U.S. Navy Eyes Training And Procedure Changes Following F/A-18D Crash
As the U.S. Navy continues to search for the root causes of the rare engine issues that led to the April crash of an F/A-18D in Virginia Beach, Va., the service also is looking at changes in training and procedures the brass says likely could avert such future incidents. Among the changes being...
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