US Navy trying to pull crashed aircraft from bottom of South China Sea

CNN·Nov 20

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A US navy aircraft has crashed in the South China Sea and efforts are underway to recover it from the seafloor. The type of aircraft involved is unclear, with reports suggesting it could be an F-35, a Super Hornet, or possibly a Seahawk. The US Navy has sent a ship to the scene to attempt to salvage the crashed aircraft.

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