domeglowing
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nachomama said:
Then the information on the plane could be highly classifed? Why can't the firefighters put the fire out? What good would it do by delaying that?
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Then the information on the plane could be highly classifed? Why can't the firefighters put the fire out? What good would it do by delaying that?
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missperky
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domeglowing said:
It says the fire was put out, just that they can't go onto the airplane til the military personal get there. :shrug:
domeglowing
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aps45819 said:
Wow looks and brains and humor, you are so sexy......
Magillicutty
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Host that picture on imageshack.us
domeglowing
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aps45819 said:
how often do you go down?
To whomever left me the red and the note U R nasty.
yes, yes I am thanks for noticing.
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domeglowing
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Mikeinsmd said:Breaking news.......
Photo from plane moments before crash. The source of this photo is highly classified so please don't ask.
You STILL did not say what was popping out your speedo's
domeglowing
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desertrat said:
ewwwwww it is so whiteeeeeeeeee
chernmax
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From the Baynet:
At 12:15 p.m. local police received a call that a plane had crashed at St. Mary’s Airport. A few minutes later it was on fire.
Three people were involved – likely all occupants – but they escaped uninjured and each refused medical treatment.
A cloud of smoke is still visible in the area at 12:50 p.m., but firefighters have been able to put out the flames.
It appears the plane crashed while attempting to land.
At first police reported the airport was the correct destination of the plane and it was a civilian plane. At 12:50 p.m., however, emergency responders were told the plane may belong to the military and contain classified information. Firefighters were being refused entry to the plane until military personal arrive on the scene.
No one has been reported injured.
Stay with The Bay Net for more news and photographs from the scene.
At 12:15 p.m. local police received a call that a plane had crashed at St. Mary’s Airport. A few minutes later it was on fire.
Three people were involved – likely all occupants – but they escaped uninjured and each refused medical treatment.
A cloud of smoke is still visible in the area at 12:50 p.m., but firefighters have been able to put out the flames.
It appears the plane crashed while attempting to land.
At first police reported the airport was the correct destination of the plane and it was a civilian plane. At 12:50 p.m., however, emergency responders were told the plane may belong to the military and contain classified information. Firefighters were being refused entry to the plane until military personal arrive on the scene.
No one has been reported injured.
Stay with The Bay Net for more news and photographs from the scene.
Midnightrider
Well-Known Member
so why were they trying to land at the airport then?Ken King said: