The U.S. Air Force said Thursday a B-52 crashed on Guam shortly after
takeoff, but all seven crew members made it out safely. No injuries were
reported.
The plane aborted on takeoff and caught fire at about
8:30 a.m., Pacific Air Forces public affairs said in an email. It
crashed on the flight line of the base.
The bomber was deployed
to Guam from Minot, North Dakota, as part of the military's continuous
bomber presence in the Pacific, The Air Force said. The crew members are
with the 69th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron and were performing a routine
training mission, it said.
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