In the meantime, an investigation into the causes of the accident that took place is being carried out by the United States Navy.
The pilot of a United States Navy aircraft that was involved in an accident earlier this week in Trona, California, while it was conducting routine training has been identified. The accident occurred earlier this week.
According to the Navy, at about 2:30 p.m., a F/A-18E Super Hornet pilot by the name of Richard Bullock, who was stationed at Naval Air Station Lemoore in California, was unexpectedly compelled to land his fighter aircraft in an “unpopulated zone.”
As a result of the event, “no personnel were wounded,” as stated in an official statement that was distributed by the Naval Air Forces Public Affairs Office.
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According to the statement, local authorities helped the Navy secure the crash site and are currently assisting with the ongoing recovery efforts that are being carried out.
