fired the missile that brought the jet down.
“It’s unclear how such an error occurred,” the U.S. military’s Central Command stated. Generally in a strike group, vessels and aircraft communicate via radar and radio to refrain from mistakes like these.
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<h2 dir="ltr">Red Sea tensions reach breaking point.</h2>
The Red Sea has become a hive of violence escalation, with the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels baiting the merchant and military vessels. The US forces were responding to missile and drone attacks launched by the Houthis before the shootdown happened.
The US airstrikes hit Houthi sites in Yemen on Saturday night, including a missile storage facility and a command and control centre.
Later, the Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for bringing down the US jet.
The Houthi attacks have sunk two ships, killed four sailors, and damaged others.
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<h2 dir="ltr">Increasing Houthi aggression</h2>
Since the Israel-Hamas war began in October 2023, the Houthis have launched over 100 attacks on ships, stating that they target vessels linked to Israel, the US, and the UK. Although many of these ships have no direct ties to the conflict.
Despite US and European military patrols in the Red Sea, the region remains erratic.
The incident highlights the risk factor of operating in such tense conditions. Central Command noted that Houthi missile and drone fire often leaves sailors with only seconds to react, leading to risks of errors like this.
(With inputs from agencies)

The pilots were flying a two-seat F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet from the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier. The USS Gettysburg, which is a guided missile cruiser, fortuitously fired the missile that brought the jet down.



Washington, USA Two US Navy pilots were shot down on Sunday (Dec 22) in a "friendly fire" incident over the Red Sea, according to the US military. Both the pilots ejected and survived, with one sustaining minor injuries. In this apparent incident, US forces targeted Yemen's Houthi rebels, who have been the biggest danger to American troops in the region for over a year. The US Central Command issued a statement confirming a "friendly fire" incident over the Red Sea. "The guided missile cruiser USS Gettysburg, which is part of the USS Harry S Truman Carrier Strike Group, mistakenly fired on and hit the F/A-18, which was flying off the USS Harry S Truman," it said. Accidental fire The pilots were flying a two-seat F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet from the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier. The USS Gettysburg, which is a guided missile cruiser, fortuitously fired the missile that brought the jet down. “It’s unclear how such an error occurred,” the U.S. military’s Central Command stated. Generally in a strike group, vessels and aircraft communicate via radar and radio to refrain from mistakes like these. Also Read: Indian Navy's fighter jet MiG 29K crashes in Goa due to an unknown 'technical malfunction' Red Sea tensions reach breaking point. The Red Sea has become a hive of violence escalation, with the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels baiting the merchant and military vessels. The US forces were responding to missile and drone attacks launched by the Houthis before the shootdown happened. The US airstrikes hit Houthi sites in Yemen on Saturday night, including a missile storage facility and a command and control centre. Later, the Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for bringing down the US jet. The Houthi attacks have sunk two ships, killed four sailors, and damaged others. Watch | Nepal Plane Crash: 18 killed in Kathmandu's plane crash, pilot survives Increasing Houthi aggression Since the Israel-Hamas war began in October 2023, the Houthis have launched over 100 attacks on ships, stating that they target vessels linked to Israel, the US, and the UK. Although many of these ships have no direct ties to the conflict. Despite US and European military patrols in the Red Sea, the region remains erratic. The incident highlights the risk factor of operating in such tense conditions. Central Command noted that Houthi missile and drone fire often leaves sailors with only seconds to react, leading to risks of errors like this. (With inputs from agencies)

Two US Navy pilots shot down in 'friendly fire' incident over Red Sea

Two US Navy pilots were shot down on Sunday (Dec 22) in a "friendly fire" incident over the Red Sea, according to the US military. Both the pilots ejected and survived, with one sustaining minor injuries.

Two US Navy pilots were shot down on Sunday (Dec 22) in a "friendly fire" incident over the Red Sea, according to the US military. Both the pilots ejected and survived, with one sustaining minor injuries. In this apparent incident, US forces targeted Yemen's Houthi rebels, who have been the biggest danger to American troops in the region for over a year. The US Central Command issued a statement confirming a "friendly fire" incident over the Red Sea. "The guided missile cruiser USS Gettysburg, which is part of the USS Harry S Truman Carrier Strike Group, mistakenly fired on and hit the F/A-18, which was flying off the USS Harry S Truman," it said. Accidental fire The pilots were flying a two-seat F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet from the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier. The USS Gettysburg, which is a guided missile cruiser, fortuitously fired the missile that brought the jet down. “It’s unclear how such an error occurred,” the U.S. military’s Central Command stated. Generally in a strike group, vessels and aircraft communicate via radar and radio to refrain from mistakes like these. Also Read: Indian Navy's fighter jet MiG 29K crashes in Goa due to an unknown 'technical malfunction' Red Sea tensions reach breaking point. The Red Sea has become a hive of violence escalation, with the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels baiting the merchant and military vessels. The US forces were responding to missile and drone attacks launched by the Houthis before the shootdown happened. The US airstrikes hit Houthi sites in Yemen on Saturday night, including a missile storage facility and a command and control centre. Later, the Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for bringing down the US jet. The Houthi attacks have sunk two ships, killed four sailors, and damaged others. Watch | Nepal Plane Crash: 18 killed in Kathmandu's plane crash, pilot survives Increasing Houthi aggression Since the Israel-Hamas war began in October 2023, the Houthis have launched over 100 attacks on ships, stating that they target vessels linked to Israel, the US, and the UK. Although many of these ships have no direct ties to the conflict. Despite US and European military patrols in the Red Sea, the region remains erratic. The incident highlights the risk factor of operating in such tense conditions. Central Command noted that Houthi missile and drone fire often leaves sailors with only seconds to react, leading to risks of errors like this. (With inputs from agencies)

A Navy Plane of the United States overshot a runway on Monday (Nov 20) and went into a bay in Hawaii and was seen floating in the waters of Kaneohe Bay.&nbsp;

Local reports have said that the huge US Navy P-8A plane missed its mark when it was trying to land at a US Marines base, which is 10 miles away from Honolulu. This aircraft is often used to hunt for submarines and reconnaissance and intelligence gathering.&nbsp;

As quoted by The Associated Press, spokesperson Shayne Enright of the Honolulu Emergency Medical Services Department said on Monday that when the Honolulu Emergency Medical Services Department reached the site, military officials gave details about those who were onboard.&nbsp;

A total of nine people were on board. The military official said that all made it safely to shore with no injuries as they swam back.

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As quoted by the news agency, spokesperson Petty Officer Ryan Fisher said the Coast Guard responded but that rescue operations were quickly called off.&nbsp;

He said, "It sounds like all parties involved were rescued."&nbsp;

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<h2>What could have happened?&nbsp;</h2>

As quoted by Daily Mail, an aircraft expert Peter Forman said the runway in Kaneohe is shorter than usual. He stated that bad weather and Kona winds may also have led to the accident.&nbsp;

"The pilot probably didn't put the plane down exactly where he wanted to on the runway," he told Hawaii News Now.

"It's probably a combination of all those factors put together," he added.&nbsp;

Images from the site, which were taken by a witness, were shared on social media forums. They showed the plane floating just offshore.&nbsp;

Reports said that the Honolulu Fire Department received a 911 call for a downed aircraft shortly after 2:00 pm (local time), spokesperson Malcolm K Medrano said in an email.&nbsp;

Thomas Vaughan, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Honolulu, said that it was cloudy and rainy at the time and visibility was about 1.6 kilometres.&nbsp;

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A Navy Plane of the United States overshot a runway on Monday (Nov 20) and went into a bay in Hawaii and was seen floating in the waters of Kaneohe Bay. Local reports have said that the huge US Navy P-8A plane missed its mark when it was trying to land at a US Marines base, which is 10 miles away from Honolulu.

A Navy Plane of the United States overshot a runway on Monday (Nov 20) and went into a bay in Hawaii and was seen floating in the waters of Kaneohe Bay. Local reports have said that the huge US Navy P-8A plane missed its mark when it was trying to land at a US Marines base, which is 10 miles away from Honolulu. This aircraft is often used to hunt for submarines and reconnaissance and intelligence gathering. As quoted by The Associated Press, spokesperson Shayne Enright of the Honolulu Emergency Medical Services Department said on Monday that when the Honolulu Emergency Medical Services Department reached the site, military officials gave details about those who were onboard. A total of nine people were on board. The military official said that all made it safely to shore with no injuries as they swam back. Also read: British Airways crew members cooked up armed robbery story to cover up drugs and alcohol-fuelled night As quoted by the news agency, spokesperson Petty Officer Ryan Fisher said the Coast Guard responded but that rescue operations were quickly called off. He said, "It sounds like all parties involved were rescued." Watch the video here: 🇺🇸 US Navy plane overshoots runway and ends up in a bay in Hawaii The P-8A "Poseidon" overshot the runway at a Marine base on Kaneohe Bay, said U.S. Marine Corps Spox Gunnery Sgt. Orlando Perez said that all nine people on board the aircraft made it safely to shore@DlugajJuly pic.twitter.com/ltXxVgpvCU — Velerie (@velerie_a) November 21, 2023 × Also read: At least one killed, several others injured after shooting at Ohio Walmart, say reports What could have happened? As quoted by Daily Mail, an aircraft expert Peter Forman said the runway in Kaneohe is shorter than usual. He stated that bad weather and Kona winds may also have led to the accident. "The pilot probably didn't put the plane down exactly where he wanted to on the runway," he told Hawaii News Now. "It's probably a combination of all those factors put together," he added. Images from the site, which were taken by a witness, were shared on social media forums. They showed the plane floating just offshore. Reports said that the Honolulu Fire Department received a 911 call for a downed aircraft shortly after 2:00 pm (local time), spokesperson Malcolm K Medrano said in an email. Thomas Vaughan, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Honolulu, said that it was cloudy and rainy at the time and visibility was about 1.6 kilometres. (With inputs from agencies)

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Two crew members of US Naval Air Forces were killed when a training plane crashed southeast of Mobile, Alabama, authorities said Friday.

US Naval Air Forces say the aircrew did not survive the crash. Their names will not be released at this time as officials wait until 24 hours after the next-of-kin is notified.&nbsp;

In a statement on social media, the authorities on US naval air forces said that "a U.S. Navy T-6B Texan II aircraft crashed in Foley, Alabama, at approximately 5 p.m. CST today. The aircrew did not survive the crash. We are not aware of any civilian casualties this time. The names of the deceased will not be released until 24 hours after the next-of-kin notification. The incident is currently under investigation. The Navy is cooperating fully with local authorities." 
 
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According to officials, the plane hit a house and two cars. The crash occurred near Magnolia School in Magnolia Springs, according to the sheriff’s office. 
 
The US Department of Defense and the Navy were set to handle the investigation, the sheriff’s office said.

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Two crew members of US Naval Air Forces were killed when a training plane crashed southeast of Mobile, Alabama, authorities said Friday. US Naval Air Forces say the aircrew did not survive the crash.

Two crew members of US Naval Air Forces were killed when a training plane crashed southeast of Mobile, Alabama, authorities said Friday. US Naval Air Forces say the aircrew did not survive the crash. Their names will not be released at this time as officials wait until 24 hours after the next-of-kin is notified. In a statement on social media, the authorities on US naval air forces said that "a U.S. Navy T-6B Texan II aircraft crashed in Foley, Alabama, at approximately 5 p.m. CST today. The aircrew did not survive the crash. We are not aware of any civilian casualties this time. The names of the deceased will not be released until 24 hours after the next-of-kin notification. The incident is currently under investigation. The Navy is cooperating fully with local authorities." Update plane crash: The plane involved in the crash is going to be a US Naval aircraft. No civilians were injured on the ground. DOD and Navy personnel will be handling the investigation and will provide further updates. — BC Sheriff's Office (@1BC_SO) October 23, 2020 × According to officials, the plane hit a house and two cars. The crash occurred near Magnolia School in Magnolia Springs, according to the sheriff’s office. The US Department of Defense and the Navy were set to handle the investigation, the sheriff’s office said. (With inputs from agencies)

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Eight people have been rescued after a US military aircraft with 11 people aboard crashed into the Philippine Sea en route to an aircraft carrier, Japan said Wednesday.

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Japanese and American rescuers scrambled to reach the downed aircraft in seas off the remote Japanese reef of Okinotori, in the latest accident to hit American armed forces in East Asia.&nbsp;

The government in Tokyo said it had been informed eight people had been plucked to safety, and that US authorities had said engine trouble was the suspected cause of the accident.

&quot;Personnel recovery is underway and their condition will be evaluated by USS Ronald Reagan medical staff,&quot; a US Navy statement said.

&quot;The aircraft was en route to the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, which is currently operating in the Philippine Sea.&quot;

In Tokyo, Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera said a joint operation had been launched.

&quot;Currently a search-and-rescue mission is being conducted in the area by the US side as well as the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force,&quot; he told reporters.

&quot;From the US military, we have received an initial report that engine trouble might be the cause,&quot; he said.

There was no immediate information on what kind of aircraft was involved, but over 60 planes and helicopters of different types operate from the USS Ronald Reagan, according to the carrier group`s website.

These include F/A-18 Super Hornet fighters, early warning and electronic attack planes, transports, and MH-60 Seahawk multi-purpose helicopters.

The US military has a heavy presence in the western Pacific, with tens of thousands of troops and billions of dollars` worth of hardware stationed throughout Japan and South Korea.

US military vessels have been involved in a number of accidents in recent months in East Asia.

The USS John S. McCain collided with a tanker off Singapore in August, killing 10 sailors and injuring five others.

Two months earlier in June, the USS Fitzgerald and a cargo ship smashed into each other off Japan, leaving seven sailors dead.

There were also two more, lesser-known incidents. In January USS Antietam ran aground near its base in Japan, and in May, USS Lake Champlain collided with a South Korean fishing vessel.

The Ronald Reagan last week was one of three American aircraft carriers that held rare joint drills in the region, joined separately by the Japanese navy and South Korean warships over the weekend.

The nuclear-powered Reagan is one of 10 Nimitz class supercarriers, which the US Navy describes as the largest warships in the world. The Reagan has a crew of 4,225 and is 333 meters (1092 feet) long.

The drills come as tensions persist between Washington and North Korea over its missile and nuclear programme.

The aircraft was en route to the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan

Eight people have been rescued after a US military aircraft with 11 people aboard crashed into the Philippine Sea en route to an aircraft carrier, Japan said Wednesday. Also read: US Navy aircraft with 11 aboard crashes in Philippine Sea Japanese and American rescuers scrambled to reach the downed aircraft in seas off the remote Japanese reef of Okinotori, in the latest accident to hit American armed forces in East Asia. The government in Tokyo said it had been informed eight people had been plucked to safety, and that US authorities had said engine trouble was the suspected cause of the accident. "Personnel recovery is underway and their condition will be evaluated by USS Ronald Reagan medical staff," a US Navy statement said. "The aircraft was en route to the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, which is currently operating in the Philippine Sea." In Tokyo, Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera said a joint operation had been launched. "Currently a search-and-rescue mission is being conducted in the area by the US side as well as the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force," he told reporters. "From the US military, we have received an initial report that engine trouble might be the cause," he said. There was no immediate information on what kind of aircraft was involved, but over 60 planes and helicopters of different types operate from the USS Ronald Reagan, according to the carrier group`s website. These include F/A-18 Super Hornet fighters, early warning and electronic attack planes, transports, and MH-60 Seahawk multi-purpose helicopters. The US military has a heavy presence in the western Pacific, with tens of thousands of troops and billions of dollars` worth of hardware stationed throughout Japan and South Korea. US military vessels have been involved in a number of accidents in recent months in East Asia. The USS John S. McCain collided with a tanker off Singapore in August, killing 10 sailors and injuring five others. Two months earlier in June, the USS Fitzgerald and a cargo ship smashed into each other off Japan, leaving seven sailors dead. There were also two more, lesser-known incidents. In January USS Antietam ran aground near its base in Japan, and in May, USS Lake Champlain collided with a South Korean fishing vessel. The Ronald Reagan last week was one of three American aircraft carriers that held rare joint drills in the region, joined separately by the Japanese navy and South Korean warships over the weekend. The nuclear-powered Reagan is one of 10 Nimitz class supercarriers, which the US Navy describes as the largest warships in the world. The Reagan has a crew of 4,225 and is 333 meters (1092 feet) long. The drills come as tensions persist between Washington and North Korea over its missile and nuclear programme.

Eight rescued after US Navy aircraft crashes in  Philippine Sea

A military aircraft with 11 people aboard has crashed into the Philippine Sea while en route to an aircraft carrier, the US said Wednesday, the latest accident to hit its armed forces in East Asia.

&quot;A United States Navy aircraft carrying 11 crew and passengers crashed into the ocean southeast of Okinawa,&quot; a statement from the Navy said.

&quot;Personnel recovery is underway and their condition will be evaluated by USS Ronald Reagan medical staff.

&quot;The aircraft was en route to the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, which is currently operating in the Philippine Sea.

&quot;USS Ronald Reagan is conducting search and rescue operations. The cause of the crash is not known at this time.&quot;

The US military has a heavy presence in the western Pacific, with tens of thousands of troops and hundreds of pieces of hardware stationed in Japan and South Korea.

The USS Ronald Reagan last week was one of three American aircraft carriers that held rare joint drills in the region, joined separately by the Japanese navy and South Korean warships over the weekend.

The drills come as tensions persist between Washington and North Korea over its missile and nuclear programme.

US military vessels have been involved in a number of accidents in recent months in East Asia.

The USS John S. McCain collided with a tanker off Singapore in August, killing 10 sailors and injuring five others.

Two months earlier in June, the USS Fitzgerald and a cargo ship smashed into each other off Japan, leaving seven sailors dead.

There were also two more, lesser-known incidents. In January USS Antietam ran aground near its base in Japan, and in May, USS Lake Champlain collided with a South Korean fishing vessel.

'Personnel recovery is underway and their condition will be evaluated by USS Ronald Reagan medical staff,' a statement from the navy said

A military aircraft with 11 people aboard has crashed into the Philippine Sea while en route to an aircraft carrier, the US said Wednesday, the latest accident to hit its armed forces in East Asia. "A United States Navy aircraft carrying 11 crew and passengers crashed into the ocean southeast of Okinawa," a statement from the Navy said. "Personnel recovery is underway and their condition will be evaluated by USS Ronald Reagan medical staff. "The aircraft was en route to the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, which is currently operating in the Philippine Sea. "USS Ronald Reagan is conducting search and rescue operations. The cause of the crash is not known at this time." The US military has a heavy presence in the western Pacific, with tens of thousands of troops and hundreds of pieces of hardware stationed in Japan and South Korea. The USS Ronald Reagan last week was one of three American aircraft carriers that held rare joint drills in the region, joined separately by the Japanese navy and South Korean warships over the weekend. The drills come as tensions persist between Washington and North Korea over its missile and nuclear programme. US military vessels have been involved in a number of accidents in recent months in East Asia. The USS John S. McCain collided with a tanker off Singapore in August, killing 10 sailors and injuring five others. Two months earlier in June, the USS Fitzgerald and a cargo ship smashed into each other off Japan, leaving seven sailors dead. There were also two more, lesser-known incidents. In January USS Antietam ran aground near its base in Japan, and in May, USS Lake Champlain collided with a South Korean fishing vessel.

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