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Fallen in Afghanistan, the aircraft belonged to the US Air Force

Fallen in Afghanistan, the aircraft belonged to the US Air Force
It comes from Afghanistan precise information about the present state of emergency with an airplane. earlier it was reported, that the airliner fell in Ghazni province, which is flying from the provincial capital to Kabul. I came across some information about time, that crashed aircraft belonged to the US Air Force.

The network points out, that we are talking about an airplane Bombardier E-11A BACN, which performs air-node communication function.
In Afghanistan, the US Air Force placed a few of these aircraft. They are operated often enough, so how to establish communication between remote from each other US military bases in the country without aircraft and satellite capabilities, to put it mildly, difficult.

According to some reports, crashed plane belonged to Ghazni air wings 451 th Tactical Air communications hub. This formation is based on military airfield Afghanistan Kandahar. E-11A aircraft are widely used for communication during the American contingent of ground operations.

According to recent reports, plane crashed in the territory, which is controlled by the Taliban (Taliban - a terrorist group, forbidden in the Russian Federation).

Fallen in Afghanistan, the aircraft belonged to the US Air Force

At the same time on some internet resources approved by the, several US military plane crash (and about its causes are still unknown) survived, but it was captured by the militants 'Taliban'. This information is in the US Air Force has not been confirmed.

Fallen in Afghanistan, the aircraft belonged to the US Air Force

As seen in the photo, the aircraft was in flames, a pillar of black smoke rising tens of meters.

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