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Air Force Retrieves Rescue Team From AN-32 Aircraft Crash Site In Arunachal
The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Saturday evening retrieved all the members of a rescue team from the site where one of its AN 32 aircraft had crashed in Arunachal Pradesh earlier this month.
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Local Mountaineers, Everest Climbers Were Part Of An-32 Search
Two local mountaineers helped find the wreckage of a missing Indian Air Force An-32 aircraft that was spotted in the mountains of Arunachal Pradesh from a Mi-17 helicopter on Tuesday.
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First Image Of Air Force's An-32 Crash Site Shows Debris, Charred Trees
The wreckage of an An-32 aircraft that went missing with 13 on board last week has been found in Arunachal Pradesh on Tuesday after eight days of intense search by the Indian Air Force.
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A Ping, So Far Unheard, Could Help Find The Air Force AN-32 Plane
With 17 ships, a submarine and 23 aircraft failing to detect debris on the surface of the sea, the entire operation now depends on picking up a signal from the elusive ELT fitted on to the AN-32 transport plane.
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Air Force Retrieves Rescue Team From AN-32 Aircraft Crash Site In Arunachal
The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Saturday evening retrieved all the members of a rescue team from the site where one of its AN 32 aircraft had crashed in Arunachal Pradesh earlier this month.
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Local Mountaineers, Everest Climbers Were Part Of An-32 Search
Two local mountaineers helped find the wreckage of a missing Indian Air Force An-32 aircraft that was spotted in the mountains of Arunachal Pradesh from a Mi-17 helicopter on Tuesday.
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First Image Of Air Force's An-32 Crash Site Shows Debris, Charred Trees
The wreckage of an An-32 aircraft that went missing with 13 on board last week has been found in Arunachal Pradesh on Tuesday after eight days of intense search by the Indian Air Force.
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A Ping, So Far Unheard, Could Help Find The Air Force AN-32 Plane
With 17 ships, a submarine and 23 aircraft failing to detect debris on the surface of the sea, the entire operation now depends on picking up a signal from the elusive ELT fitted on to the AN-32 transport plane.
