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An Army AH-64E Apache helicopter made a hard landing after striking power lines over the Columbia River on Friday afternoon, sparking a wildfire and causing State Route 243 near Beverly

The plane, which is officially tail number 60-0366 but recognizable for the orange and black Princeton colors and “New Jersey” insignia emblazoned on its tail, took off from McGuire on Sept. 20 and arrived at its new duty station at the Bangor Air Force Base in Maine a few hours later.

A man from Bruceton Mills is working with 84 Lumber to provide genetically modified Christmas trees that will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol this holiday season.

Biden can no longer campaign from his basement and instead has to navigate the real world, filled with all kinds of hazards.

Lt. Col. Andrew Mettler – an F/A-18 Hornet pilot based at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort who died in a crash during a training flight near MCAS Miramar, Calif., on Aug. 24 – was remembered as a hard worker who cared about people and his fellow Marines and possessed a “warrior’s spirit.”

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Marine officials found a debris field from the missing F-35B Lightning II fighter jet on Monday, ending the mysterious search for the missing aircraft that began when

The pilot of a missing US Marines F-35 jet dialed 911 from a South Carolina property where his parachute landed

The crash site for a stealth fighter jet that went missing during the weekend after its pilot ejected has been located in rural South Carolina after the military asked the

An F-35 Stealth Fighter Jet crashed in South Carolina, and the pilot ejected, landing in a resident's backyard, prompting a unique 911 call.

Newly released 911 audio details the emergency call between an operator and the pilot of the F-35 that went missing earlier this week, highlighting the confusion after the pilot ejected from the $100 million aircraft in South Carolina. The audio, released by Charleston County, reveals the pilot took refuge in a nearby home after he…