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A B-52H crash occurred near Kamenka village on June 16, involving Boeing employees.

7 reports, 7 independent Updated Jun 17
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A B-52H crash occurred near Kamenka village on June 16, involving Boeing employees.

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  1. Boeing employees were among the victims of the B-52 crash.1 source
  2. Identified a victim of the B-52 crash.1 source
  3. Employees of Boeing were involved in the B-52 crash investigation.1 source
  4. Specific details emerge regarding Boeing employees involved in the crash.1 source
  5. B-52H crash near Kamenka village involving Boeing employees.1 source

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