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RAF T2 Hawk Plane Crash: Pilots Eject Safely in North Wales
Two pilots safely ejected from an RAF T2 Hawk aircraft before a crash in North Wales. The incident, confirmed by North Wales Police, resulted in minor injuries for the pilots. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the crash, highlighting the importance of safety in military aviation.
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