It Appears That the US Military Accidentally Killed Everybody on Board a Civilian Medevac Flight in New Mexico
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The Federal Aviation Administration shut down air traffic to El Paso Airport earlier this year.
the Federal Aviation Administration shut down air traffic to El Paso Airport earlier this year
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Customs and Border Patrol officials had fired off a laser volley from a US Army base adjacent the El Paso Airport
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the cutting‑edge weapon was taken for a test‑drive a week before FAA and Pentagon officials had a chance to discuss how to safely implement the laser device
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testing of an experimental GPS jammer resulted in a medical plane crashing into the side of a mountain
experimental GPS jammer Ruidoso, New Mexico twin-engine medevac aircraft
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The horrifying incident happened in May.
The horrifying incident happened in May
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a small twin-engine medevac aircraft carrying two pilots and two medical workers departed from Roswell, New Mexico
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the crew became the victim of an electronic warfare exercise being conducted at the nearby White Sands Missile Range, a test which rendered their navigational system inoperable
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At least three other planes reported navigation disruptions due to the GPS jamming.
at least three other planes reported navigation disruptions due to the GPS jamming
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The pilots failed to register a mountainous formation between their plane and the landing strip.
the pilots failed to register a mountainous formation between their plane and the landing strip
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When those lights go out, man, you know you are in big trouble.
“When those lights go out, man, you know you are in big trouble,”
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the disoriented crew ran straight into the side of a mountain they likely never saw, resulting in the loss of every life on board
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It’s the first known instance where military GPS jamming played a role in downing a civilian plane in US airspace
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The number of GPS interference events went from four in 2020 to 50 in 2024, and 40 across 2025.
the number of GPS interference events went from four in 2020 to 50 in 2024, and 40 across 2025
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The Army is aware of the release of the NTSB’s preliminary report into the crash of a civilian medical evacuation flight on May 14 in the vicinity of Ruidoso, New Mexico
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The incident remains under investigation, we cannot comment at this time.
the incident remains under investigation, we cannot comment at this time
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the crew involved in the New Mexico crash was warned that GPS interference may be present, there evidently weren’t enough safeguards or air traffic control personnel in place to prevent a tragedy
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The US Military has been using Elon Musk’s Grok AI to bomb Iran.
The US Military Has Been Using Elon Musk’s Grok AI to Bomb Iran
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