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  1. Boeing and Edwards Air Force Base are involved in the investigation following a B-52 crash.
  2. Boeing was involved in the testing program at Edwards Air Force Base.
  3. A tragedy occurred at Edwards Air Force Base, involving Boeing employees during strategic bomber testing operations.
  4. A specific incident occurred at Edwards Air Force Base involving the B-52 strategic bomber, Rolls-Royce engines, and Boeing facilities.

A B-52H crash occurred during testing at Edwards Air Force Base. Separately, Volare secured a 50-year lease on county land.

13 reports, 12 independent Updated Jun 24
Gone quiet Reached 11 outlets in its first 24 hours
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A B-52H crash occurred during testing at Edwards Air Force Base. Separately, Volare secured a 50-year lease on county land.

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  1. Crash occurred in Kern County, involving base operations and Boeing.1 source
  2. B-52H crash during testing at Edwards AFB; Volare secures 50-year lease.1 source
  3. Boeing employees were involved in the B-52 crash.1 source
  4. B-52 test crash at Edwards AFB involving Boeing leads to employee losses.1 source
  5. B-52 test flight crash at Edwards AFB involving Boeing.1 source
  6. Boeing B-52 crashed during test flight at Edwards AFB.1 source
  7. Investigation launched into B-52 crash involving Boeing and Edwards AFB.1 source
  8. Crash occurred in Kern County.1 source
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  1. Alexander Davis was confirmed as a victim of the Boeing B-52 crash.1 source

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