On Nov. 15, an F-22 with 43th Fighter Squadron crashed near Tyndall Air Forcer Base, Florida. Here below you can find the first images of the crash site released by 325th Fighter Wing officials who are continuing to investigate the crash.
Fortunately, the pilot ejected safely from the plane and was rescued by the first responders in less than two minutes.
Image credit: U.S. Air Force
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“… was rescued by the first responders in less than 2 minutes.”
What, he landed in the fire department’s parking lot?
That’s gotta be some sort of record for the fastest rescue ever.