Glider crash in Hokkaido

Glider crash in Hokkaido

Japan Transport Safety Board officers (far L and far R) investigate a crashed glider in the Hokkaido town of Biei, northern Japan, on Oct. 13, 2021, a day after both of the two men aboard died.

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