2 Navy crew members declared dead after crashed aircraft found near Mount Rainier
Tragic Loss of Navy Crew Hits Close to Home
Two crew members from a U.S. Navy fighter jet have tragically been declared dead after days of searching in the wilds of Washington State. Their squadron, nicknamed the “Zappers,” is mourning this huge loss as rescue efforts shift to recovery.
Wreckage Found, But Heroic Search Efforts Continue
After days of intense searching near Mount Rainier, the wreckage of the F/A-18 Growler was located, but sadly, no sign of the crew. The rugged terrain has made recovery tough, with teams now focusing on bringing closure to their families.
Remembering the Zappers: A Squad with History
The fallen aviators were part of VAQ-130, known for their bravery and dedication. This squadron recently returned from a deployment in Yemen, showcasing the risks they take every day to protect us.
Investigation Underway: What Happened?
The cause of the crash remains a mystery as officials dive into investigations. The Navy emphasizes caring for the families while seeking answers about this heartbreaking incident.
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