NTSB asks for info from witnesses to deadly Missouri plane crash
NTSB Vice Chairman Michael Graham said investigators are on scene collecting any avionics that may have survived the crash.

A large B-52 Stratofortress U.S. Air Force plane reportedly crashed Monday morning near Edwards Air Force Base in California. The crash was reported at about 11:20 a.m. local time shortly after takeoff on the Edwards airfield, according to the military base. Emergency crews responded to the scene in California’s Mojave Desert, roughly 100 miles north ...
NTSB Vice Chairman Michael Graham said investigators are on scene collecting any avionics that may have survived the crash.
Officials did not say if anyone was injured in the crash, but the aircraft typically carry a crew of five.
'A massive cloud of black smoke appeared in the skies above Kern County after the enormous military jet smashed into the ground'
A US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in California, on Monday. The post DEVELOPING: Air Force B-52 Bomber Crashes Shortly After Takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in California appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Eleven skydivers and a pilot were killed after the aircraft spun out of control and crashed shortly after takeoff in Missouri.
A huge plume of smoke was seen near Edwards Air Force Base.