RAF PLANE DOWN IN IRAQ

30 Jan 2005

A British Hercules transport plane has crashed north of Baghdad, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed. There has been no news on casualties, but the official said the plane’s wreckage was scattered over a large area. The C-130, en route from Baghdad to the city of Balad, was confirmed down about 25 miles north-west of the capital. A British Army spokesman in Iraq said: “We can confirm that a UK C130 Hercules has crashed in central Iraq. Full Story

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