2 US naval aviators killed in fighter jet crash near Mount Rainier identified
NAVAL AIR STATION WHIDBEY ISLAND, Wash. — The U.S. Navy on Monday identified the two naval aviators who were killed when their EA-18G Growler crashed near Mount Rainier on Oct. 15.
2 crewmembers who died in US Navy jet crash near Mt. Rainier identified
The U.S. Navy announced Sunday the two missing aviators on the jet out of Whidbey Island that crashed last week died.
Naval Aviators declared dead after crash near Mount Rainier identified
WASHINGTON, D.C.-The two Navy Aviators that have yet to be found following the crash of an EA-18G Grolwer east of Mount Rainier on Oct. 15 have now been identified.
NAS Whidbey fighter jet wreckage found after crash east of Mount Rainier, 2 pilots still missing
The wreckage of a Navy aircraft based at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island has been found east of Mount Rainier, according to the press release from Naval Air Station North Island. The wreckage was found just after 12:30 p.
U.S. Navy wreckage found, two crew members still missing after aircraft crashes near Mount Rainier
In 2013, a U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowler, based at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, crashed during a routine training flight into a farm field west of Harrington, killing three aviators on board. An investigation into the crash determined it was caused by pilot error.
Navy declares 2 missing crew members of crashed jet deceased
The Navy said crews have shifted from search and rescue to recovery operations on Sunday after declaring the two missing crew members deceased.
Navy identifies 2 aviators killed in growler crash near Mount Rainier, both from California
The U.S. Navy has identified two servicemembers who were killed in a growler crash near Mount Rainier last week. The crew members were identified Monday as Lt. Cmdr. Lyndsay Payge Evans, 31, a naval flight officer,
U.S. Navy searching for pilots after reaching Mount Rainier crash site
The search for the two Navy pilots was ongoing Saturday, even after rescuers reached the EA-18G Growler wreckage, a Navy spokesman said.
Two crew members still missing from Navy aircraft crash near Mount Rainier
The U.S. Navy, local law enforcement and partner agencies reached the remote location where a Navy EA-18G Growler crashed during a routine training flight Tuesday east of Mount Rainier. Two crew members piloting the Growler from Electronic Attack Squadron (VAQ) 130 remain missing.
Navy reaches site where jet crashed near Mount Rainier, continues search for aircrew
Personnel on site are methodically searching an expansive area, evaluating debris and searching for information in the snow-covered, wilderness environment,” a press release from the Navy said. “Finding the aircrew continues to be our primary focus.
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