A U.S. Air Drive F-16 Combating Falcon crashed Tuesday in the vicinity of Holloman Air Drive Base in New Mexico in the vicinity of White Sands National Park, according to a push release.
The F-16 was assigned to the 49th Wing and crashed at about 1:50 p.m. ET.
The pilot ejected and was transported by ambulance for professional medical treatment, in accordance to the press launch, which also reported that “all non-unexpected emergency personnel really should avoid the spot to avert feasible exposure to harmful substances onboard the aircraft.”
Airman 1st Class China M. Shock/U.S. Air Force
“Emergency response groups are responding to the scene working with the entrance road into White Sands Countrywide Park. White Sands Countrywide Park is open up but selected regions are at present shut to the public to enable for crisis reaction.”
Holloman Air Force Foundation explained in the press launch that an investigation is underway to figure out the bring about of the incident.
This is a developing news tale and will be current as additional information is available.
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