超级军网美国海军一架F-18今天在弗吉尼亚坠毁在居民区里，撞上一 ...
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起飞后不久即坠毁。一名学员一名教官两名飞行员跳伞后受伤，七名其他人包括一名消防员受伤，其中六人轻伤已出院。
A US Navy F-18 jet has crashed shortly after take off in a residential area near Virginia Beach, Virginia.
A navy spokesman told the BBC that the plane went down just before 12:08 (16:08 GMT) and two crew members ejected safely.
The plane hit an apartment building, with photos showing flames and black smoke rising from behind houses.
Both pilots and several other people, including a firefighter, are being treated for injuries.
Six of the seven people admitted to hospital have already been released.
No fatalities have been reported, but officials say they have not accounted for all the residents in the apartment buildings.
The cause of the crash is not yet known.
The two pilots were a student and an instructor.
Pentagon spokesman George Little used Twitter to say Defence Secretary Leon Panetta was being kept informed: "#SecDef is closely monitoring F-18 crash in Virginia Beach; concerned about potential loss of life and injuries."
'What could have been'
The plane was based at the nearby Oceana naval air station where it was assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 106, the Navy said.
The scene of the crash near Virginia Beach, Virginia
Local residents quickly began distributing pictures of burning buildings through social media websites, but officials said the blaze was brought under control.
Emergency officials say some 40 apartments were damaged or destroyed in the crash.
Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell said: "We are taking all possible steps at the state level to provide immediate resources and assistance to those impacted by the crash. Our fervent prayer is that no-one was injured or killed in this accident."
Witnesses told local media that just before the crash they saw the plane empty its fuel tank.
Bruce Nedelka, a Virginia Beach emergency official said that fuel was found on buildings and vehicles in the area.
"By doing so, he [the pilot] mitigated what could have been an absolute massive, massive fireball and fire," Mr Nedelka told the Associated Press.
"With all of that jet fuel dumped, it was much less than what it could have been."
However, Navy spokesman Captain Mark Weisgerber told reporters that the dumping of jet fuel was "one of the indications that there was a mechanical malfunction".
'Burst into flames'
One local resident, Robbie Miller, told BBC World: "I was at home in my kitchen when I heard a big boom.
"I walked outside and saw thick black smoke billowing everywhere. You could see the flames from my apartment.
There were then six loud explosions that sounded like gas explosions. It was all very scary."
Joanie Coleman said she saw the plane hit and saw the "whole backyard" on fire.
"I've lived here for 14 years and I knew something like this was going to happen," she told a local station.
Pat Kavanaugh told CNN he found one of the ejected pilots in the wreckage.
The pilot was still strapped in his seat with a parachute attached and Mr Kavanuagh and others moved the pilot away from the flames.
He said the pilot told him, "I'm so sorry I crashed into your building."
A nearby highway, Interstate 264, has been closed in both directions, local officials said.
Virginia Beach is a resort city located on the southern coastline of the mid-Atlantic state of Virginia.
The city is home to about 438,000 people and several US military bases.
"Living under a flight path, you don't realise that it can actually be quite dangerous. These jets fly low over our heads all the time doing their training," Robbie Miller told the BBC.
"Seventy per cent of the building that the jet hit is destroyed. It feel quite lucky, when I think it could easily have been me."w w w.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-17640618
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起飞后不久即坠毁。一名学员一名教官两名飞行员跳伞后受伤，七名其他人包括一名消防员受伤，其中六人轻伤已出院。
A US Navy F-18 jet has crashed shortly after take off in a residential area near Virginia Beach, Virginia.
A navy spokesman told the BBC that the plane went down just before 12:08 (16:08 GMT) and two crew members ejected safely.
The plane hit an apartment building, with photos showing flames and black smoke rising from behind houses.
Both pilots and several other people, including a firefighter, are being treated for injuries.
Six of the seven people admitted to hospital have already been released.
No fatalities have been reported, but officials say they have not accounted for all the residents in the apartment buildings.
The cause of the crash is not yet known.
The two pilots were a student and an instructor.
Pentagon spokesman George Little used Twitter to say Defence Secretary Leon Panetta was being kept informed: "#SecDef is closely monitoring F-18 crash in Virginia Beach; concerned about potential loss of life and injuries."
'What could have been'
The plane was based at the nearby Oceana naval air station where it was assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 106, the Navy said.
The scene of the crash near Virginia Beach, Virginia
Local residents quickly began distributing pictures of burning buildings through social media websites, but officials said the blaze was brought under control.
Emergency officials say some 40 apartments were damaged or destroyed in the crash.
Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell said: "We are taking all possible steps at the state level to provide immediate resources and assistance to those impacted by the crash. Our fervent prayer is that no-one was injured or killed in this accident."
Witnesses told local media that just before the crash they saw the plane empty its fuel tank.
Bruce Nedelka, a Virginia Beach emergency official said that fuel was found on buildings and vehicles in the area.
"By doing so, he [the pilot] mitigated what could have been an absolute massive, massive fireball and fire," Mr Nedelka told the Associated Press.
"With all of that jet fuel dumped, it was much less than what it could have been."
However, Navy spokesman Captain Mark Weisgerber told reporters that the dumping of jet fuel was "one of the indications that there was a mechanical malfunction".
'Burst into flames'
One local resident, Robbie Miller, told BBC World: "I was at home in my kitchen when I heard a big boom.
"I walked outside and saw thick black smoke billowing everywhere. You could see the flames from my apartment.
There were then six loud explosions that sounded like gas explosions. It was all very scary."
Joanie Coleman said she saw the plane hit and saw the "whole backyard" on fire.
"I've lived here for 14 years and I knew something like this was going to happen," she told a local station.
Pat Kavanaugh told CNN he found one of the ejected pilots in the wreckage.
The pilot was still strapped in his seat with a parachute attached and Mr Kavanuagh and others moved the pilot away from the flames.
He said the pilot told him, "I'm so sorry I crashed into your building."
A nearby highway, Interstate 264, has been closed in both directions, local officials said.
Virginia Beach is a resort city located on the southern coastline of the mid-Atlantic state of Virginia.
The city is home to about 438,000 people and several US military bases.
"Living under a flight path, you don't realise that it can actually be quite dangerous. These jets fly low over our heads all the time doing their training," Robbie Miller told the BBC.
"Seventy per cent of the building that the jet hit is destroyed. It feel quite lucky, when I think it could easily have been me."
起飞后不久即坠毁。一名学员一名教官两名飞行员跳伞后受伤，七名其他人包括一名消防员受伤，其中六人轻伤已出院。
A US Navy F-18 jet has crashed shortly after take off in a residential area near Virginia Beach, Virginia.
A navy spokesman told the BBC that the plane went down just before 12:08 (16:08 GMT) and two crew members ejected safely.
The plane hit an apartment building, with photos showing flames and black smoke rising from behind houses.
Both pilots and several other people, including a firefighter, are being treated for injuries.
Six of the seven people admitted to hospital have already been released.
No fatalities have been reported, but officials say they have not accounted for all the residents in the apartment buildings.
The cause of the crash is not yet known.
The two pilots were a student and an instructor.
Pentagon spokesman George Little used Twitter to say Defence Secretary Leon Panetta was being kept informed: "#SecDef is closely monitoring F-18 crash in Virginia Beach; concerned about potential loss of life and injuries."
'What could have been'
The plane was based at the nearby Oceana naval air station where it was assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 106, the Navy said.
The scene of the crash near Virginia Beach, Virginia
Local residents quickly began distributing pictures of burning buildings through social media websites, but officials said the blaze was brought under control.
Emergency officials say some 40 apartments were damaged or destroyed in the crash.
Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell said: "We are taking all possible steps at the state level to provide immediate resources and assistance to those impacted by the crash. Our fervent prayer is that no-one was injured or killed in this accident."
Witnesses told local media that just before the crash they saw the plane empty its fuel tank.
Bruce Nedelka, a Virginia Beach emergency official said that fuel was found on buildings and vehicles in the area.
"By doing so, he [the pilot] mitigated what could have been an absolute massive, massive fireball and fire," Mr Nedelka told the Associated Press.
"With all of that jet fuel dumped, it was much less than what it could have been."
However, Navy spokesman Captain Mark Weisgerber told reporters that the dumping of jet fuel was "one of the indications that there was a mechanical malfunction".
'Burst into flames'
One local resident, Robbie Miller, told BBC World: "I was at home in my kitchen when I heard a big boom.
"I walked outside and saw thick black smoke billowing everywhere. You could see the flames from my apartment.
There were then six loud explosions that sounded like gas explosions. It was all very scary."
Joanie Coleman said she saw the plane hit and saw the "whole backyard" on fire.
"I've lived here for 14 years and I knew something like this was going to happen," she told a local station.
Pat Kavanaugh told CNN he found one of the ejected pilots in the wreckage.
The pilot was still strapped in his seat with a parachute attached and Mr Kavanuagh and others moved the pilot away from the flames.
He said the pilot told him, "I'm so sorry I crashed into your building."
A nearby highway, Interstate 264, has been closed in both directions, local officials said.
Virginia Beach is a resort city located on the southern coastline of the mid-Atlantic state of Virginia.
The city is home to about 438,000 people and several US military bases.
"Living under a flight path, you don't realise that it can actually be quite dangerous. These jets fly low over our heads all the time doing their training," Robbie Miller told the BBC.
"Seventy per cent of the building that the jet hit is destroyed. It feel quite lucky, when I think it could easily have been me."w w w.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-17640618
起飞后不久即坠毁。一名学员一名教官两名飞行员跳伞后受伤，七名其他人包括一名消防员受伤，其中六人轻伤已出院。
A US Navy F-18 jet has crashed shortly after take off in a residential area near Virginia Beach, Virginia.
A navy spokesman told the BBC that the plane went down just before 12:08 (16:08 GMT) and two crew members ejected safely.
The plane hit an apartment building, with photos showing flames and black smoke rising from behind houses.
Both pilots and several other people, including a firefighter, are being treated for injuries.
Six of the seven people admitted to hospital have already been released.
No fatalities have been reported, but officials say they have not accounted for all the residents in the apartment buildings.
The cause of the crash is not yet known.
The two pilots were a student and an instructor.
Pentagon spokesman George Little used Twitter to say Defence Secretary Leon Panetta was being kept informed: "#SecDef is closely monitoring F-18 crash in Virginia Beach; concerned about potential loss of life and injuries."
'What could have been'
The plane was based at the nearby Oceana naval air station where it was assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 106, the Navy said.
The scene of the crash near Virginia Beach, Virginia
Local residents quickly began distributing pictures of burning buildings through social media websites, but officials said the blaze was brought under control.
Emergency officials say some 40 apartments were damaged or destroyed in the crash.
Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell said: "We are taking all possible steps at the state level to provide immediate resources and assistance to those impacted by the crash. Our fervent prayer is that no-one was injured or killed in this accident."
Witnesses told local media that just before the crash they saw the plane empty its fuel tank.
Bruce Nedelka, a Virginia Beach emergency official said that fuel was found on buildings and vehicles in the area.
"By doing so, he [the pilot] mitigated what could have been an absolute massive, massive fireball and fire," Mr Nedelka told the Associated Press.
"With all of that jet fuel dumped, it was much less than what it could have been."
However, Navy spokesman Captain Mark Weisgerber told reporters that the dumping of jet fuel was "one of the indications that there was a mechanical malfunction".
'Burst into flames'
One local resident, Robbie Miller, told BBC World: "I was at home in my kitchen when I heard a big boom.
"I walked outside and saw thick black smoke billowing everywhere. You could see the flames from my apartment.
There were then six loud explosions that sounded like gas explosions. It was all very scary."
Joanie Coleman said she saw the plane hit and saw the "whole backyard" on fire.
"I've lived here for 14 years and I knew something like this was going to happen," she told a local station.
Pat Kavanaugh told CNN he found one of the ejected pilots in the wreckage.
The pilot was still strapped in his seat with a parachute attached and Mr Kavanuagh and others moved the pilot away from the flames.
He said the pilot told him, "I'm so sorry I crashed into your building."
A nearby highway, Interstate 264, has been closed in both directions, local officials said.
Virginia Beach is a resort city located on the southern coastline of the mid-Atlantic state of Virginia.
The city is home to about 438,000 people and several US military bases.
"Living under a flight path, you don't realise that it can actually be quite dangerous. These jets fly low over our heads all the time doing their training," Robbie Miller told the BBC.
"Seventy per cent of the building that the jet hit is destroyed. It feel quite lucky, when I think it could easily have been me."
真是只自杀鹰
这个有点吓人呀！
这是民主的一撞，这是自由的一撞，所以是不会撞死人的一撞.
美帝的飞行员太坑爹了，毁了四十栋房子，伤七人，侥幸没有死亡的，下次继续往居民区摔机机
怎么没死几个啊。。。
不会是有意撞民居的吧。
今年是个凶年呐，MD也掉
MD也会撞机？还好没伤到平民。
运气不错，地面没人死
居民房楼里没人？
摔的是F／A－18D，应该是教练机吧？
看百度百科，最后提到“ 2011年4月1日，一架隶属美国海军陆战队第101战斗训练中队的F/A-18C战机在加州南部执行训练任务时，战机引擎突然停止运转并起火爆炸，导致10人受伤，100多万美元的损失。”
看百度百科，最后提到“ 2011年4月1日，一架隶属美国海军陆战队第101战斗训练中队的F/A-18C战机在加州南部执行训练任务时，战机引擎突然停止运转并起火爆炸，导致10人受伤，100多万美元的损失。”
还好飞行员坠机前放油了,否则损失就大发了
被撞建筑物70%损毁,官方还没统计楼内所有居民的情况,关注后续报道吧
MD航空兵的飞行手册里有没有避让民居的条款？
强拆动用神风特工队？
没有人员伤亡。。。。值得学习
预感土鳖会中枪：民主的撞居民区是人性体现，专制的避居民区是暴政体现
没有人员伤亡。。。。值得学习
看那图。没死人是真心烧高香了。
没啥值得学习的：（
看那图。没死人是真心烧高香了。
没啥值得学习的：（
FDW的发功绵绵不断啊！！！
上次不也是一架F18坠落掉进居民楼死了一个棒子移民全家，飞行员跳伞逃命了。相比较TG一架10故障飞飞坚持迫降成功被大赞。
首先肯定是机械故障，然后肯定是暂时没有伤亡报告，最后肯定是正在调查故障原因，原因会在N年后公布
民主的坠机果然与众不同
这是精确的撞击？
一架美国F18在弗吉尼亚坠毁，官方称飞机撞倒了40多栋民宅，但只死了7个人。我兄弟哥们的二大爷在弗吉尼亚火葬场工作，他说绝对不是7，拉来两百多美国人尸体，都烧了。美国8人死亡就算是特大事故，会影响州长和军队长官升迁，所以只报7人。真相永远不会公布的，当地人还说失踪了几百个，当天晚上村民华盛顿大爷还说他看见掉下来的是好几架飞机，还有一架美军 B2也坠毁了，但现场被封锁，救护人员的不许靠近现场。人呢？强烈要求公布所有名单。美军啊请您飞慢点，等等您的人民!!
我一个JY朋友（女），凯瑟琳说，他的整个家庭全破碎了，他父亲，岳父，两儿子，丈夫，女儿，全死了。现在连尸体也找不到，据说被事故处理小组埋了火烧了。现在这个女JY朋友正在呼吁，但是媒体被封杀不许报道。有两新的人顶起来！我不怕跨省！我要正象！有良心的人，请转发，美国正赋，你到底在怕什么？
T-54坦克 发表于 2012-4-7 09:24 ![]()
怎么没死几个啊。。。
少将同志！你也是老同志了难道不知道
在美帝根据美军的传统这个要看失踪人数的
不过要是不报道的话
怎么没死几个啊。。。
少将同志！你也是老同志了难道不知道
在美帝根据美军的传统这个要看失踪人数的
不过要是不报道的话
我一个朋友是F18飞机制造厂的工程师，他向我透露了飞机制造的内幕，好恐怖！钱都被当官的贪污了，很多科研经费严重不足，所以很多项目都没有经过的安全试验就上了，飞机称有核心技术，其实全是进口的，他们自己造出来的飞机自己都不敢坐！朋友让我转告：以后千万不要开 F18了。拒绝跨国!
特务兔 发表于 2012-4-7 12:44 ![]()
一架美国F18在弗吉尼亚坠毁，官方称飞机撞倒了40多栋民宅，但只死了7个人。我兄弟哥们的二大爷在弗吉尼亚火 ...
美国人不时兴火葬吧
一架美国F18在弗吉尼亚坠毁，官方称飞机撞倒了40多栋民宅，但只死了7个人。我兄弟哥们的二大爷在弗吉尼亚火 ...
美国人不时兴火葬吧
出这么大的事了，美国总统呢,怎么不在现场? 据说，不只一架出事,而是一个联队全载了,现场都被就地挖坑掩埋了,所以，死了200多名应属正常范畴,只公布7人,确实是忽悠大家呢!!!!
就在飞机掉下来的当天深夜，现场市民看到美军坐悍马汽车过来，草草搜索了几下后，就扔炸弹炸掉了飞机，很大的火团，彻底将飞机给毁了，他们连黑匣子都没有找，直接就毁了，说是怕泄密被中国偷去山寨了。 本来村民克林顿听说飞机的轮子质量很好，还准备去拿几个过来，但到处都是美军，不让靠近，还用枪托砸他。现场网友也看到了克林顿背上的枪托打的印子。黑匣子，飞机残骸都是查找事故原因的重要线索，就这样毁了，他们究竟想掩盖什么？要知道当地并没有中国军人和特工，这纯粹是国防部的借口。
就在飞机掉下来的当天深夜，现场市民看到美军坐悍马汽车过来，草草搜索了几下后，就扔炸弹炸掉了飞机，很大的火团，彻底将飞机给毁了，他们连黑匣子都没有找，直接就毁了，说是怕泄密被中国偷去山寨了。 本来村民克林顿听说飞机的轮子质量很好，还准备去拿几个过来，但到处都是美军，不让靠近，还用枪托砸他。现场网友也看到了克林顿背上的枪托打的印子。黑匣子，飞机残骸都是查找事故原因的重要线索，就这样毁了，他们究竟想掩盖什么？要知道当地并没有中国军人和特工，这纯粹是国防部的借口。
据我的一个在现场的朋友的儿子给我回忆说：爆炸发生后，好多群众去搜救，可是M军不让进去。他亲眼看飞机残骸里躺着好几个人，有的人还在抽搐，可是M军直接用铲车把残骸全铲了，也不管里面的人的死活。我们都在那里叫： 有人 有人，可是他们就不听。看着那些人被铲走，我们大家在现场都哭了........
微博上转的消息,飞机已经被掩埋了,当地人都哭着求美军说让他们再挖一挖,下面肯定还有生还者.但美军就是不干... 太没人性了!!!!!!!!!!!
我想知道真相，别说美国人和我无关，F18是为人类和平和自由而设计的，告诉我们真相，才对得起人类的良知。弗吉尼亚坠机事件，事关人类的自由与良知，我们要真相!!!!!
美国人不时兴火葬吧
吐槽一下而已
吐槽一下而已
不是没有伤亡，是没有死亡。这也算幸运了。
模仿的一套一套的，威武啊
此面向敌 发表于 2012-4-7 12:47 ![]()
少将同志！你也是老同志了难道不知道
在美帝根据美军的传统这个要看失踪人数的
不过要是不报道的 ...
这个就素传说中的，皿猪的失踪吗？
少将同志！你也是老同志了难道不知道
在美帝根据美军的传统这个要看失踪人数的
不过要是不报道的 ...
这个就素传说中的，皿猪的失踪吗？
一个没死？上班去了？
是海军训练基地的战斗教练机，估计是新飞行员开晕头了