E-11A Afghanistan Crash

don't think the taliban had much to do with this, no matter what they say. Flying hours and hours of holding patterns ought not to end like this.

Tis sad, may they rest in peace. I flew Reconnaissance in the Navy and we always knew something bad could happen. The People flying know the risks and take them every day. I hope and pray their families mourning eventually eases.

Pics and such
https://www.businessinsider.com/afghanistan-passenger-plane-crash-boeing-2020-1

The bodies of the only two service members who were on board have been recovered. I’m thankful that there weren’t more souls on board. RIP.

https://www.foxnews.com/world/bodies-recovered-from-air-force-plane-crash-official-says

Here’s pictures of the crash. It looks like it fell out of the sky... very little forward trajectory on the crash, and it is all intact, no breakup.
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2020/01/military-confirms-afghan-crash-disputes-plane-downed-200128035858442.html

Ricky, I have to agree with you. I flew in the RC-135M in the Gulf and it is always a chance that something will go wrong. Had some interesting landings, but luckily we didn't lose anyone or any planes. Can't be said for everyone. I hope that the families of this crew will find peace and comfort soon.