In the crash of an F-4 fighter jet in western Iran, two of its pilots were killed. The Phantom F-4 aircraft crashed on Wednesday in Zanjan province. This aircraft was apparently part of an old fleet of American-made jets sold to Iran before the Islamic Revolution. According to a report by the Associated Press, the plane had taken off from the Nojeh military base near Hamadan. Responsible officials are investigating the cause of the crash.
Two Pilots Killed in F-4 Fighter Jet Crash in Hamadan
An F-4 fighter jet crashed in Zanjan province, Iran, resulting in the deaths of two pilots. The aircraft was part of an aging fleet of U.S.-made jets sold to Iran prior to the Islamic Revolution. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the crash.
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📰 What Happened
An F-4 fighter jet crashed in Zanjan province, Iran, resulting in the deaths of two pilots. The aircraft was part of an aging fleet of U.S.-made jets sold to Iran before the Islamic Revolution.
- The crash occurred on a military training flight.
- Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the crash.
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📚 Background
The F-4 Phantom jets were originally supplied to Iran by the U.S. before the 1979 Islamic Revolution, and many remain in service despite their age.
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