F-35B and KC 130 collide in the air .

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F-35B and KC 130 collide in the air .. https://seapowermagazine.org/marine-corps-f-35b-kc-130j-collide-in-mid-air/

Marine Corps F-35B, KC-130J Collide in Mid-Air - Seapower

ARLINGTON, Va. — A Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II strike fighter collided with a Marine Corps KC-130J Super Hercules tanker/transport aircraft over Southern California on Sept. 29, resulting in the loss of the F-35B and a crash landing of the...

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