Ndege ya jeshi la Marekani yaanguka huko Afghanistan

Ndege ya jeshi la Marekani yaanguka huko Afghanistan

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Taarifa zinaeleza ndege yenye abilia 83 imeanguka huko Afghanistan.

Kikundi cha Taleban kimedai kuhusika na tukio hilo na kueleza ndege ni mali ya jeshi la anga la Marekani ilikuwa na viongoz waandamizi wa Jeshi na CIA wote wamefariki kwenye ndege hiyo.

Marekani yenyewe bado haijatoa taarifa rasmi. Zaid inasema uchunguzi wa ajali hiyo unaendelea.

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Marekebisho: kwenye ndege hawakuwepo watu 83..
Ilikuwa ni ndege ya CIA

UPDATES:
taarifa zinasema alikuwepo kwenye ndege Michael D' Andrea ambaye ndo mkuu wa operation za kijasusi dhidi ya Iran,Iraq na Afghanistan..

 
Tumeumia sana kupoteza watu wetu ila tutalipa

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Sana mkuu, na ni ndege ndogo kwa ajili ya intelejensia kusaidia utambuzi, kukusanya taarifa za kufanyia maamuzi ya ki-mkakati ktk kutekeleza operesheni za kijeshi na kuwezesha mawasiliano mfano wa Wi-Fi.

More info :

A U.S. military official confirmed to CBS News senior national security correspondent David Martin that an Air Force E-11 had crashed in Afghanistan. The official said the cause of the crash was still being investigated and he would not discuss the fate of the crew.

Unverified images from the crash site emerged on social media, showing the tail end of a destroyed jet bearing U.S. Air Force insignia.

The U.S. Air Force uses the E-11A, a twin-engine jet made by Bombardier, as a flying command and communications hub.

According to a 2018 article on the Air Force's website, 430th Expeditionary Electronic Combat Squadron flies the jet out of Kandahar Airfield equipped with a "Battlefield Airborne Communications Node" (BACN).

BACN "is like Wi-Fi in the sky," In the article, Captain Jacob Breth, a pilot with the squadron, described the BACN as "like WiFi in the sky." The Air Force said the unit was developed "in direct response to communication shortfalls during" a 2005 joint U.S.-Afghan mission in Afghanistan, which became the storyline in the Hollywood movie "Lone Survivor."

us-plane-crash-afghanistan.jpg
An image taken from video posted online by a Taliban spokesman purportedly shows the wreckage of a U.S. Air Force E-11 communications aircraft that crashed in Afghanistan's Ghazni province on January 27, 2020.
 
Sana mkuu, na ni ndege ndogo kwa ajili ya intelejensia kusaidia utambuzi, kukusanya taarifa za kufanyia maamuzi ya ki-mkakati ktk kutekeleza operesheni za kijeshi na kuwezesha mawasiliano mfano wa Wi-Fi.

More info :

A U.S. military official confirmed to CBS News senior national security correspondent David Martin that an Air Force E-11 had crashed in Afghanistan. The official said the cause of the crash was still being investigated and he would not discuss the fate of the crew.

Unverified images from the crash site emerged on social media, showing the tail end of a destroyed jet bearing U.S. Air Force insignia.

The U.S. Air Force uses the E-11A, a twin-engine jet made by Bombardier, as a flying command and communications hub.

According to a 2018 article on the Air Force's website, 430th Expeditionary Electronic Combat Squadron flies the jet out of Kandahar Airfield equipped with a "Battlefield Airborne Communications Node" (BACN).

BACN "is like Wi-Fi in the sky," In the article, Captain Jacob Breth, a pilot with the squadron, described the BACN as "like WiFi in the sky." The Air Force said the unit was developed "in direct response to communication shortfalls during" a 2005 joint U.S.-Afghan mission in Afghanistan, which became the storyline in the Hollywood movie "Lone Survivor."

us-plane-crash-afghanistan.jpg
An image taken from video posted online by a Taliban spokesman purportedly shows the wreckage of a U.S. Air Force E-11 communications aircraft that crashed in Afghanistan's Ghazni province on January 27, 2020.
The star of David on it.

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Sana mkuu, na ni ndege ndogo kwa ajili ya intelejensia kusaidia utambuzi, kukusanya taarifa za kufanyia maamuzi ya ki-mkakati ktk kutekeleza operesheni za kijeshi na kuwezesha mawasiliano mfano wa Wi-Fi.

More info :

A U.S. military official confirmed to CBS News senior national security correspondent David Martin that an Air Force E-11 had crashed in Afghanistan. The official said the cause of the crash was still being investigated and he would not discuss the fate of the crew.

Unverified images from the crash site emerged on social media, showing the tail end of a destroyed jet bearing U.S. Air Force insignia.

The U.S. Air Force uses the E-11A, a twin-engine jet made by Bombardier, as a flying command and communications hub.

According to a 2018 article on the Air Force's website, 430th Expeditionary Electronic Combat Squadron flies the jet out of Kandahar Airfield equipped with a "Battlefield Airborne Communications Node" (BACN).

BACN "is like Wi-Fi in the sky," In the article, Captain Jacob Breth, a pilot with the squadron, described the BACN as "like WiFi in the sky." The Air Force said the unit was developed "in direct response to communication shortfalls during" a 2005 joint U.S.-Afghan mission in Afghanistan, which became the storyline in the Hollywood movie "Lone Survivor."

us-plane-crash-afghanistan.jpg
An image taken from video posted online by a Taliban spokesman purportedly shows the wreckage of a U.S. Air Force E-11 communications aircraft that crashed in Afghanistan's Ghazni province on January 27, 2020.
Wanajeshi wa US halali yao kufa popote pale hapo mashariki yakati


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