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April 6th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda Both pilots safely ejected from the plane that moments later crashed into a residential area in Virginia Beach.
Commander Rosi from the US Navy said the aircrew of the plane, which belonged to the VFA-106 strike fighter squadron based in Oceana, have been taken to a nearby hospital.
Witnesses say two apartment buildings near the crash site are on fire, and rescue workers are searching for potential casualties. Military police is also on site. Interstate 264 has been closed down. Thick black smoke can be seen rising from the scene.
A spokesperson from the Virginia Fire department has told reporters the fire has been contained. Reports about potential casualties are conflicting, as some people say at least one person was carried out on a stretcher from one of the apartment buildings that caught on fire after the crash. Beach General Hospital has confirmed both pilots and four civilians were being treated for injuries.
A doctor from the hospital told reporters that both crew members have been treated, with one of them in good condition and the other fair. Four more people were administered to the ER – 2 with smoke inhalation, 1 police officer who was injured at the scene and another civilian who collapsed at the site of the crash.
One of the first peope on the scene told CBS news that he helped move one of the pilots to a safe distance from the blaze. According to the witness, the pilot was conscious and apologized profusely for crashing into the apartment complex.
Reports also suggest at least one apartment building has burnt down completely. Overall, at least 5 buildings and 20 apartment units have been affected by the fire.
Several people have also claimed the fighter jet was seen dumping fuel just before the crash, in order to avoid an explosion upon impact.
F-18 jets are used by the military for combat operations as well as for aerial displays. But this crash, unfortunately, is not an isolated incident for the US Air Force fighter jets. The most recent crash involving an F-18 Hornet took place almost exactly one year ago, when 2 crew members died after the jet collapsed moments after takeoff in central California.
Another F-18 crashed into a residential area in San Diego in 2008, killing four people on the ground and destroying a number of houses. In 2011, an F-16 fighter-bomber crashed on landing at an air base in southern Italy after completing a mission in Libya. An F-15 jet also crashed while on a mission in Libya that same year.
Zack Zapatero’s photo from the scene of the FA-18 crash in Virginia Beach.
F18 crash site, tweeted by @INFOen140.
The plane’s ejected seat (photo by Ross Grogg @wrossgrogg).
“Image from a friend who lives near the apartments in Virginia Beach that the F-18 crashes into,” says @Andrew_Brandt in Twitter.
Photo from the scene of F18 crash in Virginia Beach, via WAVY, tweeted by @nycsouthpaw.
Ladder truck up and running from birdneck village apts parking lot (photo by Ross Grogg @wrossgrogg)
Aerial view of F-18 crash in San Diego
Added by Branden Sherman to WTKR NewsChannel3 account in Facebook.
A close-up shot of the burning plane’s aft section, tweeted by @kandidrops
A fire truck working at the scene of the FA-18 crash in Virginia Beach, tweeted by @PilotPhotoland
The plane’s 2nd ejected seat, tweeted by @djpostl
The plane’s ejected seat, tweeted by @kandidrops
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