F-35 CRASH / U.S Military Marine F-35B fighter aircraft has crashed in Beaufort County, SC close to MCAS (Marine Corps Air Station) Beaufort, making this the first ever #F35 crash. Pilot is believed to have ejected, his condition unknown at his time.— hscott61 (@hscott61) September 28, 2018
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Marines Times: F-35B crashes near Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina
An F-35B has crashed in South Carolina near the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, military officials have confirmed.
The pilot safely ejected from the aircraft and is currently being looked at by medical personnel, Capt. Christopher Harrison, a Marine spokesman, said in a command release.
The aircraft belonged to 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501, known as the “Warlords.”
“Marines from MCAS Beaufort are working with local authorities currently conducting standard mishap operations to secure the crash site and ensure the safety of all personnel in the surrounding area,” Harrison said.
The Corps said there were no civilian injuries as a result of the crash.
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WNU Editor: This is the first crash of an F-35 fighter jet.
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