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The F/A-18 Hornet was conducting routine operations when it "experienced a mechanical issue" that forced the two crew to eject, the US 7th Fleet said.
The pair were rescued from the water in good condition and were being evaluated on board the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier, it added.
The pair were rescued from the water in good condition and were being evaluated on board the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier, it added.
US fighter jet crashes into sea off Japan
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Life on a Carrier is dangerous, and what these aircraft do is dangerous. I am sure they will find out what happened with a safety stand-down in both cases with this carrier. I have doubts that the two incidents were related.
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