(1)4 crew members killed in ASDF plane crash

(1)4 crew members killed in ASDF plane crash

NIIGATA, Japan - An Air Self-Defense Force helicopter circles over an ASDF rescue plane that crashed on a mountain in Niigata Prefecture on April 14. All four crew members aboard were confirmed dead. (Kyodo)

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