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Two US Air Force personnel were killed when two T-38 training aircraft crashed near Vance Air Base in Oklahoma during a 'routine training mission,' the Air Force said in a statement

Two US Air Force personnel were killed when two T-38 training aircraft crashed near Vance Air Base in Oklahoma Thursday morning during a"routine training mission," the Air Force said in a statement.

"Two Vance Air Force Base Airmen were killed in an aircraft mishap at approximately 9:10 a.m. today," the statement said.The Air Force initially said that four Air Force personnel had been aboard the aircraft at the time of the incident, the status of the other two service members was not immediately clear.

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