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The crashes were 60 miles apart on two consecutive days. 1978 Two Bergstrom AFB filers from the 67th die In the crash of an RF-4C Phantom in the Red Flag exercises at Nellis Air Force Base. Here is a list of recent crashes of RF-4C jets based at Bergstrom Air Force Base. 1988 Two Bergstrom fliers, including the deputy commander for operations of the 67th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing, parachute to safety near Austin on April 11. Their damaged and burning RF-4C Phantom crashed into a row of self-service storage units off Riverside Drive.

One man on the ground suffers minor injuries. 1987 Two Bergstrom fliers from the 67th die when their RF-4C Phantom collides with another RF-4C during training exercises near Brownwood. The fliers in the second aircraft parachute to safety. Factory Showing Microccnuiaf Oulsole son, to Nellis Air Force Base near Las Vegas, he said. Bergstrom communication officials said the accident was being investigated by a board of officers.

Early Friday evening, investigators from Luke Air Force Base near Pheonix, had arrived to begin the investigation, according to the spokeswoman. "No local officials would be involved in any medical examinations or autopsies," she said. No additional equipment was requested from local authorities. The crash was the second recent accident involving planes associated with Bergstrom. On the afternoon of April 11, another RF-4C Phantom II jet went down amid a row of storage warehouses near Riverside Drive.

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service Compiled from news services WASHINGTON Former CIA Beirut station chief William Buckley was honored Friday during a memorial service at his symbolic tombstone in Arlington National Cemetery, nearly three years after he died a hostage in Lebanon. CIA Director William Webster eulogized Buckley, the 51st CIA agent to die in the line of duty, as a man who "lived by example." President Reagan, in a letter read to Buckley's friends and family at the ceremony, said the CIA agent "loved the United States" and "cherished liberty." The body of Buckley 58 when he died June 3, 1985, after 15 months in captivity was never recovered. Marcos pledges support if permitted to return NEW YORK Deposed Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said Friday he would support the government of President Corazon Aquino if he were allowed to return to his homeland. In an ABC News interview, Mar-cos again expressed a wish to return from Hawaii to the Philippines for the funeral of his mother, who died May 4. Aquino has rejected earlier pleas to allow his return, saying he is a threat to national security.

Hostage officer escapes unharmed, kills captor PORTLAND, Ore. A policeman held hostage for eight hours by two robbery suspects escaped unharmed Friday after he grabbed a gun and killed one of his drug-impaired captors, police said. The second suspect later killed himself, and fficer Larry Strayer, 43, was unharmed, authorities said. The dead men were identified as Michael Richard Ager, 37, and Albert Wesley Reinhart, 42, both of Tacoma, Wash. Strayer was taken hostage about 8 p.m.

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