Crash Landings

The Super Hornet went down around 10 a.m. Wednesday during a routine training flight.

Salvagers have recovered human remains from an area of the Philippine Sea where two U.S. military aircraft crashed Dec. 6.

The pilot is still missing, and Defense Minister Takeshi Iwaya said Japan will continue its search.

An investigation found that the Navy pilot executed a turn that ultimately sent the aircraft diving into the ground.

The wife of an Army specialist killed in the crash and two injured soldiers allege the tail rotor system was defective.

The five Marines are still missing after a KC-130J Hercules collided midair with an F/A-18 Hornet off Japan last week.

Search-and-rescue operations are underway after an F/A-18 Hornet and KC-130 refueling tanker both crashed early Thursday.

The vintage P-51D Mustang fighter crashed into an apartment complex but no one on the ground was injured.

The military service safety centers are combing through data to uncover trends that are contributing to a spike in accidents.

Video footage clearly shows the aircraft rolling over to the left before crashing.

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Jets Nos. 1 and 3 made contact Wednesday while training at their home base at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida.

The award is designated for troops who "encounter no foreign armed opposition or imminent hostile action."

Members of the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit were photographed this week with a Light Armored Vehicle on the flight deck.

Reynaldo Arroyo, 23, who enlisted as an infantryman, donated his hair to Locks of Love.

A preliminary military court hearing at Marine Corps Base Hawaii was scheduled for Wednesday.