U.S. Air Force officials say
U.S. Air Force officials say a Dec. 20 crash at Nellis AFB., Nev., that destroyed an F/A-22 Raptor was the result of a flight control system problem. The malfunction was caused by a power interruption to the aircraft's three rate sensor assemblies (measuring pitch, roll and yaw), which made them...
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