U.S. military plane crash Norway

Four US service members were killed when the aircraft they were traveling in crashed during NATO training exercises in Norway, the country's Prime Minister ...

We are immensely grateful for the support of all first responders, the Norwegian Armed Forces, and Allies and partners that contributed various assets and people in the ongoing efforts," the statement also said.Earlier the Marine Corps said the aircraft was participating in Exercise Cold Response 2022. "It is not linked to Russia's unprovoked and unjustified invasion of Ukraine, which NATO is responding to with preventive, proportionate and non-escalatory measures." "Though the nature of military service is inherently dangerous, the safety of our Marines, Sailors, Allies and partners is our top priority. The incident is currently under investigation by both Norwegian and U.S. organizations," the Marine Corps said in a statement." 4 US service members killed after aircraft crashes in Norway, PM saysFour US service members were killed when the aircraft they were traveling in crashed during NATO training exercises in Norway, the country's Prime Minister said Saturday. "It is with great sadness we have received the message that four American soldiers died in a plane crash last night," Jonas Gahr Støre said on his official Twitter account. "The soldiers participated in the NATO exercise Cold Response. Our deepest sympathies go to the soldiers' families, relatives and fellow soldiers in their unit," he added.

The U.S. Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey aircraft was reported missing Friday while participating in a NATO exercise.

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All four U.S. personnel aboard a military aircraft were killed when the plane crashed in a remote part of northern Norway on Friday during a NATO training ...

A Norwegian armed forces statement said later the four who had died were the Osprey's "American crew". The V-22B Osprey aircraft belonging to the U. S. Marine Corps was taking part in Cold Response, a long-planned military exercise to practice defending Norwegian territory in cold-weather conditions in case of attack. OSLO, March 19 (Reuters) - All four U. S. personnel aboard a military aircraft were killed when the plane crashed in a remote part of northern Norway on Friday during a NATO training exercise, the Norwegian armed forces said in a statement on Saturday.