>>886086

>22:07:50

???!!!

>https:// thedesertreview.com/ military-aircraft-crashes-near-plaster-city/article_ac985e9c-37a8-11e8-8c63-3fab404cdd68.html

BREAKING

Military aircraft crashes near Plaster City

bmiller 1 hr ago 0

SEELEY - A U.S.Marine corps CH-53E helicopter with multiple on board crashed about six miles from Plaster City Tuesday afternoon. Multiple fatalities have been reported. Rescue crews struggle to get out to crash site. Reach Air sent two helicopters shortly before 4:00 p.m., according to spokesperson Donny Wharton.

The military is sending aircraft to the site to access the situation.

NAF is directing all inquiries to their Facebook page.

The CH-53E is the Marines heavy lift operator with three engines, seven blades, and can carry up to 50 combat-ready marines or 30,000 pounds of cargo.

>>887303 refers to

>>885992

>We are under attack.

>WAR.

>Q

>>887326 Appears to be scant news on it so far. The "Multiple fatalies" along with Q's post is disconcerting, however.

>>887334 You're welcome and thanks to twatter@BC151 for posting, though i always feel uneasy being thanked for sharing such heartbreaking news.

>>887377 Yes, all I can think of to channel that rage is to focus sights like a laser on those few giving the Orders and don't let go until they hang out of harm's way.

>>887368 And this one as well in late Jan–

>https:// www.military.com/daily-news/2018/01/21/ 2-dead-apache-helicopter-crash-california.html

Fox News 21 Jan 2018 By Lucas Tomlinson

A U.S. Army Apache attack helicopter crashed in the predawn hours early Saturday while flying a routine training mission at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, California.

Both the pilot and the co-pilot were killed, according to Lt. Col. Jason S. Brown, a spokesman for the Army at the Pentagon.

>>887303

>>887341

>>887369

Me as well. Rest In Peace to All those who perished today. May their families and loved ones find some strength in our small gestures of suffering.

And Let us find the courage to Awaken as many as quickly as we can so that future loss of life may be avoided as much as possible.