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Red Arrows Hawk T1 Crash

Luke Willmoth
Last updated: 21 March 2018 18:28
By Luke Will
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The UK Ministry of Defence have formally announced the crash of a Hawk T1 belonging to the RAF Red Arrows Aerobatic Display Team.

The news comes 24hrs after a crash of a Hawk T1 at RAF Valley in Wales after a training exercise. It has been confirmed the pilot ejected safely but a RAF Engineer is dead in the accident.

The victim’s family is asking for a 48hr grace period prior to any additional releases.

 

 

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