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Jet crash stuns Virginia
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Virginia Beach Fire Department firefighters continue cleanup efforts after extinguishing a blaze that destroyed buildings when a US Navy F/A-18D fighter jet crashed into an apartment complex in Virginia Beach. (Reuters/Thomas Slusser)
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A firefighter looks on as flames are extinguished after a US Navy F/A-18D fighter jet crashed into an apartment complex in Virginia Beach. (Reuters/Peter J. Casey)
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A man is taken away by paramedics at the scene of accident after a US Navy F/A-18D fighter jet crashed into an apartment complex in Virginia Beach. (Reuters/Peter J. Casey)
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Navy personal carry away the ejection seat from the Navy F/A-18 Hornet that slammed into an apartment complex in Virginia Beach. (Reuters/Rich-Joseph Facun)
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Fire fighters survey the burnt-out wreckage of the tail of a Navy F/A-18D jet fighter which crashed into an apartment complex in Virginia Beach. (Reuters/Rich-Joseph Facun)
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Firefighters douse an apartment complex when a US Navy F-18 jet fighter crashed after take-off in the tourist resort of Virginia Beach. (AFP photo/ Shay Andleton)
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Firefighting foam covers the scene of a crash of an F/A-18D Hornet, assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 106, in Virginia Beach. (Reuters)
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Emergency crews extinguish a fire at the scene of a jet crash in Virginia Beach.(AP Photo/Virginian-Pilot, Ross Taylor)
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The burning fuselage of an F/A-18 Hornet lies smoldering after crashing into a residential building in Virginia Beach. (AP Photo/Kandice Angel)
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Firefighting foam covers the scene of a crash of an F/A-18D Hornet assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 106, in Virginia Beach. (Reuters)
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