U.S. Army: No Survivors in B-52 Crash
The U.S. military announced the crash of a B-52 Stratofortress bomber in California after it took off during a routine test mission. The incident resulted in no survivors, with large parts of the aircraft destroyed and thick columns of smoke rising. The plane was carrying eight personnel, and authorities are investigating the causes of the crash. The airport has been closed and flights redirected. The B-52 bomber is considered one of America's most important strategic aircrafts and has been involved in various military operations since the 1950s.
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