U.S. army personnel in Australia air crash, no deaths documented

U.S. army personnel in Australia air crash, no deaths documented


A V-22 Osprey from Marine Rotational Drive Darwin will come into land to perform a troop insertion as component of Physical exercise “Talisman Sabre 21” on July 27, 2021 in Townsville, Australia.

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An plane incident involving U.S. military staff occurred mid-early morning on Sunday in the course of an workout in Australia’s Northern Territory, Australia’s Defence Ministry said, even though a broadcaster reported there ended up no stories of deaths.

Sky News Australia reported a v-22 Osprey helicopter with about 20 U.S. Marines on board experienced crashed off the coast of Darwin.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported a number of navy personnel experienced been rescued from an aircraft crash on the Tiwi Islands, north of Darwin, and that there were being no studies of fatalities.

Northern Territory Law enforcement ended up responding to experiences of an plane crash on Melville Island, the fire and crisis providers explained in an emailed statement.

“Original stories suggest the incident entails United States defence personnel and that Australian Defence Force associates were being not associated,” the ministry stated in an emailed statement.

It stated the incident happened on Melville Island north of Darwin through Work out Predator’s Operate 2023.

Key Minister Anthony Albanese was beforehand scheduled to hold a push convention at 05:20 GMT, his office said.



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