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Training exercise
plane crash kills
Marine reservists
Witnesses saw two
passengers parachute
from the flaming jets
SHANNON DININNY
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
ARLINGTON, Ore. — Two Marine
reservists are dead after two F-18 fighter
jets collided Wednesday during a train
ing exercise over the Columbia River in
northeastern Oregon, authorities said.
One of the bodies was found on
the Oregon side of the river, the other
on the Washington side, according to
Chris Fitzsimmons, a deputy sheriff in
Gilliam County.
Capt. Michael Braibish with the
Oregon National Guard said at least
one of those dead was a pilot; the oth
er one is either a pilot or a weapons
operator, he said.
An additional pilot survived, and
was being evaluated by doctors in the
emergency room at Mid-Columbia
Medical Center, hospital spokes
woman Yvonne Arbogast said.
She said she did not have a list of
injuries, but said the man was speak
ing and coherent.
Nancy Corey, a spokeswoman for
the Federal Aviation Administration
in Seattle, said the jets were based at
the Miramar Naval Air Station, which
is in San Diego, Calif.
Tile planes were on low altitude
training exercise from a national guard
base in Portland to a bombing range in
Boardman, Ore., said Lt. Col. Bill Niel
son with the Oregon Air National
Guard. One plane was a single seater,
while the other had two seats, he said.
Andrew David, 34, of Goldendale,
Wash., was casting out his fishing nets
on the river with his father-in-law and
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the jets colliding. He looked up, and
saw the flames above their heads.
David said he saw two parachutes,
one of which landed in the water.
When they speeded over to try and
help the man, David said, it was clear
that the parachutist was dead.
"When you see something like this,
you don't expect to be right in the
middle of it," David said. "Debris was
dropping by us. He was pretty beat
up. It was pretty bad. We don't want
to see anything like this again."
Fitzsimmons, the Gilliam County
deputy sheriff, said debris landed as
far as eight miles from Arlington.
Debris from the incident could in
clude fuel, metal and composite carbon
fibers, said Chuck Donaldson, emer
gency response manager for the Oregon
Department of Environmental Quality.
Donaldson said that anyone who
comes across debris should leave it
alone and report it to their local sheriff,
who would then contact the military.
The F-18 is used by the Navy and
Marine Corps and several countries
including Canada, Australia, Spain,
Kuwait, Switzerland, Finland and
Malaysia.
In the American arsenal the F-18
replaced the F-4 Phantom II, the A
7 Corsair and the A-6 Intruder as
those planes were phased out of
service in the 1990s.
They are designed for air-to-air and
air-to-ground combat.
Shannon Dininny is a writer for the
Associated Press. Associated Press
Writers Sarah Linn, Joseph B. Frazier
and William McCall
in Portland contributed to this report.
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