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Plane crash kills eight at US Air Force site in Alaska

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Eight people died in a devastating Alaska plane crash at a remote US Air Force radar site. Investigations are underway into the civilian-contracted aircraf Read More: https://punchng.com/plane-crash-kills-eight-at-us-air-force-site-in-alaska/

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