The Navy has identified two sailors killed in a horrific motorcycle crash on June 27 near Camp Pendleton, California as Petty Officers 1st Class Stephen Jermaine Williams and Jess Lee Davis. A third sailor on a third motorcycle was injured in the crash. Williams, 37, was assigned to Southwest Regional Maintenance Center in San Diego, […]
An airman was killed and five others were injured in a June 29 vehicle accident at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, according to the 341st Missile Wing. Staff Sergeant Jorge Delgado, 37, was assigned to the 341st Security Forces Squadron at Malmstrom at the time of his death. He and three other airmen were traveling […]
An Air Force officer who served as operations director for Alaskan Command was one of two people killed when their small two-person plane crashed into a lake in the state this week. The plane was recovered on Thursday, June 20 and authorities confirmed the identities of the deceased on June 21. Col. Mark “Tyson” Sletten […]
The small tourist float plane went down in heavy trees in Lake Clark National Park, over a 100 miles from Anchorage.
Three airmen aboard a B-52H were able to land safely after four of its engines failed as the bomber was flying over a populated area.
Anders, an astronaut who orbited the Moon during Apollo 8, died after the plane he was piloting crashed off Washington state.
Investigators of the 2023 crash found the jet went into a dive after the plane’s instruments failed in thick clouds.
A senior fighter pilot did not use an emergency brake and confused the ground crew into lowering an emergency arresting cable.
An Air Force pilot is listed in serious but stable condition after an F-35B crashed on Tuesday in New Mexico.
Pfc. Cierra Nglias Truce died in a single-car crash in Alaska. She was stationed in Fort Wainwright with the 11th Airborne Division.
Air Force Maj. Randell Voas and Senior Master Sgt. JB Lackey were both posthumously awarded Distinguished Flying Crosses for saving 16 people.
An Army Apache helicopter crashed on Tuesday at Fort Riley, Kansas. Both crew members are in stable condition.
Two Marines have died while on duty recently. One was killed in a parachute mishap. The other died during “routine military operations.”
All Army active-duty and reserve component aviation units will undergo training in response to 12 crashes in the past six months.
The 400+ aircraft will be back in the air with new maintenance rules and emergency procedures for crews after a three month stand down.
After two crashes in under two weeks, the Army National Guard grounded its helicopter fleet in a safety stand down.
National Guard Chief Warrant Officers Bryan Andrew Zemek and Derek Joshua Abbott died when their Apache helicopter crashed in Mississippi.
The crash site of a Marine Corps CH-53E that went missing Wednesday with five Marines aboard was found in California.
China’s marine corps is small but it is a growing component of the People’s Liberation Army that includes special operations units.
Navy Lt. Ridge Alkonis will not be promoted to lieutenant commander. He was convicted of negligent driving after a fatal crash in Japan.
The crew of an Air Force B-1B bomber safely ejected before their plane crashed Thursday at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota.
Army Sgt. 1st Class Corey Engard kept his cool as bystanders panicked, applying a tourniquet to “make the squirting blood stop.”
Two US Army Apache helicopters were flying in the mountains as part of a larger group of aircraft when the crash happened, the report said.
Marine Sgt. Matthew K. Bylski was killed on Tuesday when an Amphibious Combat Vehicle rolled over at Camp Pendleton, California.
The airmen killed aboard the Air Force Special Operations Command Osprey off of Japan last month include pilots, a medic and a linguist.
