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Investigation into New Mexico Plane Crash Linked to Military Jamming Activities

The NTSB is investigating a plane crash in New Mexico that occurred on May 14, killing four people. The crash is linked to military GPS jamming activities, which the pilots were informed about prior to takeoff. The investigation is ongoing, and no probable cause has been determined yet.

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The NTSB is investigating a plane crash in New Mexico that occurred on May 14, killing four people. The crash is linked to military GPS jamming activities, which the pilots were informed about prior to takeoff. The investigation is ongoing, and no probable cause has been determined yet.

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The curious case of the New Mexico plane crash tied to military jamming activities

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Investigation into New Mexico Plane Crash Linked to Military Jamming Activities